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... (Passmore), Miss R. V. Sloan, Miss M. Kimmitt, Mr J. M•llveen, and Mr E. Locke; buffo song, The Antrim Militiaman, Mr H. Loughery. Part Second : pianoforte duet, Qui Vive (Gran:). Miss Craig and Miss M. Kimmitt ; solo, Spinning Song (Weckerlin). ...
... back worked hard, the latter being specially useful, but I can find nothing favourable to say about the rest of the team. Kimmitt and Halligan were both below form, and Morgan was clean done at half-time. The forwards were even worse than usual. M'Parland ...
... M‘Dowell ; forwards, Filson, J. Murray, Farrell, Dunwoody, and Mullin. Milford—GoA M'Crum ; backs, Corr and Cotter; halves, Kimmitt, Mullins, and Nesbit; forwards, Martin, Hyde, M‘Parland, J. Macaulay, and H. Macaulay. It will be seen that the Tyrone team ...
... during the first ten minutes, played a fine back game for the winners*in fact Harris had little to do but stand and look on. Kimmitt was not much troubled at half; except when his own right wing came plunging back on him. He is getting too fond of kicking ...
... made over 40. Hare and Kimmitt were now together but the former soon went. 134, 5, 9. Macaulay helped Joe to put on 38 runs for the next wicket when Harry was out for 23. The next wicket did nothing, but when Billy Farr joined Kimmitt matters became very ...
... Hams; moat be prime quality.—Address Traders’ Association, 154, W«t Begat Street, RELIGION IN THE SOUTH. THE Rev. EDWARD KIMMITT, Clonakilty, will (D.V.) PREACH in ST. ENOCHS CHURCH TO-MORROW EVENING, and Address the Congregation on tho above subject ...
... Port* stcwarl I'resbjtcrian Church, by Rev David Aiken, Glasgow, Cookstown, to Margaret Grabame, Balljmacilcur, Mxgbera. KIMMITT—PENNINGTON—October 14, at the Parish Church, Suofforth, by the Rev. C. Hacdcock, Rector, Captain Kimmit, Royal M. Fusiliers ...
... with Mullan and Kimmitt, played his old good game at back. Cotter has lost his old accuracy of kicking and tackling, and is trying to make up for it by heavy charging, for which I hope he will be suspended unless he mends his ways. Kimmitt played a really ...
... daughter of the Knight of Glinn, Glinn Castle, county Lime- October 13, in First Armagh Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Edward Kimmitt, Mr. Isaac Weir, to Miss Martha Donaldson, both of Kinnego, Armagh. W: October 13, in the Remonstrant Meeting-House, int, ...
... » AKUK tSON—HARPER—ApriI 2S. at Moy Presbyterian Cha «*b, tbe Rev. Ertwetd Kimmitt. Jehn At-ierfton. Bnni-kllles Ltzsie. thlr-t daoghter of John Harper. K»q.. Cadian, Hangar nop. 9th, at her robfdencs. Israel 3treer, Belfast, Maggie ...
... Tarleton was called away on business. The . pair scored quickly, until M'Crum was bowled off his pads-36, 3, 10. Kirkland joined Kimmitt, and some lively but at the same time correct cricket followed. Several bowlers were tried, but unsuccessfully, until Kirkland ...
... of Henry • Esq., M. 8., Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. BLACK—HALL—Sept. i i, at Loughgall Presbyterian Church, by the Rey. Edward Kimmitt, assisted by the Rev. Charles L. Morell, Mr. Lytle Black, Dungannon, to Mar glit Jane, second daughter of Thomas Hall, E. ...