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... Church, Kil- by the Rev. Andrew . x= , to daughter of Mr. Jobs Patterson, Fair Lodge, Killyleagh January 5, by the Rev. Edward Kimmitt, Mr. to Margare t Bennett, both of Kinnego, © Armag’ 20, in Antrim Roman Catholic Church, by the Rev. H. O'Loughlin, P.P. ...
... Beattie (Caledon) ; backs, Clark (Lilywhites), and Sherry (Caledon) ; halves, Gillespie (Milltown), Reynolds (Lillywhites), and Kimmitt (Milford) ; left wing, Corr (Milford), Ashworth (Lilywhites ; centre, M‘Parland (Milford) ; right wing, Hyde (Milford), Martin ...
... was employed by Mr Lendrum. On tbe date in question he was sent with a letter to tbe Rev Mr Kimmitt, the de’end&nt. He delivered tbe letter to Miss Kimmitt, and while waiting for an answer was attacked defendant’s dog and bitten teveral places. consequence ...
... satisfactory manner. PA—WM/glove at Rere of kir. W. J. Black's Dining Booms, Scotch Street. IMPORTANT TO ORANGEMEN. JOSEPH KIMMITT, PAINTER, ARTISTIC DECORATOR, &v., DOIIIIIN STARE?, ARMAGH, DESIRES To INFORM TIIE ORANGEMEN or Armagh and the Province of ...
... toitiona a penny extra. Addreaa 1651, Independent Office. BANK of Ireland Examination*, April, 1894; Messrs Vance, Fallon, Kimmitt, Oignnm, Roberta, Matthews, Dobbs, and Williams direct from Skerry a Academy, 188 Great Brunswick street, Dublin, taking 8 ...
... direct to them. Supplies were made out for Tartaraghan. Mr. Kimmitt explained that all matters had been amicably settled in Loughgall. An interim session was appointed for Loughgall, Mr. Kimmitt, convener. There was no other business of importance. First ...
... where a sexton defied the authority of a Presbyterian congregation, and locked them out of their own church. The Rev. Mr. Kimmitt is the minister in charge of the flock, and the fabric and the conduct of the services are under the control of a committee ...
... of the directors, the flowing executive was elected t—Messre. Leckie, President ; J. G. Dickson, Vice- President ; Richard Kimmitt, Secretary- Treasurer. It was decided that for the present nothing be done in the way of surveys or other expense incurred ...
... tes tables:— Mrs. Osrgin, Mrs, Henry, Mrs, M‘Can), Mrs, John Goligher, Mrs. Richard Saith, Mrs. Jas. Androws, sné Miss M'Kimmitt. After tea the meelivg Was reacived into s kind of co:ferenca—the Rev. J. M. Rodg:r:, M.A., being elocted obairman. He explained ...
... heq.. Mane heater, to Miaa Sarah Hobson, Drumdly, TuMighgall January 0, Looghgall Presbyterian Church, by the Bet. Edward Kimmitt. Mr. Henry Keid, Tartaraghan, Mias Jane Kennedy. Cloncamah. DEATHS. Jan. 6, Armagh, Mn. Ann M*Clatcby, aged 80 Dec. 17, Oakttlle ...
... daughter. September 18, at Church View, Holywood, the wife of Mr. Wim. Carr, of a son. September 16, the wife of Mr. Joseph Kimmitt, , of a son. Scotch Street, A ber 18, the wife of Robert Christie, Esq., Noi Bank, Ballybay, of a son. Se ber 19, at ‘arr ...
... of Broomfleld, Halifax. DEATHS. KXMMlTT.—October 6. Spofforth. Yorkshire, aged 10 saonth*. George GUbertson, son Captain Kimmitt, Limerick. & at Barnsley. aged 5 years, George Francis Dudley, eldest son F. J. MonUgu-Staart-Wortley, Esq. MURGATROYD.—At ...