... loci, R. T. Simpson, D. G. M’Crea, J. Elliott, and E. Kimmitt, The proceedings were agreeably diversified by several pieces of music rendered in admirable style, by the Misses Isabella and Jessie Kimmitt, and Mr. Sloan. Mr. Henry M*Kean proposed, and Mr. ...

... the Revs. J. Elliott, B. Kimmitt, W. T. Latimer, D. 6. M*Crea, and W. Clements. The congregational choir, under the leadership of Mr. Alexander Montgomery, rendered several pieces of music in eioeUent style. Miss Jessie Kimmitt, and Messrs. Montgomery ...

... Buildings, to Catherine, ouly daughter of 3 tricate e their April 28, in the First Presbyteris of Armagh, by the Rev. ‘Bdward Kimmitt, of L espon- nego. County Mr. George Neville, ta Miss Martua Euglish—bot ...

... James Knowles, Rov. John Forbes, LL.D.; Mr. John Wallace, and Mr. John Ferguson. The Moderator intimated that tho Rov. Edward Kimmitt, of Clonakilty, had been designated the Assembly’s Committee on Deputations to address meetings in the bounds of tho Presbytery ...

... tick. Me. Fi Eleanor Smyley, Glassdrummoud, Daly — October 3, in the First Pre ted We Cbureh, Armagh, by the Rev. Edward Kimmitt, of Sir Weir, to Miss M artha both of Kiu magh, Londen BIRTHS. f PER.—Octeber 19, at Regent Street, Newtown re were) wife ...

... 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 ...

... Scciety, the of which were present iv large vambe chief muurpers were-—Me-er-, E. G. or George W. Kimmitt, avd Joseph FP. t could {sone), Thompson tain KR. K. Kimmitt, late Royal Muns iece of liere, and George Be | of the James Jackson (nepnewr). The p 6 have ...

... 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 ...

... IteDg, Raid, Webb, Colter, M'Mechan, Phil- Upa, M'Mechan (2), and Ervin. Milfctd—M'Crnm, H. Macanlay, Con, Ncsbit, Moline, Kimmitt, Marlin, Murphy, Hyde, J. Macaulay, and M'Parlaud. DON'ACt.ONKV yiBST V. OLTMPIO. ham, Monsypaany, Bennett, Johnston, and ...

... MARRIAGES Bcrrowk. —November ?. in th« First Prcsbyt«rUn Church, Armagh, by the Rev, Kimmitt. William Browuko. of Kianego. Margaretta Burrows, Lulosley. Rath borne —UrMr.R.—N’o». i. 6t. Wary's C hurch, Bryanston Square. the Rev, James Rath borne. Incuinlxnt ...

... KmUy, second daughter of Thomas Arthur Hope, MARTIN—HUTCHINSON—JuIy 15, in Loughgall Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Edward Kimmitt, George Martin, Termacrannon, to Matilda Hutchinson, Cloghan, Rich hill. STEEN—ROBERTSON—JuIy 14, at Canmore Street, the residence ...

... Mountpottinper Church, by the Her. J. J. Wright, William Larmour, Jun., of Carrickfcrgua, to Lizzie Lament, of Belfast. MORRISON—KIMMITT August 28, in the First Armagh Presbyterian Church, by the father the bride, assisted by the Rcr. Silas E. Wilson. William ...