... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... nil ingthe ordination took place. There wus it large Ltendance, embracing members of other Prcsby terie.- The Rer. Edward Kimmitt, Moderator, presided; ,-.i,d amongst those present were Rev. Naeon Droui, ' Rev. J. It. M‘Alister, Armagh; Kev. V. Cramie ...

... slonation; James Walker, Key., £1 munica- £1 subs.ri tion; William Gibs.n, Esq., £1 Mr ton, For 1867—W. W. Leip M.D, per Rev. Ed. Kimmitt, Loughgall, £2 t hours, tion; Miss M, Fullerton, Rev. D, A 28 61; John Ferguson, Antrim, £3; \ per Rev. Joseph Berkeley, d ...

... very p two-monthly F experience this Presbytery was he'd on Tuesday in the years, room of RB Jackson church, Armag | Edward Kimmitt, Moderator. There was a ve Rev. J. Smyth was r¢ ugh, in re- atte lance of members. ent of his tas clerk during the continued ...