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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... questions having been put to the elders-elect, the Rev. D. G. M'Crea offered up the ordination prayer; after which the Rev. E. Kimmitt, Loughgoll, delivered charge to the newly ordained elders. The members of Presbytery and friends were afterwards entertained ...
... B. Wilson, Second Armagh, ached from 2nd Corinthians, iv. 7. The Bev. Andrews explained Presbyterian polity; the Bev. E. Kimmitt, put the prescribed questions ; the Bev. Thomas Madill led in prayer and the laying on of hands; and the Bov. Mr. Clements ...
... Mackie, \ lway ill, Rachael Caldwell, Martha Forsythe Samuel Boyles, James Little, Wm. Hoge. Samuel M‘Comb, Din, Class—George Kimmitt, Lizzie Galway, | not fllowing were te boys who received cer me) or Cisse Harbi Johan M'Dowel David. esult J Matier, Edwar ...
... Thomas M‘Dowe ely increase Barry, Robert Cooke, Jobn T. Dickson, James Clotworthy, Robert L. Shie itry towns, Mcac—Edward Kimmitt, Williem ‘ MQuitty, Daniel Jas. K. Christi W. Jeb Thomas John Naiewi Thos. Moore, examiners were :—Infants—Miss He Hunter ...
... J Tipping. One Pint of Gooseberries—l.J Tipping; 2, D O’Neill. SECTION B—VEGETABLES. cottagers’ class. Six Carrots—l, Eev Kimmitt; 2, Eobinson. Si* Parsnips—l,J Tipping; 2.W Hobson. Si* Turnips (table use)—l, J Tipping. Si* Onions—l, F Kavanagh; 2, F Savage ...
... accepting the coll from that congregation. His in- - stoUation was appointed to take place on WWuesday, the loth inst. Mr. Kimmitt reported that Dr. Wm. W. Deeper, Messrs. John Brennan, *Vm. Irwin, James M'Dermott, Neil M'Neil, and Wilson Reid had been ...
... Malooe; Lady Harriett bas elapsed Mra avd the Misses Cope, Mrs aud Mi his father’s Armagh; M aod Miss Tac Templer, M rr, Mra Kimmitt, ood of the Mrs Hardy, Miss Mil le owner of Mr aod Mra Bradehaw, J'M Lynu, Esq a the neigh- Kobinsoo, Messrs Wm Atkinson, ...
... Erwin. Eobert Shannon, John Bell, David Wilion, Wm. Jetdan, H. Canon. D.D.; George Steen. Darid Coote, William Henry, E. Kimmitt, G. Nesbitt, L. D. Elliott. R. Tint. 8. Andrews N. J. Brown, A. M. Csldin. T. Wallsc*. D. M. Cldland C M. Cowden, George A ...