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... TO BE LET IMMEDIATELY, rfIHAT HOUSE FOYLE STREET. NOW OCCUPIED i>y Mr James Kimmitt a Family Hotel, &C. One of the best situations fur Business, being contiguous UCthe Steamboat Wharf.and Ilftiiw., Terminun. Appl, JAM( , TO LET, FROM Ist NOVEMBER NEXT ...
... near Bushmills, Mr. John Darragh, jun., aged 18 years. Kimmitt—August 29, at the residence of her daughter, Moy, County Tyrone, Margaret K'mmitt, late of Belfast, and mother of the Rev. Edward Kimmitt, of Loughgall. Baird—September 2, his residence, Greenoastle ...
... TO BE LET IMMEDIATELY, That house in foyle-street. now occupied by Mr. James Kimmitt as a Family Hotel, «fec. One of the best situations for Business, being contiguous to the Steamboat Wharfs and Railway Terminus. Apply to JAMES CAIRNS. A CUP OF COFFEE ...
... Castle place, “d, for superior workmanship and taste, reflected much credit on his establishment.—.Mercury. Rkr. Enwaan Kimmitt.—The nuroerona friends of this young gentleman will glad learn that he is very popular in England, and has received several ...
... daughter of W. P. Geoghegan, M.D., Lucan. Nevill English—April 26, in the First Presbyterian Church. Armagh the Rev. Edward Kimmitt, of LoughgalL Mr. Armagh'* 671 Martha EagUdi, both of Kiimego, co. Sharkey & Durden—April 20, in the Registrar** Office, ...
... for 1867:—Rev. W. Magill, Dunrod, £1; Mr. J. Muirs, Belfast, 10s; Hugh Stevenson, Esq., £10; My. John Lawson, per Rev. E. Kimmitt, Loughgall, ss; Rev. Malcom Orr, Newtowncrommelin, 10s; Mrs. Burns, Cora, do., 10a; W., per Charles Fiulay, Esq., Belfast ...
... the Sabbath after the meeting of the Assembly. Installation.—On Thursday, in the Longhgall Presbyterian Church, the Rev. E. Kimmitt was installed as assistant and successor the Rev. William Henry. The attendance of ministers was large. The sermon for the ...
... returned thanks for “The Honorary Members.” “The Ladies” was acknowledged by Mr. Hugh O'Neill, aud The Baud” by Mr. Thomas Kimmitt. Mr. M'Laughlin proposed the health of the Chairman,” which was received with great applause. The Chairman expressed his thanks ...
... therewith, and resolve ask the Presbytery’s opinion on the subject. It was moved by the Rev. J.Bell, -econded by the Rev. E. Kimmitt, and unanimously resolved, that the report received and adopted. Messrs. George Kirk and David Kinlay, who were appointed ...