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... Meeting To-lYMorrow. TO SIR S'rEPHxEN 1A, SOVER12;IGAT OF, BELPAST, &F c. C. SIR, Belrasft, 7t Oaober, 1825. W E, the Unlersigned, have the honour of re- questing that you bay Convene a MEETING of the MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and Principal I N- HABITANTS of ...
... Mrs. De Erinaine.. V 29 1 Thomas H. Browne, ?? 22 0 Collected by Mr. Thomas ?? 2 2 6 C Counucillor Barklie ?? 2 0 Robertson, Ledlie, & ?? 2201 Messrs. Dunville &- Co ?? 0 'Edwa-,dc H ?? 0 James Jobnston ?? 2 0 S. A. Johnston ?? W. lreland~ ?? 2 0 Dr. ...
... Belfast; James Brown, J.P., Donaghmore; Thomas C. Dickie, Ormagh Joseph Cuthbert, J.P., Coleraine ; John Huey, J.P., Coleraine; David Martin, J.P., Newry; Thomas MI 'Bride, Belfast ; Thomas Small, Keady; Thomas Jamison, Dromore; James Beattie, Bally- ...
... direct at planters' prices, thus saving to con- somers of the fragrant beverage not less than sir to eight intermediat{e profits, or 1 s to 2s -er lb. on teTa.LIPTON, j 'THE LARGEST TEA ATND PROVISIONT DEALER fl- THE WORLD. BEFM'AST BFAIN CE H 13, HIG-H STREET ...
... Dommirteet:_ Mr. Johln Browne, J.P. Sir Williarm Quartus Ewart, Bart. Mr. R. H. Reade. J.P. Mf r. J. Theodore Richardson. J.P. MTr. Herbert 0. Lanyvo. Mr. James M1usprare, . P. Sir James H. Easlett. .J.P. Mr. Thomas Sinclair, J.P. With the Chairman, Hon ...
... months, arud finl in- no rclieft I v-'s advised by Mr. Thomas Max- vtwli. ot Luran. to try an AIlcock's Porous ?? r. a-hi I did, anm am happy to saavthat t'o 'Crst Pib-ster produced a pierfect cure. THOMAS WARD. I can to; to the above beiun correct. T. 'IAXXVELL ...
... 13on. Lord I Kiuahan. Frederick I-fill. Lord Arthur. H.P. M P 'Neile, H. RI., D.L.. Macnaghten. Lord J.P. Corr-, Sir J. P., Bart., MI'Clure. Sir T.. Bart. PM. P. Milzholland. John. J.P.. lHouston, J. Blakiston, Young, Rt. Hon. Johun, V.L., J.P. I D.L. I ...
... those rho retire by rot-ation, and to fill vacancies that have occurred bv death:-W. C. Witchell. 3.P.: Sir J. P. Corry. Bart.; Arthur Fiamnili. J.P. Sir Jamrcs H. Haslett, James -ohnston. -, Moved by R. J. Ml-ioRnio: seconded by ARTHSR HAMILL. J.P.- T' hat ...
... G. H. Ewart. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Finlay. Robert Ferguson. S. G. Fenton, Frank Gunniing. Thomas G_,tflikin & Co.. 0. B. Graham, Sir James H. Haslett. John Hogg. Sir Edward J. Harland. Bart., MI.P.; Robert Hender-scon G. HPeyn & Sons, Jaffe Brothers & Co ...
... Shaw 2 0 0 Saddler, Fenton, &- Thomas Batt 5 0 0 Co. 2 10 0 John S. Ferguson 5 0 0 Great Edward-Street. James Crawford 3 0 0 Mrs. Blizard 0 5 0 James Goddard 3 3 0 Caleadar-Street. Thomas Lyle 1 0 William Arthur 0 10 0 Thomas Ferguson I 10 0 John Dunville ...
... Matter of the Estate of Thomas John Mr'artin. Deceaserd: and in an Action wherein Allexandef Agnew Lock- hart is PlaintiE. and William Robert Martin- Iohrston, Joseph Sainsbury Martin-Johnston, and George Wallace Blearin-Johnston are Defen- dants, THE CREDITORS ...
... NIVEW AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS 1^ ?? WEDDING CARDS. ROBINSON BROTHERS, 15204 25, DONEGALL STREET. LIPTON IN CEYLON. TO LOVERS OF THE FRAGRANT BEVERAGE. R. LIPTON, WHO HAS JUST RETURNED from Ceylon, has pleasure in intimating to his Cetomers and the Public ...