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... ,SIR RICHARD WALLACE'S ESTATE.I is IMPORTANT MEETING IN GLENAVY. De iI A FRESH OFFER. it ON Saturday evening last, at six o'clock, a meeting . of the tenantry of Sir Richard Wallace, Bart., in c- the parishes of Glouavy, Canlin, and Tallyrush, was held ...
... THE LIBERATION OF AIM. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, OF BALLYKILUEG. I DEHON'STItTION AT DOTSP&TUICS. [Frrco oUR OWx ?? JdowPxvaTixICK, NIIJiN DAY EvLi riuNG. To-DeA, a demonstration, which was organised in honor of SMr. Wrn. Johnston, of Eallykilbeg, took place in ...
... SIR ROBERT PEEL. SiR R. 1'EEL'S ANSWER TO TH-E ADDRESS FROM DOWNPATRICK. Whitehall Gardens, May 28, 1835. MY: DEAR SIRI have bad the honour of receiving the Addr ess fiom ?? upat rick, which accompanied your let- ter of the 11th inst. I request that you ...
... PRESENTATION TO THE REY. DR. JOHNSTON, D.D, Tim congregation of ToWDSend Street Church last night met at a soiree held in the lecture hall ad. joining the church, for the Purpose of presenting to their pastor (Rev. Dr. Johnston) a portrait of hiluself, painted ...
... John C. Spence: sonz. Livht adl Parkoess' (Cowen). Miss I i'Lrs (uru-an obi iiato bvy Mr. E. R I 'yer) violin solo. :th Sir varie 'A A' (Blhaa De Berios). Mr. T. Lindsay. At the conclusion of the first pin-tior. of the pro- z ranirne. Mi. WVood. e ...
... be subsequently arranged. Sir Thomas Bateson. Bart,, M.P., presided- and there was a vory largo and repre- sentative attendance. It was arranged that the Dule of Ahbercorn be requested to take the chair on the ocattsion, and Sir Thorang Bateson the second ...
... ADDRESS AND PRESEMNTATION TO Wa. JOHNSTON, ESQ., B.A.LLYKILBEG. ON Wednesday evening last, in the Orange Hall, William Johnston, Esq., Was presented with a flattering address, accompauied by a beautifnl timepiece, from the Oranggemen of Newry, as a slight ...
... DINNER TO MR. WM. JOHNSTON, MP. [ILSPECA TM.KLEhIXF [FROM OUR CORRESPONDE1NT.] DUBuiN, TuEsDAy NIGH-T. Tins evening, the members of the Orange Society in Dublin entertained Mr. William Johnston, M.P., of Baflykilbeg, at dinner, in the Orange H Hall, York ...
... Dr. Meneely, Dr. Johnston, Rev. W1. Park, Rev. George Shasv, Rev. r. J. Arnold, Mrs. Johnston, Dr. J. M. Barnett. Applications for continualnce of gratnts vwere considered, ant other matters of insportsnce submitted by Dr. Johnston were dis- cuss;ed ...
... promotion b~y the dezniseofuleutenault aene 2. ral H~ay :-Major- Genetal Sir C. HI. Rllbs, K.QC B.,9 [e Quartermaster.General of the Armny, to Lieutenant. 0 General; Colonel Thomas Pattle, C. B, Lieultenant. Colonel, h -p., 1st Dragoon Guabrds, to Majcr ...
... attendance. An address, engrossed on parcbmeu:, of which the folloew-rg is a cupo, was presenited to 1r. Johnston:- ADDRESS. To er. William Johnston, of BalIlkilbeg, D. G. ?? of the Grand Lodgr, Loyal Orars InlsttuLtion ot lrela2}, 3and I. P. for bulLas ...
... Lecturer. un'x chose a-, his suh- ject Sir Astley Cooper asod his Surgical Work In addition to the works above named. Sir William has contributed largely to the literature of the pro- fession, Like his father, Sir William is an ox- cellent linguist, and ...