Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... feature of the evening was a speech by Wm. Johnston, Eeq., ., in which he took occasion to refer to the knighthood question, which has formed such a fertile source of discussion lately in Belfast. Br. Thomas J. Wal- lace occupied the chair, and Br. Edward ...
... and Ava, Lady Cowan, Sir Thomas alClure, Bart., DIL.; Sir William Q. Ewart, Barb., S, sir Charles Russell, Q.C., M.P.; C. C. Connor, Mayorof Belfast; Sir Edward Harland, Bart., Nl.P.; Sr David Taylor, J.P.; IV. Aicken, M.D.; ...
... ESTATE OF SIR CHARLES LANYON3 DECEASED.) SALE BY AUCTIONIL 'his estate of the late Sir Charles Lnyoh~ corn- prising valuable fee-farm rents and other freehold -roperty in Belfast, and also The Abbey, Whiteeabbey (the residence of the late Sir Charles ...
... ITHE VISIT OF SIR HENRY JAMIbS. THE Right Honourable Sir Henry Jamnes, Q.O. M.P. arrived in the city yesterday morning from Stranraer. having crossed to Larne in the steamer Princess Victoria. He was; accompanied by Miss James and Viscount Wolmer.. junior ...
... THE APPOINMIENT OF SIR R. COLLIER- TEE DEBA=TE IN TH MOeMONS. [SPEM&L w = . IFROX OUR OW}i coxsron .¶ LONDoar, TuxsDAY. Nsa: Liberal members voted against the Govern- ment last night, and thirty-seven left the House to aroid voting. The Irish members ...
... mansion, where they were met by Sir Stas- ford and a great manlly of the distiuguished viyi- tore now staving at Belvoir Park, including the Lord Bishop of Down. Tho deputation having been introduced by Sir Thomas Bateson, Sir Stalford shook hands with the ...
... the -general courtesy which distinguished you in all our past intercourse. We are, Sir, with due respect, yo r attached and obedient servant, PETER HN N, Foreman. Thomas Forde, Esq. SMoun -Square, July 28, 1829. Sxn-On my return from the county of Roscommon ...
... THE VISIT OF SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE. MEETING IN LURGAN, [FRIOM OUR uiiroRnTLI. Lurt.k, FRIIDMY NtronT.-At eight oclock this evening a crowded and enthusiastic meeting of the Conservatives and other loyal inhabitants of Lurgdan was hold in the Orange Hall ...
... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE ON THE GOVERNMENT POLICY. [BY TELEGRAPH.] SiR STrArFOR NORTUCOTE, speaking last Bight at a Conservative banquet at Bournemouth, said he firmly believed the Government possessed the con- fiderce of the country. His hearers might ...
... SIR MICHAEL HICKS-BEECH, BART., IN BELFAST. YESTERDAY morning, the Chief Secretary, accom- panied by Sir Thomas Bateson, Bart, M.P.; the Hon. Charles Bourke, MIajor the lion. Frederick Le Poor Tronch, and Maj or Gawn Reran Hamilton (Hligh Sheriff of Down) ...
... Harper, Dr. Irvine, Captain Jamison, W. T. Jury, George Johnstone, James Jenkins, John M. Johnston, Samuel A. Johnston, W. J. Johnston, J,P.; George B. Johnston, B. G. 0. Johnston, Randal ...
... TIME LATE THOMAS ASSIIETON SMITH, ESQ. Ti ,Salisbutry tied Wi'inchleste' Jeournlt thus speaks of the wlt-vllnown veteran sportsman, Thomas Assheton Smith, Esq., of Tedworth, who died at his seat at Vaenol, near Bangor, North Wales, on Thlirsday nighlt ...