... DAWSON. jRv. V.r J. DAweSOX. who is so well known as a writer and lecturer. delivered hise populari and brilliant lecture on Sir Walter Raleigh and his Tines- before a nnmerous and !ost appreciative a.nlience. in St. Enoch's Church. last evening. On tie ...

... VBPSENTATION Of SIR DAVID TAYL OR'S _ORTRAlT. waS held yesterday, at two o'clock. in thefiardo~flof thej workhouse, for the purpose of ?? Sir David Taylor, J.P., with his r r~aa andals wit air addreesi. Sir David jvas been chirmiran Of thle Belfas3t Board ...

... 3JB, Yesterday evening, in the Town Hall, Dromone, County Down, a large company assembled to pay a special compliment to Mr. Thomas Harrison, J.P., Coolsala, whose mills were destroyed by fire in November last. Almost immediately afterwards a few of his ...

... Mayor of Belfast); Sir John B. Johnston. J.P. ; Mr. Alfred Jaffe, J.P.; Mr. John Jaffe, J.P.; Mr. H. I. Johns, J.P. ; IMr. S. A. Johnston, J.P.; Coun- cillor Robert Johnson, Councillor James John- ston, J.P.; Councillor F. C. Johnston, Rev. R. C. Johnson ...

... conferred upror. Sir John Willox ?? her Gra I cicus MI N jestv the Queen that this presentation was being made, but it wes also on account of the life- t long work in Liverpool of Sir John IW'illox; work f that vely man who knew acythingpabout Sir John greatly ...

... welcome to General Sir George White, era his fortlhcoming Treturn from the seat of war. The Loni Mayor presided, and a large and repre-sento.sive atteudance included - Sir James Aiusgrave, Bart., D.L.; 'Sir Daniel Dixon, D.L.; Sir Qutto Jaffe, J.P.; ...

... SIR IV. PETTY AND WILLIAM TUE TRIED [FSOM THE SECoND ElDITION OP TnrE IIOUSE OF Airoxro the many favoured friends of the Hill family, Colonel Arthur, Moyses the Second, and the Right Hon. William, was Sir William Petty, one of tho most ?? men of his ...

... I BANQUET TO MR. THOMAS SEXTON, M.P. I L.A.sT night the Roman Catholics of Belfast gave a banquet in St. Mary's Hall to Mr. Thomas Setone, memberfor the West Division. Although in the advertisements and tickets it was stated that tle eomnpliment name ...

... Tohns, John Joyce, JoLbni Jaltl, William John fohuston, Joiln Jones, Philip Johnston, David Johistoen, Win. Johiston, Samuel Johnlston, Wri. Johnston, W-m. Johns, Dr. E. Johnston, Jolbn Jamieson, J. Jenkins, liobert Kelly, F. Kinahan, C. J. Kinalian, Rev ...

... IVIV~Yor (WAderman -flasfltt, T.4I Win. Ewazir, lIfLP; ~Sir John Preotonr S.F.; Sir a ]David. Taylr, JI.V-; sir; ThomsJons rsdn B H-.As;Fr ssorge eranefls,3; Jamest Senderson, ?? B. J. bl'Ciece, ?? Thomas OeffSidn, J32.; Arth r Sharmnan Craw-a t ~Acrstrong ...

... GAIBDIDATURE OF SIR WILLIAM T. o:f V : CUA.RLEY QO.C. - A ; - - . A ON Saturday afternoon a meeting of the supporters of Sir Wmn. T Charley was held in the Orange Hall, Banlymacarrett. The attendance was fairly large, and amongst those present were :-John ...

... P.; W. J. Johnston, J.P.. Richard Patterson, J.P. ; E. Wakefield Pim, J.P.; James Jenkins, J.P.; Thomas H. Browne, J.P. Arthur S. Hamill, J.P; R. Armstrong, J.P.; S. A. Johnston, Hugh Bell, William Moreland, Seaton F. Milligan, James Johnston, F. H. Houston ...