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.
... the good will of all denominations and unite prayinn, that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enahle you, the end your earthly courae. adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. « your acceptance of the ...
... the good will of all denominations. And we unite praying that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enable you, to the end of your earthly course, adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. beg your acceptance ...
... the good will of all denominations; and unite praying, that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enable yon, to the end of earthly course, adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. We beg your acceptance ...
... record the death of the J^oVe * 0a, * nobleman. His Lordship was on a visit to bis Grace ' Duke of Montrose, Sulby Hall, Northampton. Go turday last, Accompanied bis Grace ??meet Pylchley hunt, when, the excitement of the chase, took dangerous leap, but ...
... by a year of better morals and conditions; but our vows seem never to have reached the skies. If 1858 was a year of little grace, 1857 was more graceless stir ; Its fact, his father, compared with him, looks like King hog by the side of King Stork; •few ...
... Met now ether.. beaten' their Comb . anew ; and 41. Priem Street, Lateeeter fire per pest IV RE.—MADAM E RACISM II on FEMALE GRACE sod BEAUTY. • WOE of BEAUTY. jos, poMbibod. To be bad at 474, Moo Hood argot. Price SI SC 'TAISEABES 01PTHE11TART.—THE CAUSES ...
... and Larkin.” In default of finding bail for his future good be- haviour, the prisoner was sent to jail for six months. Joho Kimmins was y arbour-Con- stabie Green with having been drunk and disorderly on Qasy. On his way to the Police Office he told Constable ...
... or sisters about Kimmins until after I »]>okc Magennis. I told Magiums 1 had Bradshaw, Templet>n, Houglas, Floyd, Bradley, Wilson, Smith, and Kinney, lam not sure of whether 1 told them anything they done or not. 1 think I gave Kimmins's name then, but ...
... The Late Tkstrv.— The Lord Primite ha»returned the an-.'ver to the resolutions Parish Vestry, which were forwsrdoi to his Grace: _ . 42, Princes Gardens, London, Peh. 25th, 1869. My Dear Sib,—l thank yon for forwarding me the rosoiotions passed at the ...
... 22nd MYarch, 17, 1. 306 A 1U C' T I 0 N . WOOLLEN AND1 DRAPERY GOODS, PRINTS, 'PIRIMING{S, &-c. Inthe M1atter of J. MK'Kimmins, Draper, &c., of ,Newtownstewvart, Co. Trone, an abscondinag debtor; To be Sold by AUCTION, at the :MART of -JOHN H. GUWAN ...
... Their lordships sojourned until 15th June. iKATHS. BIRTHS. 20, at fid, Pl*c«, Agnc* Street, lUlfwl, the wife of Mr. Robert Mu kimmin, of eon. ALM«)N May 21, Woodstock Road. Belfast, the wife of Janos T. M'Calmont. of daughter. M'CREA May JO, at CVJsro• H-mwe ...
... Montgomery Harris, Victor Morton. Third Class-James Bennet, Samuel Ward, Alex. Rollins, Alfred May, Alex. M'Donald, John Mis- kimmin, James M'Donald, John Mairs, John Gor. don, David Wateon, Wim. James Murphy, William Thomas M'Neil, Wim. Lyttle, Robert Hamilton ...