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... easily relieved. —Yours truly, oe eo -JOHN MILFORD.” Druggista and others can have their supplie-i tom the wholesale agents, FRED. LEWIS * CO., City Soap Work* —Fleet atroot, Dublin; CLARKE A til AN, Victoria Street. GRATTAN * 00., Medical Hall, Plough Rniidiuge; ...
... disposal of the Directors for their services during the past half-year. 4. That the four retiring Directors—namely, James Gray, John Waite (ireer, George Pim, and Francis Watson, Esqrs., be, and they hereby are, re-elected Directors of the Company. 6. That ...
... people from the conspiracies Dublin Castle. The Irish Bar has lost 1 ils reputation. There is no John Philpot Curran now to defend prisoner—there is no Henry Grattan at tho Bar of Ireland ; if Mr. *bns i n be prosecuted he have to defended by counsel, bnt no ...
... Rifles.- -The Secretary of State for War has approved boys George Foster, John Gilchrist, Henry Gunning, Maxwell Halliday, Robert M‘Connell, Robert M'Dewell, Georgo M'lllroy, and John Smith being enrolled in the Royal North Down Rifles (with the consent of ...
... SODA WATEU, LEMONADE, AMD OINOEB ALE. GRATTAN & CO.’S CABUAIU, KALI, LI A. FULLTNA, AND VICHY. GRATTAN & CO.’S SELTZEB WATEB, 2EBATED QUININE, *O., AT THE MEDICAL HALL, PLOUaH BUILDINGS, & 9, CORN MARKET, BELFAST Cadtiom.—No derated Waters, professing ...
... '’itim. llall-linAt cloc*k [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] APPLICATION OFTtIE LASH AT NEWGATE, Samuel Duffy, aged 18, and John Talbot, aged 20, who were sentenced to seven years’ paaa iorvitndo and to receiv#* the former 25 lashes, md the latter 30, for stealing ...
... a Mr. John Jellie, in the course of a letter, made some corrections upon it. Very right and proper the part of Mr. John Jellie. But what did the clerical editor do? lie published this vile and scandalous addenda to the communication of “John Jollie” ...
... the meeting being held in the Royal Arms Hotel. There was a good attendance of farmers, who were enrolled members. The club, having Veen duly constituted, appointed Mr. James Moore, of Drumagh, president; Mr. John Cunningham, Omagh, vice-president; Mr ...
... proportion as Montgomery. .He was dressed in the same clothes that the prisoner wore on tbe day of the mnrder, and carried on his arm, folded with the drab side out, in the described by the witnesses, the waterproof Mackintosh that Montgomery hud when leaving ...
... ;—Messrs. Win. Morrow (forem vu), John Anderson. James Martin. Alex. Gray, M‘llroy, Daniel Lament. Isaac Doggert, H- iry Leamon, Arthur M’Cartnev, Andw. Irvine, Mar ia Anderson, Robert Donnelly, James O’Brien, John Baillie, and John Patton. The jary having viewed ...
... held to day—Mr. Wm. Moffatt the chair. Tbt other members present were—Messrs. Jamea Scott. Wm. Hall, David Buddell, Smith, John Ball, James ColHgan, Samuel Keatlcy, and Cosgrove, On the motion of Mr. Cosgrove, seconded by Mr. Smith, the report of the ...
... there will large audiences, and that the Orangemen of the county will turn out in their hundreds. Hall Stmet CBDRca.—Henry Grattan Gamcesf will eondaot the eerviee to-morrov, in Linen Hall Street Chuicb, and take part, in the same church, in special services ...