... MR. COLLIER’S PICTURES. Mr Jean Baptiste Collier’s Collection of Ancient Pictures farmed by him during many years’ research and residence the principal Courts of Europe, was brought to the hammer by Mr Cauty, of Pall Mall. Many of them had been put to ...

... Dromara Congregation, 1/; Carncastle, I/; Templepatrick, I/; 2d Congregation, Derry, I/; Rev. J. Denham. .'is; Castlcblayney. I/; Warrenpoint, I/; Hallynure. I/; Miss E. Hamilton. 3/; Townsend-street, Belfast, 2/ 13s 3d; Glasslough, I/; Donoughmore, 2/; Cookstown ...

... J. & D. LINDSAY CO. 4, Donegaix-street, Belfast,) 6th April, 1847. ) FOR BALE, DIRECT IMPORTATION. 2,035 Brit. Prime New Riga Sowing FLAXSEED, 171 hhds. Do. Dutch Do. I About 9000 Cttbie Feet Norway RED PINE, II I 17 Cases CHAMP AO XE WISE, vl 3 Do. Fine ...

... In 179 d, .Mr. Perry was married to Miss Anne Mull, young Lady (he must amiable accont plishments—with who n, for many years, lived in the most perfect state connubial felicity. Site brought him eight children, one of whom died young; ' and the eldest ...

... John Savage, M‘ll wrath, J. D. Marshall, M.D. Win. Carson, John Galbraith, John Hunter, jun. William Booker, Andrew M'Kibbin, Richard Thompson, Edward Coev, K. Mulholland, J.P. Samuel Cunningham, John Sloan, John Edgar, D. ...

... IVcch ending Friday. S p‘. 5. F.-n*n, T«. J>ru;. >■ it. 3. d. J. d, ( 51 | ;lo 3:' *5, iO •25 1G O 7 ■ WTie.it, per Tmr. Flour, per cvvt 10 I'erc. per barrel. Barlt*y, per ditto I>6 Oats, per ditto 14 stone j Oatmeal, per i V. he »ten .Meal ...

... afier service—was taken in a post-chaise to Dr. D.’s honse—was attended by Mrs. and Miss D. The correspondence is again renewed—marriage is agreed upon. Mr. Fletcher is settled in London ; shortly after Miss D. declines having him, stating ...

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... MISS COOKE WITH respect, announces to the Nobility* Gentry, and Public Belfast, that her in? Will be this EVENING, (W E D E Y, MAY 2 7,) And which will honoured by the Patronage of the Gen- tlemen of the NELSON CLUB. Full particular* of the Performance* ...

... terms. Belfast, July 25, f997) Mrs. Dolsy*s School / WILL Open, after Vacation, MONDAY, J? Oth of August. 8, Dooegall-Square, Weat, 18th July. (%4. EDUCATION. J. RESPECTFULI.Y iotimatn that h(> intenda an ENGLISH. MERCANTILE and MA- HEMATICAL SEMINA ...

... MISS JANE WALKER TO MISS CHARLOTTE HOPKINS. A Pastoral. Fatigued with the smoke of the city, Ve have taken a willar at Bow, Vhere, already, I find, mv dear Kitty, My best sensibilities flow; For Cupid has feathered his dart, And lighted love’s flickering ...

... MISS IRELAND’S DAY SCIHODI- FOR L.\OIE3, AND l>|il’,PAß\Tn!lY BOYS. raTU,I, KE-OPRN, after that Christmas Holi\\ AY, January 8, 183j. (7!); i) Boar Ain?; Bay ScVvaoi. 10, COLLEGE-SQUARE EAST, fSDKII THE SUI’EIUN'TENDANCE OF MISS M‘CORD. will RE-OPEX after ...