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... Master of Cavan School, Anna, daughter of the Rev. Wm. Grattan, of Swadlinbar, ami Bensfurt, County Meath. the inst. hy the Rev. Dr. Montgomery, Thomas Rowan, of Newry, to Marianne, daughter of Mr John Johosco, of Thornhill, Dunrourry. In on the 3d inst ...
... first place, that in order that a decisive example might established, a question was proposed respecting the errors John WicklifTeand of John Huts. It stated, then, that a conviction took place of these persons, their books and documents were forfeited by ...
... BELFAST BANVYk1iNG COXPANY. A BRANCH BANK of the above ¢;npany will be opened at NEWTOWNLEMAYADY, onMIvON- DAY, the 20th instant. JOHN G1 6IN, MANAGER. NEWTOWNLEMAVADY, 18th July, 1835. (343 HOT WATER APPARATUS, For Warming Public Buildings, Places of Worship ...
... Company. CAPITAL £60,000, In 12,000 Shares of £5 erich.-£I Depusit. Directors. John Buckingham, Esq. Troro, W. Millett Thortiafa Esq.-John Waller, Esq. London Rhnkets.-Sir John Lubbock, Bart. and Ca.. Trurt Itan/ers;-_Messrs. Willyams and Co. Secretrry._-Mr ...
... IMPEBIAL PAIUJAMEN}To HOUSE OF C0 0NS~iMoNDAY, JULY 20. .IRISH. COERCION ACT. Lord JOHN RUSSELL-In the ahsenice of mT Noble Friend, the Secretary for Ireland, I have been requested to give notice, that it is his intention to introduce a bill for the ...
... draughts ; the camphor might hive been a powder, but he did not think it was. Witness received his lees from plaintiff. Harriet Grattan, servant, came with plaintiff and family From his house to town. On the day she died Mrs. Wain. 'ight gave her her medicine ...
... anatker to preearra tba rlgkta their aane and earn 10-bw. Lard JOHN RUSSELL aald, tb* right* af all nd(lla« freeman at preaant anrallad ware praaarrad. Mr LUSHINGTON hi* (rat •lana. Lord JOHN RUSSELL oppoood it M aaMMiary aai aloehloTMH, and wltkoat aotlwt ...
... would persevere this business; but, if he did not, and other Hon. Mem. her took it up, should consider it his duty so. Mr H.GRATTAN said, it was clear, that orders and warrants had been issued, and used, in the manner alluded to, bill the question was, whether ...
... distress, he (Lord M.) would not object to it. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, and was left speaking. COUNTY ARMAGH ASSIZES. (Continued from The Telegraph of Tuesday.) Saturday, July 25. TEMANDIXO FIRE-ARMS. Thomas Fox, for assaulting the house of Hugh Cunningham ...
... hoped the Iriah members would early next session giae Ireland that only remedy for her distress—a system of poor laws. Lord John Russkix said he belieacd tha distress complained of was merely local; at the same time be admitted that it was quite right ...
... and from Dublin doily. John Straton, George M??Gusty, James M??Alister, Roller! Haig, Edward Purcell, John Chambers, Edward Jenkins, Patrick Wynne, James Tsllon, William R Rodgers, John Townie?, George Lswson, Paul Parks, John Colemcn, sen., Alex. Shckleton ...
... ANTRIM ASSIZES. Carricl-fcrgut, Monday, August 3, 1R35 Petit Jury—Mmst*. Wm. 1). Henderson, John Hu”*-. Wm. Vmr, John Riddle, P.ir Humill, John Patr'ck, Wm. Hunter, John Monteomerj, June* Moore, brand! Umsmorc, Hubert Greer, and Francis M*Laughltn. William ...