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... REV. JOHN BROWN. This gentleman (whose father was at one time Sovereign Belfast) discharged the duties of Curate in this town, for some years, with the utmost zeal. He afterwards was invited to the pastoral charge of an Episcopal congregation in Aberdeen ...
... SPEECH THE REV. JOHN BROWN. Tms Gentleman (not an old acquaintance of ours, who tluu name the neighbourhood of Coleraine* but Gentleman who formerly residetl and officiated is Belfast, Minister of the Established Church), delivered the following speech ...
... struck him on the right side of the head, just behind the ear ; the blow knocked him down ; when down was beaten od the head, arms, legs, and body ; could not identify any of thote who btet him ; only saw the feet of a number men running away ;• his two ...
... Kane, of Francis-street, aged years. acquitted j. wi| |, balance in his favour, he- Mr. Maurice Grattan, of homas-street * was found ( f moneV- Covrant. John Davis, 1.m;.. of ary-fort-avemie, BlaekrocV. stiles a 'ierao Medical Department.—lnsp. Gen. of ...
... functions of Charge d’Atfaires until his return. The Hon. John Duncan Bligh has arrived Stockholin, arid having presented hi« credentials the new British vice Sir Edward Dishrowe, the functions of the Hon. John Arthur Bloomfield* as Charge d’Affaires ceased. Lord ...
... committed the assault, and was corroborated by Judith Ryan. Guilty. To Iransi orted for seven years. John Coffee was indicted for violently beating John Supple at the fair of Murrogh, on the 271 h of April, 1836. Supple being examined, proved the assault ...
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... Porter, Esq. John Ctftel«*y.‘tEtq. Tho'naa Potts. E-wj. Wm. Cawthorn, E«q, Jamea B. Esq. John Cv>x, Eaq. Denzil 1. Thu utou, Esq. Gteen, JohA Wild, E»c|, IJiitacroa,—Ehenesar Feroin. Eaq. Auditors,— Tbos Gorton, Esq; W. Silveaier, Esq John Somervell, bankers ...
... Caleb Williams,â and â VatlKâk,â hold Is*, if not unapproachable, certainly Horace Wnt|mle. Morier, Gleig, Gall. Grattan, and Trclawiiey. are names every novel reader will hail with a cordial webrnme. The Inimitable Hri»ekdru Brown, the elegant ...
... was, what consolation is to know, thst with her left hand lieland gave to despotism more effective blow than the unbounded arms of England were able to accomplish. ( lljar. H- ar.) Yes, they gave us scanty measure reform, hut mad* noble use of it. (contiou ...
... committal. Riot and Unlawful Assembly at Cabinteely.— Patrick M* Cue, Denis Smyth, William Mooney, Charles Doyle, John Misset, John Madden, John Mahony, and James Carroll, were severally indicted for having on tho 18th of September, at Cabinteely, made a ...
... Kiizaibbon, Thomaii Fennel, John Goodwin, Thomas Holland, ward Havana, John Moore, Philip Swiuie, Denw Shed, * Langan, James John Segrave, Luke Duffy, James Hooney, p atr c Hallinan, James Leddin, Patrick Mulcahy. John Gorm .n, John Laine, ...