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... TOWNSEND, For particular*, kc. apply to Mr. JOHN BIRNET, Plaintiffs’ Solicitor, Lisburn, or 28, Upper G Dublin. LAMERT ON DEBILITY, NERVOUSNESS, And all Ditordert arising from Excess, be, ** in )»l«*Mre*R downy arms Ne'er his health youthful chaima, 1 A hero ...
... Calicoes John M'Donnell, I hamper Snuff H. Murney, do. James Hunter, 3 chests Tea G. Bryan, 3 do. Joseph Loughran 2 do. Wm. Chapman, 2 hampers Glue J, Pim and Brothers, 1 hhd. Sugar R. Linsday and Co., 1 box Muslin John Riddell, 2 chests Pins John Graham ...
... James Owens. John Owens, Charles W. Armstrong, Jas. Width, and John Smyth,Esqrs. rowNAHDa Unioh.—The following gentle men have been npiMtinUMl ez-njficio (iaardmus of thin Union, for the ensuing year :—Wm. S. Crawford, N. I). Crunimelin, John Andrews, Hohert ...
... —The marriage of the Right llonoumbb- the Earl Ib*we with the Honourable Ann Gore, second daughter of the late Admiral Sir John Gore ami Lady Gore, and Maid of Honour to her Majesty the (/ueeii Dowager, was solemnized Thursday, at Willey Court, tin* presence ...
... Warren Hastings. Speaker Onslow. .lohn WlrklilTe, John Knox. Crantner. Archbishop Usher, Archbiahop Leighton. Jeremy Taylor, Chillingworth. Harrow. Ilishop Butler, John Wesley. Sir John Talbot. Sir John Chaudos, Marquis of Montrose, Cromwell. Monk. General ...
... on the Second Day of thle Maze October Meeting, 1845, to tite Registrar of the Corporation. CALEDON. J. W. MAXWELL. JOHN MARTIN. JOHN MARTIN. JAMES F. KNARESIORO. ll1illsborough. July, 1845. IJUNTFRAs' SWEEPS'TAKFS, Of 15 sovs. each, half for. feit l'or ...
... TIHE ACENTS, BEnLFAST-lM, JaekhSORA S. f teVe71eO Piazza, Commercial BUrildings. (700 DuuIr.S.-Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS, 10, Fleet-street. Margaret Overend, Joh/n Lochl,1 TURSUANT TO and Henrietta Lochl,other'wise P my Certificate, Overend, his uife, ?? bearing ...
... the feelings of our love for universal liberty, ) him re- O'Brien ward, 7s. Colleetors— Messrs. John take money from America. ( icans sen Loughran and John Coyle. member that when the French it money Mr. M'Veigh being cailed on, addressed the meet- and ...