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... Stewart (Lunatic Asylum) occupied the Chair. There were also present Dr. Burden (who as Vice-President), Drs. S. S. Thomson, Grattan (of Dublin), Kirkpatrick (of Larne), Bingham, MâChire, R.N., Halfiday, Stephenson, M'Cormac, Pirrie, Peian, James Moore ...
... (Lunatic Asylum) occupied the chair. There were also present Dr. Burden (who acted as Vice. President). Drs. S. S. Thomsen, Grattan (uf Dublin), Kirkpatrick (uf Larne), Bumblers (Lhorupatrick), Ilaßelay, Stephensun, Weenie°, Pirrie, Petan, Jas. Moore, bletLet ...
... clauses was intend(ed to autliorise the council to open a new and healthy street acrpss that fictid neiglbourli ood of which Grattan-strect is the entrance from the eleanlier ardjacent avenues; also, a new Strect in that equally odoirifersous locality which ...
... cent, without tbe average clause, which is often found objeoticnable to the Assured, of Gnoemwuui Dutg, AGENTS FOB BELFAST, JOHN PTM, Jnn. 20, Warinq-Stroet i THOMAS O. FOLINOSBY/15, DonogalLQuay, Belfast. of 6th Month (Jane), 1647. (838 RECEIPTS FOR POLICIES ...
... Terms moderate. JOHN PRKSTOIMr CO., 12, Calendar-Street. .Tune :M. SALE, FOR FEEDING rrsHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ON SALE, I * 600 Quarters VETCHES, J . Soto, Kust, Master, from Altona, whicll th« will dispose of, reasonable terms. JOHN HUNTER, Jun., &/ CO ...
... leviathan steamer are in SI P : t rZTon° House t! d, r,e%a7Znl»rSnces JaritJulM wretch stood over her with a kettle of boiling Arm# ,f . , f w Turks have already defenders endure indescribable miseries All the boxes are their places DH tho fi 't I ro y .(' ...
... Annesley, who exchanges dytli— Gentleman Cadet John Lindsay Maclean, from the Royal .Military College, to l*e Ensign, without purchase, vice James H. Belton, superseded, for being absent wilhoutMeave. 71st—John Andrew Woolfreys, gent., to Asslstant-Surgoon ...
... Germans, the Duke of Northumberland, Lord Strangford, Lord Carew, Lord Strafford, Lord Kedesdale, Lord Beaumont, the Karl Of Cardigan, Lord Wharucliffe, the Earl of Radnor, Lord Glenelg, Lord Nelson, Earl Grey, Lord Stanley, and ihe Duke of Beaufort. They ...
... St. John’s Proprietary Chapel, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Rev. Bernard Smith, 51.A., late Fellow, and Rector of Leadenbam, Lincoln, value £7OO. Patron, Mr. J. Smith. Rev. J. G. Wenbaro, 8.A., Demj, and Chaplain to Forces in Ceylon. DRESENOSE. Rev. John Walker ...
... has had experience the management land, will be preferred. Address A. Pust-Office, Belfast. {pH FOYLE COLLEGE, DERRY. Rct. JOHN ZZ. MILLER, A.M. Master. BUSINESS be R ESU MED on AUGUST. TUE Honourable the Irish Societylhake Eanblished Five Scholarshi}* ...
... tigluithipntperism, and reeking lit71 pestilence. Is this reckless aumdacitv, or what ?- you-a man goiig in to support Lord John 'Russell and liltparty-promised a place by those ministers if you can cajole Belfast into return. ing you-dare to refer to ...
... Dungarvan—the spirit that nerved the arm of Hugh O’Neill and the Geraldines —or that nationality for which, in *9B, our townsmen fought and died upon the scaffold ? you mean allegiance the Queen, or allegiance to Lord John Russell and the Whigs! Who there ...