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... u»«d John Adams, bricklayer’s attendant, fell from the ■ “h** the second story of hou«c. was immediately taken t General Hospital, where it found that the injury sustameu •» not of ao serious nature waa anticipated—merely dislocation >ii his arms. Friday ...
... Doherty, John Dignan, Edward, Doyle, Samuel Davis, John Gray, Thomas Wilson. 2Uth lUoiusmt Foov.—Killed—Privates James Wesley, Thomas Wyatt. Wounded—Privates John Langley, James Hiton, G. Yoone. 21st or Foot. Wounded —. Privates Robert Brogan, John Kay. 57t« ...
... GROUND RENTS Victoria Street, Arm Street, Corporation Street, Grattan Street, and May Street, IN THE TOWN OF BELFAST, AND COUNTY OF ANTRIM. , These groundrent.%emm emit of tho Estate of the MayoeAien, /ndJßurgesses of the Borough of Belfast, Annual rent ...
... Malria Louisa, young- est daughter of John Zdaddocl s, Esq., R.N., Portsnmouths Augtust C, at Dongannon, by the l1ev. C. L. Morell, hTas. Robert Girvin, E~sq., Roan mills, Arm agh, to Jane, young- est daughater of John Ml'Clelland, Esq., Dungannon. Angust ...
... quality, and no pains or expense spared to give general satisfaction to her visiters, Belfast, January 10, 1859. 616 CANNING'S “ARMS HOTEL, GARVAGH. HN JOHNSTON most respectfully begs to aa inform the Nobility, Gentry, Tra- vellers, and the Public in general ...
... Is. Gil. and 2s. Gd. GRATTAN & CO.'S IMPROVED SEIDLITZ PO\V.ERS. In Boxes, containiig twelve draughts, is. 6d, GRATTAN & CO.'S CANTHIARADINE POMiADE, for the Growth of tlhe tair. GRATTAN & CO.'S LENONADE AND GINGER ALE. GRATTAN & CO.'S SODA, ICALI, VICHY ...
... quality, aud no pains or expense spared to give general satisfaction to her visiters, Belfast, January 10, 1859. 616 CANNING’S ARMS HOTEL, GARVAGH. OHN JOHNSTON most respectfully begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Commercial Tra- vellers, and the Public ...
... BELFiST. MR. GRATTAN, DENTIST, 11, COLLEGE-SQUARE EAST, BELFAST, (The House nearest to Lord Belfast’s Statue.) AT HOME DAILY FROM TEN UNTIL FIVE o’clock, except on SATURDAYS, when bis son, Mr. J. S. GRATTAN, attends his stead. Mr. GRATTAN visits ARMAGH ...
... 13s, by Mr. Cheltenham. Chilblain f, Chapped Hands and Arms prevented. THE SKIN PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED. BEET HAM’S ROYAL DETERGENT BALM stands unrivalled fur imparting to the neck, hands, and arms, a softness and delicacy unaccomplished by any other means ...
... Joseph Greer, Esq., J.P-, D.L., Henry John Porter, Esq., John M'Nefll, Esg., D.L., John Bales, Esq., ■ Geo. Macartney, Esq., D.1.., John O. Wood house, Lsq., Andrew Spottiswood, Esq., The Dean ot Ross, J.P., •nd ' John Hancock, Esq., J.P, ...
... Peter's Hill; John Taylor, Gas Works: , A. Erskin, Durham Street; J. & J. M'Kenna, 15 & 17, Lagan Street Anglinacloy-John Sloan; D. Campbell & Co.; Armagh-John Thompson; Antrim-William Johnstone: Bangor-W. Crosbie; Banhridge-John Love; Ballibay- ...
... the ?? of Malta, who is supposed to have resigned his command of that impregnable island, in a fit of indignation at Lord John Russell's anti-mum- mery letter to the Bishop of Durhan: The Long- ford boroughmongers are good Tenant Leaguers, but they are ...