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... ahoes. Mr. John Hunter stated that the shoee and the revolver were the shop the night of the inst. Wilson Smith stated that the shoes pawned in his father's oflioe by the prisoner, who got 5s them, giving the name of Wm. Thompson, Grattan Street. Mr. ...
... prodigious height of ten feet with his hand, and with his outstretched arms eight feet one inch ; can light bis cigar at a street lamp, and men of more than six feet high walk under his arm. He measures round the chest four feet six inches ; and the breadth ...
... the igious height of ten feet with his band, and with is outstretched arms at a street eight feet one inch ; can light bis six = cigar lamp, and men of more eet high walk under his arm. He measures round the chest four feet six the breadth of his hand is ...
... James Hulker, tailor, Glosgnw; William Hops & Sons, chemical manufacturers, Leith; John Dansmoro, spirit merchant, Kirkintilloch; David John Grant, messenger at arms, Inver ness. ...
... was mg John who slid it, but the a t ;;' arel among the rest, his teidolgent mistress is always wady to fieget and forgive, 5,01 to take him back again once as be Nu longer ago than Friday hot week. one of these im iciethoo s.edr, eveurreil. John heels ...
... e first for two months, and the second for three. Some people were fined for being disorderly and using party expressions. John Fulton was charged by Sub-Constable P. Hickey with being in York Street and uaable to ac count for himselt. The constable stated ...
... Armagh—Lieutenant Grattan Guinness Lemon to Captain Royal South Down; George Archdale, Kent, to he Second Lieutenant. Fermanagh—Second Lieutenant Ponsonby John Tottenham resigns his commission. Londonderry—Second Lieutenant Stewart Arm it M‘Donald Bruce ...
... Lambe. De., Do, P. M‘Namee, Verner Do., John St. Cookstown, Benjamin Glasgow. Moira, P. Wiles. De, ed G. Noble, 97, York 3 J &R Alexander | De, John De., John Potts, Old Lodge | Carrickfergus, Deo., Magherafelt, John Johnston. T 4M Do., Cunningham & Co. ...
... Waring Street. R. GRATTAN, 11 COLLEGE SQUARE M EAST, Belfast, VISITS NEWRY, Profes- sionally, on the FIRST MON DAY of every Month, and ARMAGH on the FIRST TUESDAY of each Month. Address at Newry—Doctor Davis's. h—The Beresford Arms Hotel. ” LLIAM BOWDEN ...
... Ac. 852 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 in his stead. Mr. GRATTAN ARMAGH Pro ...
... BAGS, fer Grocers, Drapers, to be had at the most reasonable terms. 542 GRATTAN & CO’S MEDICAL HALL, 10 & 12, CORN MARKET, BELFAST UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERINTENDENCE OF MR. GRATTAN, AND HIS SON-IN-LAW, MR. R. W. PRING, LICENTIATE APOTHECARIES. SODA AND ...
... STREET, Where their Business will be carried on as hereto- APPRENTICES WANTED. 419 96, Donegall Street, Nov. 1, 1861. REMOVAL. JOHN DAVIDSON ROPE AND SAIL MAKER AS REMOVED his Place of Businoss from 13, 3 tion , to the O HOUSE BUILD GS, opposite the Post ...