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... H Geogbeiran s. Richard Massey Yirlddingo, Mary Frances Yielding p. Delmege and Ferguson s. Barker Thacker o, Emilia Anne Kimmins p, Bolton and Bolton s- Harloe Phibbt Baker and Wife o, Rer. William Jennings p. R Jennings s. COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH— London ...
... of the company and Mr. Kimmins. Mr. Kimmins—There was nothing before me; it might be on the table. Mr. Cary—Was there all the appearance of people having been drinking I Constable—Yes. There were four men and a woman, Mr. Kimmins woe seated between them ...
... a . great actor, and could play =ay parts, and his trunnions from grave to gay, from lively to severe most natural and graceful. He at one time a sailor who had been shipwrecked (in several public houses), and who, after haw* bees thrown on • down Weed ...
... Wednesday night. The special psalms were chanted by the choir, and the Msgnificat and Dimittis were chanted to settings by Kimmins. The anthem. Re watereth the hills (Simper), was most effectively rendered. Before the sermon the very appropriate hymn ...
... particabus may be learned by inquiring at Hospital during the hours of attendance. CATHOLIC: YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY. PATRON : His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. CULLEN, Archbishop of Dublin. Tams of Subscription—Six Shilling( per annum, payable Yearly, Half-yearly, ...
... fisherman. John Miskimmins, late of Carrickfergua, in the county the town of Carrickfergus, fisherman, arrested as John Mi - kimmin. Samuel John M’Cracken, late of Belfast, in the county of Antrim, not now in business; previously of Belfast aforesaid, builder ...
... used en a cry for the municipal elections.l In the Diver's Division. London. yester- 1 day, the case of Hall v. Hall and Kimmins was d- lided. The petitioner, a waster mariner 1 of Whitby, sought a divorce from his wife on the ground of alleged adultery ...
... P.. Mr. B. Campbell. Mr. LAUablin. Mr. Gaorre M Nl-ikte. Mr. A- G. Lioghlin. Mr J. Niokle, Mr. J. Fleming, sen.. Mr. Alex. Kimmin. jnn. SacaxTAßT amd Tbeascmbb—Rev. W. J. Christia. The sooMunts were audited and found most satisfactory, tbe Union being ...
... Met now ether.. beaten' their Comb . anew ; and 41. Priem Street, Lateeeter fire per pest IV RE.—MADAM E RACISM II on FEMALE GRACE sod BEAUTY. • WOE of BEAUTY. jos, poMbibod. To be bad at 474, Moo Hood argot. Price SI SC 'TAISEABES 01PTHE11TART.—THE CAUSES ...
... impetus given to these interesting and imporrant branches of manufacture eincee her Grace the Duchess of Marlborouzgh came to reside in Ireland has been very miarked, Her Grace has lost no opportunity of identifying her family with the encouragement of this ...
... rejected. of tbe representation was oce.tinin A sigma by the p.rii priest, Me Protenant sad several of the ratepayer,' of Kimmins was before the heard, prelims foe outoloor robed for Timothy Sisrieney, 'who Was meetly from the workhouse. Mr Crarin—fie ...
... Montgomery Harris, Victor Morton. Third Class-James Bennet, Samuel Ward, Alex. Rollins, Alfred May, Alex. M'Donald, John Mis- kimmin, James M'Donald, John Mairs, John Gor. don, David Wateon, Wim. James Murphy, William Thomas M'Neil, Wim. Lyttle, Robert Hamilton ...