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... and. is said, travels slowly All the varied movements the ssa swallow in flight are performed with that striking ease and grace which are characteristic of these birds. whether on a calm summer day when the clouds fl lardy along on the wings of the western ...
... dresses were delivered by the Rev. W. Smiley, B.A. (chairman), and the Rev. BR. Jamisos, Do- Raghadee. Hecitations were given by Grace Nel- son, Lizzie Rogers, David C. Smiley, EL liott, and Robert M‘Dowell. The childrea sanz beantifnl pieces, under the leadeship ...
... harvest thanksgiving services was held in l>erry. loran Parish Church, Cookstown, the preacher ou that occasion being his Grace the Cord Primate of all Ireland. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers, evergreens, fruit, and cereals, and in the ...
... No. I, Waterloo street, Londonderry. Timothy Lojlc, aged years. May 14, at his residence, Trinamadan, Gortin, Alexander MâKimmin, aged 74 years May 15. Warrcnpoint, Dawn. U Murray Blair, studeot of the London University, and son the R-sv. Hugh Blair. ...
... and Larkin.” In default of finding bail for his future good be- haviour, the prisoner was sent to jail for six months. Joho Kimmins was y arbour-Con- stabie Green with having been drunk and disorderly on Qasy. On his way to the Police Office he told Constable ...
... and his servant, Alexander Kimmins, for cruelly treating fowl on the 17th hint. Mr. Halpin appeared for the defendants. Sub-Constable Martin deposed-4 was on duty in Market Street on the 17th inst. I saw M'Olade and Kimmins, his servant, working at fowl ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... or sisters about Kimmins until after I »]>okc Magennis. I told Magiums 1 had Bradshaw, Templet>n, Houglas, Floyd, Bradley, Wilson, Smith, and Kinney, lam not sure of whether 1 told them anything they done or not. 1 think I gave Kimmins's name then, but ...
... Their lordships sojourned until 15th June. iKATHS. BIRTHS. 20, at fid, Pl*c«, Agnc* Street, lUlfwl, the wife of Mr. Robert Mu kimmin, of eon. ALM«)N May 21, Woodstock Road. Belfast, the wife of Janos T. M'Calmont. of daughter. M'CREA May JO, at CVJsro• H-mwe ...