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... Magill, for disorderly conduct in Entry, and assaulting Constable Baird, was fined 20s, or a month in jail. John Surgery, from Ballymena, and John M ‘Gue- kian, from Ballymoney, were each charged with working a horse with sores on its back and shoulders ...
... WARING 30 CASES PRIME AMERICAN CHEESE. Terms—Cash. Purehasers to pay Auction Fees, — 1sy — JOHN CRAMSIE, TOM ORROW, Clydesdale Farm Horses, Farm Carts, ‘arming Implements, Milk Cow, &c. Tobe SOLD by AUCTION, at the Farm, MERTOUN HALL, near Holywood, on ...
... prisoner to get it from her, when the assault was committed. Two months at hard labour. John Kane, a sailor, was charged by two other sailors named John Blew and John Walton with stealing and pawning a coat from each. The pawnbroker produced the two coats ...
... Hugh Hanna, the Rev. milton, the Rev. T. L. Hanson, John Scott, . cretary), and others :— the irman and Treasurer), Mr. M‘Bean (the Se- Mr. John C. Shoort, Ulster Bakery, £5 The Misses Hamil: John Scott, Esq., May Street Fo: ¥ Rev. Hugh ton, Mount Thomas ...
... ENVELOPES AND NOTE-PAPER EMBOSSED WITH ARMS, CRESTS, MONOGRAMS, &c MERCANTILE STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, 10, WELLINGTON PLACE, BELFAST. STEAM-PRINTING WORKS—WELLINGTON STREET. 316 PAPER WORKS—THE MILLTOWN, BALLYCLARE. JOHN G. M°GEE & CO. ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR ...
... arrive,on MONDAY, 30th instant, a large lot of very superior (CANE, on moderate terms. a er ae Markethill, July 28th, 1860, . es JOHN KAVANAGH, Professor of Music, | EGS to intimate to the Public that he is now prepared to supply WIND and STRING | BAN DS for ...
... while I followed, arm, patting it, sobbing and hen we were shut int» a room, he vat down with his wife im his arms, an! endeavoured to calm her by his tenderness. — face in hie breast She shed torrents «f long pent up tears, hiding her John had met an By ...
... e Eustace, brought as-aulting Joho with a M°Willinme in a public house in Grattan Street. deposed that with a number of others, were in a in Mr. Duddy’s public-house in Grattan on the previous day A quarrel teok place, and when wit- bess went in to restore ...
... Board-Reom, s Quay, Belfast, J 781 a R. GRATTAN, 11 COLLEGE SQUARE EAST, VISITS NEWRY, Profes- sionally, on the FIRST MONDAY of ev Month, and GH oa the FIRST TUESDAY of each Address at Newry—Doctor Davis's. ” ‘ord Arms Hotel. LLIAM BOWDEN, Me: wi DENTIST ...
... ENVELOPES AND NOTE-PAPER EMBOSSED WITH ARMS, CRESTS, MONOGRAMS, &c MERCANTILE STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, 10, WELLINGTON PLACE, BELFAST. STEAM-PRINTING WORKS—WELLINGTON STREET. 316 PAPER WORKS—THE MILLTOWN, BALLYCLARE. JOHN G. M'GEE & CO. ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR ...
... Rev. Lord John Thynne, Westminster Abbey ; and nearly THREE THOUSAND of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the United Kingdom. 466 To be seen Burning, or Illustrated Price Lists had, at MUSGRAVE, BROTHERS’, BELFAST. ESTABLISHED IN 1825. GRATTAN & MEDICAL ...
... “ acute rheumatism in my arms, I was advised to the Indian Lotion, and I am glad to say, that after a few applications the pains have “J. moved.— Yours, truly, Sold by respectable Dealers throughout the IN BELFAST BY GRATTAN & CO. Medical Hell, BALL & ...