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... puncheons Barm William Bathurst, cases Hardware A. Mullan, 3 (ierces Sugar J. Davidson, bales licinp It. C. Vogan, 5 chests Tea Edward George Pirn, 30 chests Tea W. Mullan, chests Tea Spotten & Co., boxes Tea John C. Cramsie, 4 tierces Vinegar James Gamble ...
... the First Presbyterian Church. Money, more, Mr. George Ledlie, Merchant, Newry, to Surah Jane, second daughter of Mr. James Richey, Uockspriug, uear Mono,more. DIED, On the sth inst.,at his residence, 7, York-street, Mr. Joshua Moff'-t. of this town. the ...
... and 10th and llih Vic., chapter 254, acquired the ground situated on both sides of the New Street, late y formed from Great Edward and Chichester Streets to Gordon Street, and called Victoria Street,’’ and the ground the North. West side of tbn Street from ...
... Lupton, William; M'Muriry, David U. In Literature. Gumming, James; Riehcy, Thomas. QuÃÃN'a Collbob, Bblfast.â Mr. Tho*. Richey, who obtained classical scholarship in Queenâs College, on Monday last, was prepared for the examination in the Belfast ...
... Ireland, to Lucy Pamela Sophia, only daughter of the late Captain George Francis Lyon. R N., and grand-daughter the late Lord Edward Fitsgerald. the lOth inst„ at the residence of the bride’a sister, Hillstreet, Newry. by the Her. J. O’Neill. Mr. John Quigley ...
... London ; from 11 and from ou Sundays, from ll to 1- W. Gilchrist, Apothecary. Athlone; Thompson, (/amdiau Office. Armagh; W. Richey. J/era/d Office, Bal- Una; Carter. f/eraJd Office, Ballyshannon ; at the WHOLESALK DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE. CASTLE-PLACE ...
... that ever ought to separate the spiritual from the temporal. The case to which Mr. Richey had referred—that of the site question would illustrate what had iu view. Mr. Richey referred to the intolerance of some Scottish noblemen who refused sites to the Free ...
... Terrace, Exmoulh; Captain Barker D. Bingham, R.N., of 4. Park Walk, Little Chelsea, London; Captain Andrews, R.N.; Captain Edwards, N.; William Hunt, Ban ister-at-law. King’s College, Cambridge; the Rev. Charles Kerr, of Winslow, Bucks; the Rev. Thomas ...
... CLiyPER- BITLT Barque E. THORPE, Master; A 1 ll imh'VtfKr tons; Coppered and Coppei^aapned; Ldtdingir. SALTHOCSE DOCK. apply EDWARD LLOYD Si Exchange- Alley North; or JOSEPH MAGILE, Fountain-Street, Belfast. Liverpool, 271h July, 1850. 332 Twenty-fifth edition ...
... two-year-old hlly, which was much commended, as competing closely for a first prize. Fur the best yearling colt or filly, Edward Fitzsimons, Tubboroorn. Class B.—For the best milch cow, Ist prize, Mr. Young, Hundrum; do., Captain Skinner; 3d do., Captain ...
... for at Quebec, ou tlic ftb inataut, the Cliieftain, . for Lancaster Kutered for loading Quebec, lire instant, the Standard, Richey, for Cardilf. Dvvsor Sxtuas Pscxar Boats.—Southampton station: Mails are dcspatsWd from Jsnidoo even 7th, 17th, and 27th of ...
... in a local paper each district in Ulster. That a subscription of be entered into by those now present, for expenses, and Edward Coey, Esq., be requested to act Treasurer.” JOHN POTTS, Chairman. THOMAS KENNEDY, Sec. In pursuance of the above resolution ...