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... d \.iRIAiGES, AND DEATHS . .el.- t,.r -s keatlinq are cthaved for as A,:wnr if1,rie'JC. ..s 6Gd; Dearth, ?? funerat rlkieth- Sith fimera2 11etwe ansd iFo I ; ?? reya an~d ' IRT 1. Sl 1',_iIMarch 18, at Drumsnatt Rectory tV' 1 tae wife of Rev. R. J. Mitchell, of & ΒΆ 9t6e\ Miacl' i, alt Montalto, Ballynahinob, ?? (!if ~.5Crg ...
... THE LATE XR. E. J. COTTON. PULPIT REFERENCE. The lamented death of Mr. E. J. Cotton, de- plored as it is by Belfast and the North of Ireland, has cast a deep gloom over Jordanstown, where he resided. St. Patrick's Church, with which he became closely connected thirty-one years ago, when the church was consecrated, showed signs of the deep respect in which he was held and sorrow for his loss. ...
... WEDDING OF1, LORD i .SHAFTESBURY. A BRILLIANT UUEMONY. With the wane df the 14'aladon season came one of the most important we.'dings of the year-that of the Earl of . Shafte'tery to Lady Constance Grosvenor. .Seldom ha&;syyh a gathering of the elite of London society been witnessed as was the case on Saturday aftew noon at St. Paul s, Knights- bridge. Despite the t.ounter attractions, the ...
... JA1(MAXiE^, AND DEATHS. sea Sed4's aita Pacid Ftc arc chabrged fir ast WW ?? ri6.' L's d; Deakh, 7,ith fhrenzG il' 9 ,otit. 4, fee ste ee (adc f %( 5 . ) ?? lvs/!.tcc, i~ws 6s; LWalA, as 6f ,vt rni's be ;.repde'4 asf. BIRTHS. ,-gcFehrUJ ry 27. at Hendre-rbywgethin, ,rth ;W; aliso, the, wife of Sydney- F:;i& ?? , a (ituhbter. ' ,pT -_i'khrtlarY 22, ,-a Ballycastle, the wife ricab, J a ...
... 51WiHS. hkMAIAGES, AND DEATHS AM-/ht5~t.] ?? irtt,1 trit /ex'doie are chrlr;e'd for as SIts I3.0 ', 6d; DeIath, Itea fite-ia? ff- ?? .bte, srf' faeerae adttce cand .51?. xiv. ?? 3s: ?? .NotIce, ls 6be; Both, S Cd I,, ?? CaleP t-(eh ,u1,.oI'1,e jjteflt mas Iey'r'epaid and :n , JJIITJH S. BR.DVApriI 2. a P rtglenor.e, the wife of ,ris l'e ; xr ' 17, Cavehill Road, the wife of o ame- L' \TtA 6 ...
... FUNERAL OF LORD RERINALD STEWART. The funeral of Lord Reginald Stewvart, second son of the Mlarquis a-nd Mlarchiioness of London- derry, who died on the 9th inst. at Seaham flal1, took place yesterday at half-past twelve o'clock. The ?? walked from Seaham Hall to the old Parish Church of St- Aary, Sea-1am, the burie.i ground of which adjoins Seahamn Hall gwounds. 'lhe remains of deceased were ...
... sil 1A, A {lilA(ES, AND DEATHS -I /tp4adina are charged for c i; -V)llt 3t# ealli, with Amra.t C e Il, seLiL ptieialt muottce and ad P. rtd ' ?? Vnels6;Bh, fs 6d. t i i,, tjtn,2~etle~ttrrao! cc>rtp 2id rd BIRTHfS. *e -.T e j I at 4, Millmount Terrace, te a, it, W. J. lnix, of a son. * *t PIL)-Jln( o. 11899, at Prospvect Hill, Garris- F > *i, v llb Tim ?? wife of Albert N. Rey- ?? a ...
... i I .Uli'iALE, AI\) DEATHS - .* a.-r 1 Ie 'ad cti q are cha/c ed f ar as S4nt'A' -1! t. h I ?? DtrW/, ftr/it f raled J ?? 7 lint 17/ sext rt~ee al71d ?? r ,,t. (tO ' j ?? l \'(ICt Jo J'3d; LWink, 2d 6d. J ~r;Jl>Frt we. ...
... DEATH OF SIR ROBERT PE~t. NVITH surprise and sincere regret many of our readers will peruse this melancholy announcement ; and we are sure we only anticipate thle intihersal feeling, when we express our unfeigned sorrow that it shtould so unexpectedly have become our duty to announce the death of Sir Robert Peel. The right lionotirable haronet expired at nine minutes past eleven o'clock, oni ...
... BIRTHS. July 30, at Oatlands, county Derry, the lady of James Church, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of a son. July 27, at Oak Park, the lady of William Wray, Esq., High Sheriff for the county Donegal]l, of a son. July 30, at Cavanaldirk, Clogher, the lady' of John Smith, Esq., of a soIn. Jnly 24, at Tullycairne, County Down, the wife of 1. W. Diel'enson, of a son. July 12, at Banagher Manse, the ...
... -BIR- THS. Fel. 14, at Prestonsfield, near Edinburgh, the Duchess of Argyvl, of a daughter. Feb. 18, at Wondhourne, Blackrock;, near Dublin, the lady of John Lett, Esq., of Ballybane, county Wexford, of a. son and heir. Feb. 18, at Upper Gloucester Street, Dublin, the wife of Charles Stanley, of Roughan 1-louse, county Tyrunc, Esq., of a daughter. Feb. 10, the lady of the 1Rev. Sir Geoege L. ...
... BIRTHS. March 0, the wife of Christopher Mulvany, Esq., C.E., of a daughter. M'arch 5, at Brighton, Lady Londesborough, of a son. MARRIAGES. Mfarch 6, in GlenwherryPresbyterian Church,bvthe Rev. John lontgomery, John Smyth, Esq., Solicitor, Belfast, to IMaryJane, eldest daughter of John Crens, Esq., Tanny- bracl, county Antrim. At the Cathedral, Bombay, on the Ist of February, by the Venerable ...