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... next, the 2d of .lunn, ho rosy CONSULTED Dr. DAVIS’S, SUGAR ISLAND. Mr. Grattan also purpose* VISIT DUNGANNON the following »NDAY, Urn 9lb Juno. Address, in Dungannon, Ranfnrly Arms Hotel. Belfast. 11, College square East, 2fith May, 1556. } AIMHVKD THE ...
... DUNGANNON. Mb. GRATTAN. WILL VISIT NEWRY, PROFESSIONALLY, on MONDAY next, the 2d of June, when may be CONSULTED et Dr. DAVIS'S, 8, SUGAR ISLAND. Mr. GRATTAN el.o VISIT DUNGANNON on the followmff MONDAY, thi-srh Jone. Address in Dnngannon, RANFURLI ARMS HOTEL. ...
... radiant Bloom it imparts tothe Cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the and Ss. 6d. per bottle. Hands and Arms, render it toevery toilet. Price 4s, 6d. Are not only indispensably requisite to a pleasing exterior in both sexes; but they ...
... of £3,000. Admission-Stalls, 35.; Reserved Seats ; Front Seats. Is.; Back ditto, 6d. Children under 12 half-price; those in arms not admitted. Exhibited every Evening at Eight o Clock. Doors open at Half-past Seven. . vv Fashionable Morning Exhibitions ...
... Abercorn. Earls- Aberdeen, Eglirton, Fitzwilliam, and Cardigan. Viscounts-Hawarden, Hardinge, Monck, Comber- mere. Viscountesses-Hardinorb, Combermere, ond Monck. Lords-Dufferin, Lyndhurst, John Russell, Heytesbury, and Panmure. Lady Hotham, vidow of ...
... equal to mall; Us., equal to six small. BEETHAM’S ROYAL DETERGENT BALM stands unrivalled for imparting to the Neck, Hands, and Arms a softness and delicacy unaccomplished by any other means. It induces a healthy action of the Skin, and the sallow or yellow ...
... Essex.—‘T | the best medicine | ever Inet WIth. arm.) AGESTS FOR 1, 1856. Mr. Powell, 15, Westmoreland-Strect ; apd & Co., 121, Street, Dublin, of whom the by all others : sold, also, by per Acre. ME. JOHN WALLACE, No. 5, Donegall-Street, Belfaat; 14 owt ...
... had this from his own lips, as he pleasantly sat one day, in the month o. July, 184.1, at the lab.e his old friend, the Rev. John BUueh»i, Parish Priest St. Patrick’s, W itcrford, rattled away with jokes, anecdotes, quotations, and epigrams, over the best ...
... pleasure of contemplating the visioo of a KRnigzht of the Garter receiving the greasy suffrages of Candlewick Ward, wherein Lord John is specially extinguished, that even the election of Palmerston is talked of. When is he to be gartered? That is alone known ...
... King-at-Arms in Ireland. It consists of a loosely fitting robe, composed the richest double satin, various compartments of white, purple, and crimson, each compartment of the veitment being embroidered with device* in gold representing the Royal Arms of England ...
... he defended Ddfft. He talked thirteen columns of sonorons effectiveness. People forgot that gigantic gesticulation of apish arms and acrobatish vertebrae, and listened, without going to dinner, in amazed admiration at the frightfully fluent counsellor ...
... by thc Rev. G. Prothero. Prince Fiedcrick W~iliam of Prussia and Prince Ernest of Leningen also attended the service . Loin( John Beresford has arrived at the Bilton Hotel, Dublin. Mlr. andl Mls. J. 11. Craig have left the lliber- nian Hotel, Dublin, for ...