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... Street. Re'uo.d. Oros. SlEenne. Lower Jl-stone; new application. Rafared. John 141'Cann. 20 High Street; new application. Granted. James hi - Mahon. 30. Smithfield; transfer from John Stevenson. Refused. Thomas Orr, Old Melon, Reed new application. Granted ...
... Cough. Bottles, 2s 6d each. GRATTAN & CO.'S PECTORAL COUGH DROPS. —ln recent Conghs, Colds, and AH’octioos of the Chest, they have l»een found highly beneficial. GRATTAN & CO.’S POOR MAN’S COUGH DROPS, Is per Bottle. GRATTAN & CO.’S ACIDULATED CAYENNE ...
... 6d.. and lua. 6d. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S AROMATIC TINCTURE OP QUININE—A valuabla Tonic for DebiUty. Bottles. 2*. Cd. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S AROMATIC SMELLING BALTS-Bd. per Bottle. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S ANTI-PRESSURE CORN PLASTER-Is. par Box. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S ESSENCE RENNET ...
... trade he JOHN M‘DONALD, Baker. site, oath Jan., 1859. 816 _. TO SADDLERS. kha BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the STOCK-INTRADE of that Old Established INTEREST, SHOP FIXTURES, and SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT, belcnging to Mr. Joun Burns, Market Street, Arm: Persons ...
... YAM'S or A /LISI.—At the New Bailey Court, Saturday, Henry Grattan wan charged by Nancy Form with basin: assaulted her in a railway carriage on the way from Rochdale to Nlanclester. He pat hie arm round her want and kissed her on the cheek, and attempted ...
... operandi: From John Smyth, Esq., Surgeon and Chemist, 16, Castle-PUsce, Mr. Rcndall has this day extracted a corn from my foot without giving any pain, and, in my judgment, with great skill, in that simple, but sometimes very necessary operation. John Smyth, ...
... •--01sagow Examines. Loudon: Lillie & CO., SI. Homers Streit. In the pease, New Editlee. small crown Eve, ERRORS BY TIIE REV. 11. GRATTAN GUM- S NESS; with it Sketch of bit Life end Ministry. By the Rev. W. KRICK, D.D. Landau Janes Num, & Co., 21, Sensors Street ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Is, *2s and 5s tins, by all Druggists, Grocers, and Oilmen in Belfast. Grattan & co.’s medical hall, 10 and T2, Corn Market, Belfast, Under thcpcrsoaal superil*tendcnce of Mr. GRATTAN and his Son-in-law, Mr. R. W. PRING. Licentiate Apotiiecauxes, Not only ...
... announcement that the colonelcy of the sth Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of Sir John Slade, is about to be conferred upon Major- General the Earl of Cardigan:— The colonelcy of a regiment is a sinecure office, worth about £l,OOO a-year, and instituted ...
... SEVILLE BITTER ORANGES, MARMALADE, LARGE AND RIPE, X? Just Arrived, AT THE BELFAST ARMS TEA HOUSE, No. 20, High Street. JOHN M‘CANN, Proprietor. January 22, 1859. Also, to hand, KBILLER’S NEW MARMALADE. ESTABLISHED 1818. Dickson, farrell, & co. have RECEIVED ...