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... ahoes. Mr. John Hunter stated that the shoee and the revolver were the shop the night of the inst. Wilson Smith stated that the shoes pawned in his father's oflioe by the prisoner, who got 5s them, giving the name of Wm. Thompson, Grattan Street. Mr. ...
... jury were sworn try the Samuel Close (foreman), John Mood, Charles Allen, George F. Daniel. James U. Connell, Thomas Hrideford. John A. Cellan, Edward Carson, Richard Devitt, William Fenelon, John Grattan, and Mr. FottrelL The Solicitor-Obhiral. in stating ...
... Belfast. Mr. John M-Grattan, to Miss Mary I-oy, late of Killough, County Down. M‘Kee and Mattbews—Oetober 1.8. at the Annahilt Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Tbotnaa Ower, Mr. William M'Kee, Luborn, to Annie, eldest daughter of Mr. John Matthewa. Larchhill ...
... and Henry Lavory were brought on remand, charged with assaulting William John Ingram and Wesley Hlgginson, snd also with stabbing the latter, on the 1 llh instant. Messrs. John Coulter and James M'Lesn, jun., appeared for the prosecution; sad Mr. appeared ...
... Couch. In Bottles, 2s fid each. GRATTAN CO.’S PECTORAL COUGH DROPS.—In recent Coocbs, Colds, and Affections of the Chest, thev have been found highly beneficial. GRATTAN & CO.’S POOR MAN’S COUGH DROPS, la per Bottle. GRATTAN & CO.’S ACIDULATED CAYENNE LOZENGES ...
... the result of which was that be was attacked by his mother in-law, who was armed ith tin can; his sister in-law. who waa armed with the bellows; aud his wife, who was armed with potstick. received a severe beating their hands, which necessitated bis ...
... little hoys. Looal-Conatablc Wal'aute d that observed two large mobs if liit'o hoys in York S ree*. ou Saturday. They were armed with fetiche, i-ngsged in tbrowlog stones t-nch othtr. raw th. prisoner follow two little into York and there beel them with ...
... cannot doubt but such course will bring alwut results most beneficial in their character and consequences.—Yours respectfully, “John' T. Mayor.” The iV>»r York World asserts that a number of Irish merchants in New York have furnished Mr. Stephens with the ...
... h» Hi** Bcv. Dr. Morgan. Mr. William John Wfarte. to Daria, eldest of Mr. John Craij;, Great George’s Street, both of Belfast. DEATHS. Armstrong—T-mnarr 7. at Antrim, after short K'ir.sbirtb. wife of Mr. Jo'.n Arms’rong. ac ...
... OF FIVE PERSONS ON SUSPICION. Thursday morning, or Wednesday night, a very extensive robbery of tire-arms was effected from the establishment of Mr. John Neill, gun and pistol manufacturer, 80, High Street. It appears that, on Wednesday night, the shop ...
... Philip Mejoribaaks, Henry Thomas Walsh, Richard Perrin, Thomas Barrett, George Patrick Daniel, Thomas Mathews, John Wm. Qseals, John Grattan, Tnomas Csllsaan, and Robert Brown. Th« Attouit-Gkkbral, in stating the oaie, explained the ta are of tha charge ...
... Farmers’ Class—lst, Mr. JohnColhonn; 2nd, Mr. John Robinson ; 3rd, Mr. Robert Mitchell; 4th, Mr, John Williamson ; stb, Mr. James Bradley; 6th, Mr. Alex. Cnnningham; 7th, Mr. Thomas Kennedy; Bth, Mr. John J. Love. Ammual Plouohin'O Match of the Coleraine ...