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... ASSAULT OF ARMS. Ox Wednesday the non commissioned officers of the Ist and 2nd Life Guards and the Royal Horse Guards, or “‘ Blues,” exhibited their skill and prowess in an assault of arms at St. James's Hall, London. The occasion, whieh had for its object ...
... prodigious height of ten feet with his hand, and with his outstretched arms eight feet one inch ; can light bis cigar at a street lamp, and men of more than six feet high walk under his arm. He measures round the chest four feet six inches ; and the breadth ...
... the igious height of ten feet with his band, and with is outstretched arms at a street eight feet one inch ; can light bis six = cigar lamp, and men of more eet high walk under his arm. He measures round the chest four feet six the breadth of his hand is ...
... . T. Duffie Mrs. M J. Jardin. A. Robinson. J. Suffern. Mrs. M‘Kittrick. Ss ‘ord, John Brown. John Hamill Dunmarry, Matthew M‘@lade. Sixmilecross, fs E. C. Aboghill John Hanna. Draperstown, J. Armstrong. Wholesale from CASSELL, SMITH, & ,CO., 80, Fenchurch ...
... Miller. Do. J. Jardin. A. Robinson. J. Suffern. Do R. Wallace. Ss ‘ord, EC John Brown. Ahoghill John Hamill Dunmurry, Mrs. M‘Kittrick. Matthew M‘@lade. Sixmilecross, J. H. Armstrong. John Hanna. Draperstown, Wholesale from CASSELL, SMITH, & ,CO., 80, Fenchurch ...
... 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 ...
... The hall was densely crowded. Mr. John Griffith occupied the chair. After some introductory ob- servations, Mr. Bell gave a short sketch of the Volunteers of 82 and the Insurrection of °98, alluding in passing to Grattan, Tone, and others ; and having spoken ...
... Emmst. The hall was densely crowded. Mr. John Griffith ooeupted the chair. After some introductory observations, Mr. gave short sketch the Volunteers *82 aod the Insurrection *93, aUuding in pawing to Grattan, Tone, and others ; and Laving ken the condition ...
... Prelate; the Lord Archbishop of Dublin, Chan- 1 eellor; the Doan of St. Patrick's, Registrar, Sir E Bernard Burke, Ulster IKing-at-Arms; L. Vesey c Townley Balfour, Secretary; Sir George L'Estrange, L Usher of the Black Rod; M, Betham, Cork Herald, L and Sheffield ...
... L-nlon. Retail all Druggists and Patent Medidue Venders in the world. T. J. CANTRELL, Castle Plane, Belfast 4988 Messrs. GRATTAN A CO., Cron Market The maritime insurance company (LIMITED). liiCorporated, with Limited LiaMlitF, under The Companies Act ...
... the bead, a To be imprisoned two months. 0 DlSOnnRDLY AND USINO PAnTY ExPirESSION. 5 William John Quinn was fined in 10s and costs .- for bein drunk in Grattan Street, and using party 5 expressions. Y George Burleigh was charged with having com- f mitted ...
... 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 ...