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... Jury to try tbe caae :—Messrs. James 11. Darbishire (foreman), William John Johnston, John Savage. Henry John Mt'aace, Elies H. Bell, Robert T. 15. Danville, James (tirdwood, John Hamill, Jas. Alexander, Edward J. Bristow, James Keegan, and Joshua Pim ...
... -~ uti- JOHN M ‘ KEN NA & SON Slippers, Grocers and Wine Merchants, ts, Corner of York and Doaeyall Streets, B ong and | kindly THE ONLY SILVER ME! patron- First Prize-—Paris Exhibition, 1867 UBLIN. COD LIVE: ill be re- N has just obtained the First Prize ...
... IMPROVEMENTS IN BELFAST FOR | o 0 Warehouses of Mr, John Lytle, J.P., and’ MCausland, J.P.—Mr. Trueman’s New | 0 Messrs. Joon Riddel & Son’s—Mr. Ro 0 Patterson’s—Messrs. Forster Green & Co, 2 0 Grattan & Co,’s—The New Ophthalmic py pape pm. 2 Chureh—st ...
... IN 182 5. GRATTAN AND CO?S MEDICAL HALL, 10 * 12, COB.V MARKET, BELFAST, Under the Personal Sujierintendence Mr. GRATTAN and Mr. R. W. I* I N G, LICENTIATE APOTHECARIES, The following Select Preparations can confidently recommended : Grattan co.’s pectoral ...
... pnigromme. Miss Emily Spitler and Mr. Grattan Kelly sang a number of selectieae with their cll. hes,. ability .3 taste. They sang the duettee, Crilel Perche, and Of Fairy Weed • pleasing style. Mr. Grattan !Ertl, wag the wags, A Menage from the ...
... time. My brother John was with me. went back to Belfast. 1 returned to Dublin on the 24th of April. went to Dr. Duncan. He gave me letter to Dr. Nugent Duncan. gave me letter allowing to take my husband out for drive His brother John and be were walking ...
... 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 ...
... Tuitir &Ueda is Town eed Coquetry. at 13. IN& Bowl. T. JAIIII.4•TH'S COLLEGB.AM, Moder the u. b.. dived d tiIiAVE THE REV. JOHN MAt lIALE, Ara bialicip of Tom. Pfuradrat— him lilacs J. lloymKr.. T, ose—For Ikealam per is ticelesiaotkul htuntoste, et the ...
... Russian shell bursting on the right front of Lord Cardigan v ntow threw out a fragment which met Nolan full on I the chest and tore away into his heart The sword F dropped from his hand ; hut the arm with which he - was waving it the moment hefore still ...
... accounts if he did not,and he About the 16th May, 1866, he told me he had gone to Dr. Moore about his arm, who recommended dandelion, to be got from Grattan’s. He said he tasted it, but little was out of the bottle. It had a queer taste, he said, and might ...
... Eliza Kane was brought up in custody of Sub- Constable John charged with having stolen a watch and chain, the property of James Cooke. The complainant depozed that he was risoner’s house, in Grattan Street, pulled into the when she snatc! ed his watch and ...
... so high, so sacred, as that of studying the case | of Ireland, and applying the remedies which I 1 believe it admits/’ Mr. John Bright was also pre! vented from attending the meeting, probably from | the same cause; and Mr. Field read letter which had ...