... cscellcui health tin th- tart few week* of his life. Montuombkv December Ballyrea, Mr. Thomas Montgomery. aged years. Moomhbao I»ccemlx-r 26. at Oovan Manae, Olaagow, Thoma* Leidiinan. infant son William Moorhead, Kaq , London, and Donaclorey. Constable Lytle ...

... Jardin »*• Wallace Dungannon, William Douglas John M'Keown Mr M'Kittrick Donaghey O’Neiil W Allen Hillsborough, Thomas Scott Killinchy, James Bussell Hugh Killyleagh, Francis Fury Kilkeel, T Floyd Kirkruhhin, James M‘Fadden Walker ...

... BELFAST. 12879 IN SIURANCE. TRUE MUTUAL ASSURANCE! WITH * SAFETY. HEBRITISH EQUITABLE ASSURANCE T COM~PANY. T AGESTS IS BELFAST: THOMAS O'BRIEN, Franklin Street. E. ALLWORTHY, Accountant, &c., 14, Donegall. Str-et. 10814 EIE AZIENDA ASSIC7R&TRICE OF TRIEST3 ...

... some ground at Drakewalls Mine, Corn- | had been taken to exclude all taint ef political actioo Tbe report adopted Grasp J Thomas Adams (foreman); John a ken man, and five of the children were rranean, family and a few officers to Bolivia, Count d’ Ea ...

... in ilallymena and in the surrounding parishes. . ais Looking back on my dale spent among, the mn- Amcade I telligent and hardy people of the braid, and when Court I was blessed. with tne conhidence and affe~ctionate sturut .consideration of the most ...

... . l ore and Sisters Ballymena J N Hardy CONTINUOUS lEON FENCING, lEON HURDLES, STRAINED WIRE FENCING, FIELD GATES, &c. Awarded Pint and Only Prize Medal fur LAWN MOWERS at Dublin International Exhth/wn THOMAS GREEN AND SON. 19. EDEN QIH V. DUBEIN ...

... Fleury; Major and Mirs. Bereaford and party; John Hardy, Esq, C. E.; M. R. Bell, Esq.; L G. Mills, Esq,, LL B.; Thomas George Peel, Esq.; James Wilson, Esq., Portadown; James Mac. kenzie, Esq., Portadown; Thomas Smith, Req.; Messrs. J. iE. Peel and Wm. E. Rogers ...

... Mrs. Beresford, and party Staoley, Reva. ‘Dr. Rutledge, R. J. Shaw, Murphy, Saville L’Estrange, Malone; Henry C Joho Hardy, ., C.E.; Thomas G, Peel, Es Mills, Esq , and the secretaries, E, Peel and William E. ers, Tea was pr seven o'clock, and the chair ...

... the complainant, John B. Killough, on a' the head with his clenched hand. The complain- ant and Messrs. James Thompson and Thomas c( Patton deposed to the assault, and were cross- ti examined at great length by Mr. Rea. At the fi close of the evidence ...

... Hutchinson); Sth, | ene Bi (aan ay have domes Crawford, Dartries (self); r of the pittlebill (son, Thomas); James Rai sincere debe}: 10th, James Patton, Craigal Thomas). For the best ou's aud ins (by M. d hope. more Wer the beat here Ist, Wim. Blair, Ballioteer; ...

... GLADSTONE. to r. Gadatoce is on a visit to Lord Lyttletcc in ad y Wrcestershire.- wwas AN M4.P. CHARGED WITH LIBEL jabtMr. ohn Hardy, M4.P., has been octnmitted Itertria ?? on a charge of libel againI id eed one of his tenants. iip'sDEATH OF DR. ROWLAND WILLIAMS ...

... Churchmen to the . H. Borxe.’” Church, Gardiner Street, Dublin, by the Rev. John Nowlao, Cousty Kildare, assisted by the Rev Thomas Fuax Assoctation,—The at F, Meagher, of Tip) rary, Alexander P. effect that they would not take any meastires for ing of this ...