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... unfortunate fracas took place in the camp Hovingham Park on Sunday nicht, when one guard was stabbed in the hand by companion in arms. It appears that one of the volunteers of the Company, a young man named Fisher, had an open knife in his hand, which he was ...
... sta- - tion, containing twvo recept ou, five ledroomns, &c. b 1\eys maL leo had fron Thomas Flemin g, Tho A Nursery,Lareo.-John Ward, Dunegall Square, A Belfast. ,J261 (MHIEAP COUNTRY HOUSE. - OWNER, - i decliniug housekoopimig, would LET his n large ...
... Ilauke of the one part, and John Gascoigne Ladbury, as Trustee on behalf of the Company, of the other part. (2.) Agreement for the payment of the expenses of fornmtion and issue, between John Walsh of the one part, and John Gascoigne Ladbury of thle other ...
... ore of tka ow, !VW us it tor family We a law rap* d WWI% Rea is. et tie trot JOHN HILINNA & SON, Will AID SPIRIT MUCIIII7I. 11 TOILE S?IIUT. 710 ROSS'S ROYAL GINGER ALE arm AERATED WATERS CLD Bi HAD PION TOD lINDICISTODID by the CABE FOIST= GREW i C 0 ...
... e for tho statement that Lord Huntly has sent in to Mr. Gladstone his resignation of the post of Captain the Gen tlemen-at-Arms. A claim against Lord Lucan for £5,805, Mr. Simpson, a tenant, for compensation, was tried on Saturday, at Castlebar. Judgment ...
... announced to be held, also placing the City and County of Waterford under the Protection Act, and prohibiting the importation of arms into Ireland except at Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Londonderry, Waterford, Galway, Sligo, Drogheda, Dundalk, Grcenore ...
... them the propriety oi establishing a pormanent station at the Mlaze. The ohair wes occupied by the rector of the parishi, Rev. John Leslie, A.B., who set forth the ?? claims of the district for the establishment of a ?? statiou there. Mr. Win. Gray read a ...
... playing Adeste lidelis as a dead march. with mulled drums. Each member of the band wore • nniall piece of crape on the right arm. Tho coffin was borne by the members of 170, to which be• longedl be prior pa oflicer“ of that 'limber, wearlog hat awl shoulder ...
... insect, itetl; Haw The Main Street, Canos.„ transfer, no apptsruce; Margeret Sheer, South Street, Meetoensedt, triage panted John Welsh, Ineeeli MO/. Newtownarde. taunter, granted. Hie woeship this proce-eded with the CIIIL RILL 110111=8. LORD AID Re TiDIANTRT ...
... Trimluzings. H0 N H AN N A, 2'The Lad~ie's' Eimporium, 3S, IGII STREET, BELFAST. 74 DRESS DEPARTME NT. CLOSE OF T'IE SEASON. JOHN ARNOTT & CO. OF BELFAST, LIMITED, WILT OFFRP MMULRiLATTIACTIvf LOTS DI DRESS MATE [tRALS. C~LEAURDI FRlO31 Kk\NUFA'CTUlll'S ...
... Onft:blc andacotitniradiusl2\1 DLL ING-IhOld91.SE laugo, ?? vards anid gardens attached; iments very uodeorate; intoc- d1ato ?? to John IdiI'lreavv, Louse Agent, Portstewi art. 1071. TiTENSlVE STORtE5I AND OITFICES TO 1D1i LE.M ¶ 0 BP, LET, 'WITH IMIT.DTTVrE ...
... seconded by Sir John Preston, J.P., the report was adopted. Rev. Dr. Eloe moved a resolution to the effect that the shin deserved the support of Belfast and adjoinira counties. The motion was seconded by )Ir. R. H. Reade, supported by the Rev. John Macnaughtan ...