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... Satisfactory reasons can be given for dis- posing. Sealed Proposals for the above, as a lot, will be received by Mr. JOHN G. PORTEn, Royal Arms Hotel, Omagh, on TUESDAY, the 10th January, 1882, at Twelve o'clock noon, and if found satis- factory the purchaser ...
... great Variety. OYSTER PATTIES, &c. COFFEE and SMOIIE ROOM attached. BILLIARDS. 20968 I SALES BY AUCTION. THE I S D A Y . MR. JOHN. R. NEILL'S STOCK 0I' GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELLERY, BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c., TO BE CONTINUED THIS ...
... the MAarket, may be obtained from the undernoted first-class Firms:- Boucher, Bros. Malcomson, Bros. E.W. Pim. Bell &t Moore. John M'Kenna & Son. R. Searson. A. Forrester. W. & J. Gaffikin. Lisburn-Hawthorn & Hamilton. N.B.-The Public are respectfully requested ...
... Lifford, or at office of the Archi- tect, hr. John Boyd, 9, Donegall Square West, Belfast, on and after FRIDAY nest, 18th inst. Sealed Tenders will be received u? to Three o'clock 110th inst., addressed to Rev. John S. M'Olintock, Hon. Sec. Infirmary, Lifford2' ...
... reply this I submit few of many medical testimonies, which will Sisk for themselrse. Dr. Charles Cameron, P., writing on arm to arm raocination, says Since 1836 our statistics hare been compiled so to enable to compare the mortality, not merely In smallpox ...
... eminently patriotie, if loyal, associations, which no wise friend of Ireland will ever despise is associated with time when Grattan and Cbakleront were leaders of the Irish people It is associated with men whose love of their oountry cannot be dis. puted ...
... this never does. LfENTO-NERVINE, 1/lA; post free 15 stamps Belfast Agents: BsA & Co., Donegall Place and4, Ardmoulin Place; Grattan & Co., Corn Market and University Road; Davidson & Leslie, CastlePlace; J. Hogg, York Street; Jas. Tate, C. & J. Mont-om ety ...
... Come along, boys, and I'll let you hear Irish music, and the priest waddled towards the house, but Tempest caught him by the arm. No, no. You have frightened them all enough. Leave them alone. They will not re. new the fight Don't you see, Tempest, I ...
... B. Walkington, James Samuel Johnston, J.P.; John John MacDermott, John wood, W. R. Nelson, J. D. Leathem, John J. G. Kidd, Robert J. B. Wright, Bangor; Samuel Haslett, ugh M‘Clements, P.L.G., Dun- donald; Mayne, Peter Macaulay, Holywood House; S. W. ...
... more than 900,000 Irish tenants to whom this measure of relief was intended Parliament to apply, and whom it will, in Mr. Grattan’s phrase, “bring nearer to the sun.” Of this number it may, I think, fairly said that about one fourth have at present invoked ...
... LEASEHOLD LICENSED PRE- MISES FOR SALE BY AUCTION. I have been honoured with instructions from Mr. corner Duppy, of the treet and Grattan Street, Belfast, SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th da of January, 1882, at the hour of 12 o’cloc ...
... offie • and the Irishmen who dined out six, days in the seven. Sir Henry James thiuks much Grattan. S. do we. But hie times art nit our times. If Henry Grattan held a seat in Parliament b.-day he would find !opposite to him a liv young gentleman of the ...