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... proposed The Br*. and Moore,” which was speeded to. Tbs stewards wen—Bra. 1, Patrick Moose, Bobsrt Sheila, John Forster, Samnel Tsylor. John Gnn. Vnu Forrest. During the evening the rathres kindly isvouzed with oourb— Qmwn H. Ctewl, Alfred binton, J ...
... James Hulker, tailor, Glosgnw; William Hops & Sons, chemical manufacturers, Leith; John Dansmoro, spirit merchant, Kirkintilloch; David John Grant, messenger at arms, Inver ness. ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. April 13—Courtrai, Dutch, and Pernau flax, Riga and Dutch flaxseed, at Messrs. John Hunter Co. Stores, Grattan Street.—Messrs. William Montgomery' & Son. April 13—Ground at Grosvcnor Street, at the saleroom, 20, Lombard Street. —Messrs ...
... toe Grattan Bawd. The members the Grattan Band, whose are given below, were aaromoned for riotoas conduct and wilful obstruction. -The first care heard wae Sub-Constable William M'Qlennon against John Reid, 42, Friendly Street; William Qoine, John Mugee ...
... 12* October, »t the AUCTION MART, WARING STREET, at TWELVE o'clock. JOHN CRAMSIB, Auctioneer. E M fLKPATRIOK. EXZCUTOR3’ SALK OF VALUABLE FARM LAND. To Sold AUCTION, the TEMPLETOWN ARMS HOTEL* Templepatrick. TUESDAY, t'ao 16th day of October next, at TWO ...
... 13—Conrtrai, Dutch, anil Pernan flax, Riga and Dutch flaxseed, at Messrs. John Hunter Co.’s Stores, Grattan Street.—Messrs. William Montgomery Son. April 16—Premises in Lurgan, the Brownlow Arms Hotel. April 18—Dwelling-house in Portstewart.—Mr. S. Hood, Ballymena ...
... Hr. Joseph Dickeen, held inquest »t Upper Balloo, Bangor, on the body of Hr. John U'Oracken, who was found drowned near the Coastguard station, at Bsngor, Sunday morning. John Dodd having deposed the finding of this body, and Or. Ball to examination of ...
... Moore, Miss Kelly, Miss Preston, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Grattan, Ivliss Mrs. Cleland, and Miss Stevenson. A very pleasant evening was spent. THE CHARGE OF SMUGGLING AGAINST IRISH MANUFACTURER. Yesterday, John Rafferty, lobacco manufacturer, Monaghan, was charged ...
... Comet, for Portaferry. Armed—At Santos, on the 15th Inst., the bartjao Woodbine, Skinner, from Cardiff—all well. Pernambneo, the barque Henniona, frn* Santos. LiTeriwol, on tike lath inst.. the barque Kenilworth, M'Calmont, from St. John, N. 8,, with mss deckload ...
... Cbarle Arms. Armagh. Eliza, the beloved w>te of John Hughes. 1. at Cootebill, Robert H. Irvine, Fairview AvCuce, Cloutari. solicitor. Registrar lor the Counties of Caran and Leitrim, aged 64 yean. ■ ONES—Inly P. >. Hopewell Strret, Belfast, John •lonra ...
... people Coheir.). The which took plea on the night when the English have not had the exeum of ether needing aged end stricken Grattan was carried throe. They have not been able to say that their to yonder house beyond the bridge— ( loud homes herl groat too ...
... (foreman). Edward Rice, Samuel Shaw. John Thompson Thomas Watt. Robert Anderson, Richard Baxter. Nathaniel A. Campbell. Patrick Dempsey, James Travers Forbes; Arthur T. Gaffikm, John M Cormick. Edward Pirn. Samuel Sinclair. John Ward, Wm. Thompson. George Andrews ...