... SHIFITS, FROm 8/11. THE LADIES' MPORIUM1, 38, HIGH STREET. 164 LEGAL NOTICES. STAIUTORY NOTICE TO GREDITORS. In the Goods of JOHN SHIELDS, late of 25, Cheriyvale Streer, Belfiat, Rerbalist. NVOTICE IS HELE.BY GIVE,12. PURfSJUANT to the 22nd and 23rd Vic ...

... piece in my waistcoat pocket yesterday, and it is there still.” Christian Lady : ” Why don’t you come to our Sunday-school, John ?” John Wah Lee: fiaidee Clistian hoodums emashee head * These haa been some discussion to the and pay of retired officers holding ...

... optician in Washington—namely born-rimmed eyeglass, with cord attached, worn Lord Cardigan when he led the Light Brigade at the Balaclava charge. That morning Lord Cardigan had broken the glass of the gold-rimmed monocle he usually sported, and took the ...

... . Glasgow; J. Seavor, Esc|., London ;A. Mitchell, Ayr; J. Martin, Esn., Ayr John Murray, Ksii., Belfast: R. K. Bell. Esq., Paisley; G. Anderson. Esq., Northumlierland : John Hogg, Esq., Belfast; M'Kee, Esq, BelfiiSt; Captaiu, Mo., ami Miss Ho;jc, Kir ...

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... and the competition was exceeding! keen. Mr. John V. Latte, Drumharve, was declared the purchaser, in trust for Mr. James Raid Aikin, of Bay, for the sum of £7B). Subioined is a note the biddings Mr. John M’Fadden £500; Mr. C. Frieze, £OOO, £7OO, £750 ...

... tessions were held on Tuesday when I the following magistrates occupied on the leach :—Mr. John *Nally (in the chair). Messrs. James Johnston. James M'Climond, John and John Fleming. OLD RIVAL& James Hand. Not tiratreet. summoned I Peter Breen. nest-door neighbour ...

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... have been healed. Yon will remember, some of you, os I do, the election of ’O3. You will remember how his uncle. Lord Claud John Hamilton—(boo) —did not like to be associated with the Presbyterians in this world —(A Voice He wanted them to be buried at ...

... d Dyes Please n this papi JOHN WE ltd tea pot, cream jug, ami sugar basin ; Mrs and Miss E Gillett, silver mounted claret jug ; Miss Gillett, silver cream jug; Mr and Mrs Gillott, silver photo screen ; Mr and Hon Mrs Lort Phillips, silver salt cellars ...

... as lately in his occupation, as follows - Loy 1. arm of Land. at Capecastle. near Ballycsietle, containing Or 28p. Statute measure, or thereabouty, held for a Second Statutory Term. under Raped. of John Patrick, Esq., at the yearly judicial rent of £36 ...

... devoted workers are gone. and they lie in adjoining graves in the same quiet renting place. Cardigan i ...