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... white silk, and wore a picture hat trimmed with orange blossom, white chiffon, and ostrich feathers. The bridesmaids were Miss Grace Miser (sister), Miss Williams (sister of the bridegroom), Miss Beech, Miss Honeyford (cousins of the bride), and Miss Baker ...
... tugh to requite him for his friendship. Of' Cardinal Logue sod Archbishop Walsh of Ihsh. I be to inform you I visited the grace. f new tinder the impression that he l l in, whose writings hi connection with the tern' reforred to, and found that a lwatisttsic ...
... sonvion'e work may be anticipated. - - Tea Taursavics Morena:cr.—A few evening,' ego in Dumbarton, Scotland, Mr. W. W. Mtr kimmin, Icy evangelist,• Newry, wee made the recipient of an address, together with a tam of tlil 12s 90, which, it was swim:mord ...
... and his servant, Alexander Kimmins, for cruelly treating fowl on the 17th hint. Mr. Halpin appeared for the defendants. Sub-Constable Martin deposed-4 was on duty in Market Street on the 17th inst. I saw M'Olade and Kimmins, his servant, working at fowl ...
... from the Commons House of Parliament, to combine the three Graces of Temperance, Unionism, and Orange:4m, and vote for them in the person of sound, strenuous men like--like—well, like Mr Mis. kimmin Ah, wily orator—Codlin's the friend --not Short! Cheered ...
... The Late Tkstrv.— The Lord Primite ha»returned the an-.'ver to the resolutions Parish Vestry, which were forwsrdoi to his Grace: _ . 42, Princes Gardens, London, Peh. 25th, 1869. My Dear Sib,—l thank yon for forwarding me the rosoiotions passed at the ...
... terms of the highest praise. To-day we think we would Ise doing her an injustice did we not remark, in the begiuning, that her grace of style and method is snot. than ever indentmore than ever cioncrets, more than ever brilliant and delightful. 'f he Newry ...
... the ciiarge will be investigated. LECTURE IT TIM RV. W. W. MIIIIIIIIIIX, Mom. —On Tuesday night last the Rev. W. W. Mis. kimmin delivered an interesting lecture on The Great Revolution. The chair was occupied by the Rev. A. J. Johnston, M.A., vicar ...