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... of Glasgow Street. ocevpi by William Brown, Robert Ritchie, Helen Welsh, James M'Oonghan, James M'Grattan, Isabella M'Grattan, Donald 111`laren, and John M'Neil ; together pith the garden ground, court yard, an , premises behind. There are frowag,s both ...
... Robert Ritchie, Helen Walsh, JAMS ll'Congban, James M'Grattan, Isabel's /d'Orattan, Donde! M•Laren. and John together the Garden Ground, Courtyard, ant' Premises bebind. There are both to Glasgow Street and to a Lane on tie South Haat. The Title is isekright ...
... Glasgow Street, occupied by William Brown, Robert Ritchie, Helen Welsh. James M'Ootighan, James M'Grattan, Isabella 111'Grattan, Donald Ifl'Laren, and John M'Neil ; together with the garden ground, court yard, rinii premises behind. There are fron'agcs ...
... during the evening's run. John crept after us to lay anew his wrongs and harrowing tale, but scotch caution comes to our aid, and bang went saxpence to appease the Irish demands. With canny gait we creep into the protective arm of the Bar, where we ...
... excellent and convenient site for building. The Annual Feu-duty is only Bs, and the Fee full For further particulars, apply Mr John Wright, Sewing Agent, Irvine; or Jahks Dickie, Solicitor Irvine, who has the litle Deeds and Articles of Roup-28th October ...
... Hen—l and 3, Peter Beith ; 2, William Mackie, smith. Golden or Silver Pencilled Hamburg Cook and Hen-1, P. Beith ; 2, John Baxter; 3, John Jack, Brisbane Road. Brahmapootra Cock and Han-1, Wm. Blair; 2 and 3, Jas. Stewart. _ . _ Scotch Grey Cock ad Hen-1 ...
... that M'Grattan and • chimney sweep earned Francis Whitelaw had been drinking, when a quarrel arose, and hil•Grattao nsiog his pocket knife indicted a wound on the left arm of Mrs Whitelaw, hut which is said not to have been very serious, M 'Grattan was on ...
... 1874. ________ Dwelling houses & shop, &c., IRVINE, FOKSALE.- There will exposetl to solo, by nbll J.”“ P ;7'»th the Kino's Arms Ixn, Irrine, on MoNDiY, Jinn Mov., 1874, at One O'clock. Afternoon, (If not previously sold by Private Bargain), . All and ...
... Harold James Reckett beating Mr John Shaw by turning 40 of a minority at last election into a Liberal majority of li3. And at Halifax Mr T. Shaw, the Liberal candidate there, opposed by Mr Alfred Arnold, Conservative, and Mr John Lester, Labour candidate, topped ...
... illy; Ellen and Mary, befil.ead. Greenock. Dec. 7—John, Hesketh, Barrow; Coith. McMillan, M'Milhtn, Lams ; Janet Barclay, IVl•Kenzh-, Cm Thelton : Enterprize, Dalziel, Beltast ; Hopewell. Williaws, Cardigan. S ILINGS. Dec. ancefleld (es), Barker, Belfast ...
... Fond which amounted £1 I Os. «■!. were given Bros. Win. Fyfe, D, WhltcforU. M’Dongall. It Hunter. Wm. saw. John Knox. G. Darroeb. John Dunphle. John Fyfo. Wm. Houston. Tho*. Orr. Wm. Berryman, and others, and Bro. Jas. Glen gave humorous recitation. The ...
... announce the death of Mr Henry Grattan, late M.P. for the county of Meath, and only surviving son of the great Henry Grattan. The event took place rather suddenly on Saturday last at his residence in the county of Wicklow. Mr Grattan, as was but natural, was ...