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... PIANO-FORTE; Two large Book-Cases Two Conches; Oral Table ; Card Table; Work Table ; Balloon-backed Chairs; Elizabethan Chairs ; Arm Chairs ; Cabinet; Tea Stores; Venetian Blinds; large Chimney-Glass; number of Handsomelyframed Engravings; Shells ; some rare ...
... - of Tables; Chairs; China Ornaments a PIANO-FO: - Cases ; 3; Two Couches; Oval Table ; Card Table; Work Table 3 Chairs ; Arm Chairs; Cabinet ; Tea Stores Blinds; ; anomber of framed 3; some raré Old China; Pair of Ps; ; Hearth Rogs ; Fenders ; Fire ...
... month in jail. John Boden and David M'Key to pay a fiue £1 each,or one month in iail. The charges agaiust Andrew Bonar, John M'Neill, and Wm. Campbell, were dismissed. John O'llare, James M'Key, James Doyle, David M'Key, Hugh Bell, John Bell, Alexander ...
... or one mouth in jail. John Boden and David M'Key to pay fine each, or one month in jail. The charges against Bonar, John M'Neill, and Wm. Campbell, were dismissed. John O'Hare, James M'Key, James Doyle, David M'Key, Hugh Bell, John Bell, Alexander Bell ...
... £4l 18s; purchased for £2,025 by Mr. John Coghlan, in trust. Messrs. Martin & King, 8, Upper Ormond Quay, had the carriage of the sale. BELFAST POLICE COURT—FRIDAY. [Before VV. S. TRACY, Esq., R.M.] lad named John M'Culloch was brought up in custody charged ...
... rent, £4l 18s; purchased for £2,025 Mr. John Coghlan, in trust. Messrs. Martin A King, 8, Upper Ormond Quay, bad the carriage of the sale. BELFAST POLICE COURT—FRIDAY. [Before S. TRACY, Esq., R.M.] A lad named John M'Culloch was brought custody charged ...
... any serious resistance made to them, btt ferooious and cruel in the extreme when any poor wretches, either with or without arms, come within their power; in abort, mUrdei* appears to be their fsvoarite pastime. The question would at once suggest itself ...
... any serious resistance 4 made to them, but ferocious and cruel in tbe extreme when any poor, wretches, either with or without arms, come within their power; in short, murder appears to be their favourite pastime. The question would at once suggest itself ...
... quality, aud no pains or expense spared to give general satisfaction to her visiters, Belfast, January 10, 1859. 616 CANNING’S ARMS HOTEL, GARVAGH. OHN JOHNSTON most respectfully begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Commercial Tra- vellers, and the Public ...
... quality, and no pains or expense spared to give general satisfaction to her visiters, Belfast, January 10, 1859. 616 CANNING'S “ARMS HOTEL, GARVAGH. HN JOHNSTON most respectfully begs to aa inform the Nobility, Gentry, Tra- vellers, and the Public in general ...
... trade he JOHN M‘DONALD, Baker. site, oath Jan., 1859. 816 _. TO SADDLERS. kha BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the STOCK-INTRADE of that Old Established INTEREST, SHOP FIXTURES, and SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT, belcnging to Mr. Joun Burns, Market Street, Arm: Persons ...
... Thousands of people had now gathered to- gether. -The Irish surrounded the navvies, and a re- gular fight took place. Some were armed with pokers, others with knives and other kinds of bludgeons., The navvies suffered severely. One man named Fitzgerald got ...