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... in Belfast Reams. GRATTAN & Co. (Limited), WM. DOBBIN & Co.. Dim. J. & J. HABLETT, J. CLARE & Co. WHEELER & WHITAKER, J. C Okla. LE S PAYNE, S. CLOT WORTHY Co., 'MULLAH & Co, JAMES TATE, &e. per bor. For Wholesal e Terms apply to JOHN GIRDWOOD. and Maw*fathom ...
... conducted at the new church in Reading. A short time ago the meeting was addressed by the Rev J Trurobower, of Chester Rev John Fohl, of Chambershurg; and Rev Abel Strewn, of 11.arlin a . An appeal wee made for those afflieted to come forward and be healed ...
... named M'Gee and Quinn, were charged on remand by Sergeant 109 for having Aaulted and injured the property of William John M‘Dowell. Wm. John :‘Dovoll said he O%ned some houses in Fleming Street, and on the day in question he saw the prisoners at the ¥iadow ...
... DICA'I'IIB. 3. at - erg, Banbridge, John Henry Barr. M-CLuns—June 3. at City View Terrace, Margaret. relict of the late Samuel 31-Clure, Belfast. aged 64 years. Ot-xx—June 2, at Downshire Bead. Holy. wood, Mrs. Ellen Olsen. ,h the Head. Tie ilk lace. ...
... ember 30, et Portavoe, Hugh, seuond eon of John Newell, Ballpee. th. Head,Tie in ad Foci, Tie ill Ms Geer ..othocks. and Nervosa Sick Eleadadui. Fr K HEEL. ONE DOSE rapidly relieve the terrible pains arming from NEUr KNEEL. EALGIA in the Head, FACE ACHE ...
... the engines were working, and the ship was once mere in hand. During the squall a seaman named Briggs had his arm broken, and • stoker named Johns, who was thrown against the engines by the rolling of the vessel, had his right hand drawn into the machinery ...
... OPPOSED TO STEPMOTHERS. SHEARING THE WIDOW. A. despatch says— The declaration in the suit of Mrs Lena Bnsus against John and Thomas and James D Lynch for $25,000 damages when drawn will contain three oonnte. said Lawyer Arnold Tripp, Mrs Brans's attorney ...
... neighbourhood there were the Right Hon. Win. B:owalow, 7homas M. Jones, Right Hon. John O'Neill, Hugh Kennedy, M. Dslway, John Bruce, W. Cunningham, F. Dobbs, Charles Brett, John G. Smith, Stewart Banks, the brothers tinclaire, with other gentry and merchants ...
... having arms in a proclaimed district. Lseroac SY Ray. HENRY GRATTAN Em—The third of this winter's course of Isc ores, under the auspices of the Glasgow Toting Men's Christian Association, was given in the City on Monday evening by the Rev. H. Grattan Guinness ...
... as she was sitting all the time he wee striking her. He took her out by the arm and the back of the neck. I followed them to the mouth of the entry, and saw them go down Grattan Street and towards Robert Street, to the house in which deceased lived. I saw ...
... Stountpordinger, Belfast, Robert 130al, aged 64 folDE—Oct ;6, at Mulkntine, }lannah Jane, third daughter of Mr. John Porde. GI 11 s Oct. t;, at 30, Grattan Street, &Vat., Jane, the beloved wife of Thomas Gio s in. OCt. 17, suddenly, at his residence, 9S, Great ...