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... Merchants, NBWRY MR. GRATTAN, 11, COLLEGE SQUARE East, Belfast, visits NEWBY professionally the FIRST MONDAY of every Month, and ARMAGH on the FIRST TUESDAY of each Month. Address at Newrv—Dr. DAV IS'S; at Armagh—THE BERESFORD ARMS HOTEL. ...
... answer would have been a blow. As soon as Mr. Grattan ended his speech, the Chancellor of the Exchequer retired, and sent in a message, by General Craddock, to Mr. Grattan, demanding satisfaction. Mr. Grattan instantly left the House, accompanied by Mr ...
... Deeply regretted by his cousin Dorothy and all the family circle. — S Hillhead Close, Banbridge. Underneath are the everlasting arms. DONALDSON — June 6th 1992, at hospital, William, son of the late William and Mary Jane Donaldson, formerly of Ballykelly, ...
... THE COMMERCIAL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1866. .TOIIIN W & CO 'VOOD GOODS. * BT. P.TBICK'B AoK JOHN H. \\ MONDAY EVENING, the 3th Nor. mstai.t. Morn. OFFER FOR SALE— fTtHE NEWRY SAW MILLS, WOOD, AND JN CONSEQUENCE OF DELAY COM- Ttfl , EIGHT o'clock precisely ...
... Mrs. Diane Sinnamon (Gilford), Mrs. Caroline Castle (Markethill), Mrs. Gail Grattan (Maghaberry), Miss Lynn Fry (Park Lane); sonsin-law Stephen, Ronald, Jim and Lynn’s fiancé John; six grandchildren; brother George; two sisters, Maureen Campbell and Mabel ...
... meeting with prayer. There was a fair attendance of registered vestrymen. The minutes of the last meeting were read sad eon- Armed, and then the chairman called on Sergeant Dann, the people's warden, to read the report of the present state of the several ...
... First Honormcn. T.C.U-, Bead Master. Nov- GRATTAN 11, COLLEGE SQUARE East, Belfast, visits tlm FIRST MONDAY every Month, and ARMAGH the FIRST TUESDAY each Month Adiiroa. Newry—Dr. DAVIS at Armagh-THE beresford arms- hotel. ...
... next generatio, the work was continued by a group of Dan Catholic merchants, headed by John Keogh, and supported by the political influence Edmund Burke, Henry Grattan and Wolfe Tone. The result of their labours, said the lecturer, was the Irish Catholic ...
... their way Belfast, stop at Davis’s ( King’s Arms) Inn. W/i Y SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVES, March 12—Lon) Blarney, Wilson, general cargo. 14— Maria, Wyk, Dordt, liutseisl and batka.' Olive, Jones, Cardigan, ballaat. George IV., Paraons, Liverpool, general ...
... daughter the late Kov. Win. Grattan, Swan Unbar, County of Cavan. On the of the ult.. inflammation of the bowels, atfiri years Mr. John Johnston I Ingle's, brother P» the Poat-maatcr Dungannon, and principal of the Arm Messrs. John Hughes & Co.. Fire clay ...
... disorderly c•aiduct at Shana- Oen on the sth November. The Wilsons vet re fitiv-I 5e and costs each, and Clydesdale lid. John Grattan, Aughnavallnue, aao,her ex-soldier. was summoned by Sergeant Stringer (Katesbridge) tent,: droak 10th November, (2) eu ...
... ADDRIBB : butog Removed to /mak more Satiable AplitiNeil as Ire Hill Street. DAILY ATTENDANCE HIBERNIAN DENTAL SURGERYI 31, Grattan BsNs DOUG. PAINLESS DENTISTRY. REGULAR WEEKLY ATTENDANCE: NEWRY. EVERY THURSDAY, AT HAL Lrma's,l7 Ilmeaart SOUL iy[ ESEIBE ...