... JOHN HENRY. MARRIAGE OF MR. H. H. LAW, AND MISS D. E. ARMSTRONG. On Wednesday, 23rd ult., a solemnized at 8 o'clock a.m. in St. Ji pei Church, Belfast, between Hu gh Herbert, eldest surviving son of Mr. William Law, th, second daughter of the late Rev ...

... Kepple—Claimant purchased the farm from John WA lecie. Hu was now the tenant and paid the rent. He lived with his mother. Could not say who was rated. The Rate Collector—This farm is still rated in the name of John M'Aleese, the former tenant. Mr. Dickie ...

... squeezed his arm tight round my neck, end John Darragh then came-forward and said, “ Willie, you will have to fight me this night.” I said 1 would not. He then threw off his coat and struck me. I then pulled out my head from Henry Boyle's arm. He then struck ...

... C. Rutherford, R.M. (chairman), CaptainCramsie, Mr. John M'Rlderry, Mr. William Stewart, and Mr. James M'Colgan. Ariiir LT CARL. John Scott. Carrowreagh, summoned James Fats'Loma, William Grattan', Ales. Gambell, Sarah Thompson, Martha Thompson, Thomas ...

... which led up to the co rus charge. Lord Cardigan’s state- m t Was written for Mrs. Norton, the L authoress, and was copied by im and a copy given to Major-General nd Light, who died last year, tr rd Cardigan says—- eu Brigade was suddenly ordered to ...

... the parsonage of the adjoining parish of Kilmuckridge. Father John, with an army of pikemen, appeared, soon after daybreak, ou the lawn before the door. He demanded arms, and when the arms were tensed, set tiro to the outhouses. From the outhouses the ...

... at whose instance John further fined Is and costs. James M'Govem, said to barber, and give* to the occasional worship of Bacchus. flmj os and costs for drunkenness on the public strwr on 25th ult. prosecution of Sergeant Doohan! John Lament, similarly ...

... paying nocturnal visits to farmers in quest of arms, and latterly they have taken to levying black mail. A man named Duffy, residing at Clitnedd, County Westmeath, has beau fired at and wounded in the arm, the reason a.ssigned for the outrage being that ...

... Mr. John Grattan, Mr. John Magowan, Mr. James M'Conachie, and Mr. J. Forsythe, the walls were profusely decorated and the door was in excellent order. The dresses of the ladies were exceedingly pretty and presented a very gay appearance. Mr. John Grattan ...

... 010 Mr. John Moody, Coleraine, 010 mn Moody, Coleraine, Mr. M‘Manus, iverpool, Thomas Hasson, -, J.P., Belfast, 010 Janes Baxter, Esq. Mrs. Marly, Belfast, » per Mr dirs M‘Keown, John Croke, Bel Daniel Boylan, William Glover, sq. Je cara Rev. John Kane, ...

... said the 27th 3iuury was the day on which the polling tool piece in connection with the South Davy election, in which Mr. John Gordon, K.t ~ and Dr. Keightley were the candidates, thu former the Unionist and the latter thi: Liberal. Plaintiff was • supporter ...

... be observed trawler. He took local landmarks. The steamer was abont 1} miles from the coast when first observed. John Bacon, Mark Bacon, John Bacon, jun.. and, Alexander Bacon gave corroborative ‘David Thompson, captain of th e Depart- ment’s steamer, ‘ ...