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... unshaken attachment cheerintr, said, find , tv lvh .|, had been the cause and prim anneared that mure manifested throngnout the cumin. It j f the scholars still existed lndeed, he Society from the report of ,110 . * ,he fumraight say. mure titan nul ^ |l)i ...
... school; I not recollect any Mr. Parkinson ; now 1 remember 1 was the office of gentleman of that name. Aiden Devcrcux examined hy Mr. Sinilh—l a Ro- man Catholic clergy man ; I chaplain the Wexford gaol; 1 knew the Rev. Mr. Cumin; is dead two or three years; ...
... Mâ??Donnell do Edward Law Daniel Taylor do James I.aw do John Taylor do Thomas Harley do William do Thomas Fullerton Watt Cumin Joseph Lilly do Hugh Thompson do Henry do James Parker do Joseph law do John Turnly Henry Walsh do Charles Ewing do Richard ...
... FRANCIS STRINGER. Esq., J.P.. T.u.gl., M T,*! ð f r p, CU, ' ili in ' Vi,h ,I ; s,ein - The proposed I.ineâ?? Om.ph, by . J CUMIN^â?¢ M.'VortrSrë, George-street, AeNE EDwTrD WELLINGTON BOND. Eë,.. J.P.. Bond-5 CORDb LATHWOOD. dividuals I have no ...
... overwhelming storm of groans and hisses. Wincestcral-O returned Whig, rice late member, o;r I ji'iioas Wilde, now l Jiislii of the Cumin I as-bis successor being Sir Den l.e Marciiaot far, all goes on smoothly enough. It was generally expected' that Uni John would ...
... M*Master, Rev. Robert Mussan Dolan, Rev. Percival. Deacons —George F. Mathews, James McCormick, Joseph Chamley, William Parkinson, Charles Ucresford Knox, Mason Mulligan. Thomas Rouke. Lieutenant-Colonel Caulfkild, M.P., left Hockley last week for Pari® ...
... trimmed with white guipure, which . „ji„ v collision occurred near Hull. Oil falls over the hair, and conUnued round the cumin. A teaiiul railway collision occurreu near nun, White muslin dresses are Still made With flounces, sometimes Friday, passenger ...
... liitirmory and Fever Hospital, and the Board the County Jail, to the several ofliecs so long and clßciently lilled tiic Late Dr. Parkinson. It is in the fjotm that** Dr. Nelson's testi 10.011 ials were of a very high order, well for ability iu his profession as ...
... William 111•Pansland John 4 iraharu l'honias Parkinson Joseph Mtlrnj Napthali Hackney Thmsas Richard Hamilton Adams Jamb Allen Robert Robert Sinclair Rebert Lynn William Sinclair Wnj . X i I oat John !Cumin' H. t 'rhotopton Wtu. I: 1). l'orguson Hugh Fort/noon ...
... Lien tenant Psnell. B.B.; Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. C. Biefaardsoo, Mr. end Mm. Cooney, Georgs Blssk, Beq.; Mr. F. 0. Parkinson, Mia* Parkinson. Mrs. WlUia, Mr. Boberi and Mim Leman, Ac., Ae.— D&k Times, PRICE—ONE PENNY. BTBABANI UNION. Banal weakly oeatiog ...
... and family, Chrome Hill; Rev. B. Banks. Mrs. and the Misses Ferrer. Master Ferrer; Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift; Rev. G. G. Parkinson; R. S. Johnston, Esq.. Lisburn: G. G. Tow, Esq., and Mrs. Tew. Lis bars; Mr. and Mrs. Moles. Mr. and Mrs. R. Welsh and family; ...
... wag • large attendance of mambas and their friends, amongst protect being—Rev R It Cooper, E P Riddell, Rev J Moore. Dr Parkinson, Dr Costes, Ac. Tim was partaken of at seven o'clock, after which • varied programme of vocal and instrumental mum was goon ...