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... DIED, At Fintona, on the 17th ultimo, after short illness, Mr. Michael Donnelly, woollendraper. At the residence his brother, m Ballymena, on the ult., the Rev. Robert Thompson Minus, aged twenty-eight yeai a. At Larne, ult., in the eighty-sixty year ...
... DIED, At Ballymnglave, on Wednesday, 7th February, Margaret, wife of John Graham, Esq. At l.urgan, on the 3d instant, Mr. John PenUand, in the 83d year of his age. w , r. Ou the 4th instant, Martha, wife of Mr. James Larmich..el, aged yerirs. On the ...
... DIED, On the 10th inst., Mr. Charles Rlackwood, sen., a«cd seventy-six years. the 20th inst., aged fourteen years, John, second son of Mr. Philip Johnston, Turf Lodge. the IGth inst., bis son’s residence, Laikhill Antrim, Hugh Swan, Esq., formerly of ...
... minutely on friends and foes, while ing the flanks, threatened charge the advancing line. Nothing could stop that astonishing infantry. No 1 burst undisciplined valour, no nervous enthusiasm weakened the stability of their order ; their Hash- i ing eyes ...
... known to his ins. friends, he kept it from the knowledge of the opposing puty, the hope that he should get all right again. Ho further eats that, th u di. &bled, and considering nom to be • Mime heavier, and to Lave the advantage., of youth and Mr - mirth ...
... TIM STERAIITSTOWN PARTV DI.PLAY. Mr. °Aunt Stew hie Worship's attention to the in which twenty.eight persons were sent for trial from the Rondelateen Petty Sessions for a procession. and he wished to know what the Crown intended to do. The parties were ...
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... dies—differences which are almost ni'iuntable. behold those differences, and only desire they may pointed out to us, order that may give them up, and join together in union of Christian fellowship and love. We know, and trust in the power of, the omnipotence ...
... turn'd The prose of life to soap; But ail too high that strain Sro earth— And it was bush'd ere long. She died, ere love was fully told, As dies a flower in spring; Earth never lost, nor heaven gaited, A fairer, sw,eter thing. Av, hundreds like her live ...
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