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... Londonderry, son of Mrs. Mulholland and the late Mr. William Mulholland, and Miss Charlotte Riddell, Dreenan, Knockloughrim, Co. Londonderry. The Rev. T. S. Coulson, 8.A,, and the Rev. W. J. Mawhinney. B.Sc. (Bellaghy Presbyterian Church), performed the ceremony ...
... wrong. I shot to scare and. more Hamilton Terrace. and stole 12s. Six clothing coupon books, a or less, to resist arrest. knife, and two lbs. of sugar, worth Stead said I didn't shoot, and in all £2, the property of the Rev. added, I was under arrest when ...
... Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Canon Day, Charles Tindal Clayton, son of the late William Gore Brett, to Linda Kearns, youngest daughter of the late William Colborn Bennett. RICE - ROEâJuly 23, at St. Kevinâs, Dublin, by the Rev Phineas Hunt, Edward William ...
... choristers met the bride in their cassocks, which the choir of the Abbey u;»d Cha|*oh Royal wear, and with the clergy—the Kev. W. E. tiodden, vicar of Bramsbard. and the Rev. F. Hamilton—preceded her to the altar, whore the bridegroom awl his best man. ...
... interment in Lurgan New Cemetery. M‘KEE—April 19. 18, Hamilton Road. Bangor, EHzabeth, wife Captain Robert MKee. Funeral from above address to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at four o’clock, for interment the Abbey Graveyard. Robert M‘K*b. 19, 3915. his ireidonce ...
... the Hotel, Dublin, by the Re,'. J. S. Hamilton, &abridge, JohnAecond sou of the Rev. David Edpr, Ballynahinch, to Minnie, widow of the late Jams Morton, tiunnyzide t °Una, Banbridge, and second daughter of the late Rev. Hutton, Belfast. HODGE—HODGINS—January ...
... Assistng him were the Rev. Lord Victor Seymour, cousin of the bridegroom; the Rev. F. N. Hamilton, rector of Baronscourt, who has officiated at so many of the Abcrcoru family tunctions; and Canon Carnegie, representing the Abbey clergymen, being the Sub-Dean ...
... Denaghey-111•Dowan—July A, 1930, at Drumbo Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Joseph cordner, B.D.—James, only son of the late Mr. J. H. Donaghey and Mrs. Donaghey, Helen's Bay, Co. Down, to Charlotte Mary (Magi, younger daughter of the late Mr. Thomas McGowan and ...
... St. Peters Church, Dublin, the Kev. G. A. F. Patton, Thos. Iloibrook, C. 8., Clout'*rf. to Charlotte, fourth daughter of the lute Isaac Ccrry, Esq., D.L., Abbey- ard. Newry, Co. Down. LEECH -GREEN?Aug- 4, ut Belmont Church, Belfaat, the Kev. Jau.cs Dewar ...
... in Randalsto House, by the Rev. George Magill, assisted the of Lake- Rev. Hagh Hanna, David M‘Quillan, Esq., trim. view House, Antrim, to Miss Matilda Reford, An- March 30, in the Presbyterian Church, Kings- mills, by the Rev. James D. Crawford, of Drum ...
... House, Comber, the wife of the Rev. , of a son. sTOK ER—August 1, at 25, Laburnum Stoker, Belfast, the wife of Captain Bea Army Pay Department, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. BELL—LAVENDER—July 16, in The Abbey Shrewabury, by the Rev. Loftus Owen, M.A., James Bell ...
... port, the wife of Lieutenant William Graham White, Royal Navy, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAILIE—HAMILTON—Jtints 10. at TuUylish Parish Church, by the Rev. William Muncr, LL.B., John Stockdale Bailie, The Hermit«Ke\ Waring-town, second son of the late ...