... necklet with petit locket. silver.mounted umbrella, watch bracket, Hamilton tartan shawl. A family wire given by the Rev. Canon ;Hamilton, and cotter books by Rev. Samuel Larris, Rev. Striven, Miss Brown, Milli Curry, Mlle Rainey, and Miss ...

... by the Very Rev. the Dean of Belfast, and the Rev. Joan W. Crosier, M.A. (brother of the bride). Shortly before a qnarte: to two the Bishop preceeded up the aisle, being preceded by the Rev. Canon Moore, MA., Rector of the Parish, and the Rev. P Banks, ...

... of the Are of Messrs. Purcell and Jammu, deservedly respected end regretted. Juu3 18, et St. Mary's, Trim. Charlotte, daughter of Rev J. Hamilton, Trim. Retiring from the Cloth Trade. FURTHER REDUCTION ON CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, HATS, v., Copy ...

... Knacktophar Abbey ; Colonel Marsh, Mr H F Considine, 1111.., I Mr J T S.arnr. .1 P. Mr W J O'Hare. DI, Cubed Y P Bate, tient Colossi F Riven hod, Lady Loupe. Hr IC B Tight. I) L. tol Hewer.-t Bettor. JP. Colonel tinted. Major C Hamilton, J P, the Rev J Patin ...

... poult de soie, panics and sash to correspond. The corsage and jacket also trimmed with cerise. The travelling costume of Lady Maude Hamilton is of rich azure blue, Irish poplin trimmed en tablier, with white knoted fringe and fine narrow Irish guipure lace ...

... The Rev. Chancellor de Montmorency. A.M., the Rev. Canon R. H. Rogers, A.M,, the Rev. Canon J. R. Kellett, A.M., the Rev. Canon R. 11. lieresford, A.M., and the Rev. J. H. Bourke, A.M., Minor Cason, occupied their respective stalls ; and the ...

... illness, Wakefield Hamilton, aged 23 years, one of the proprietors of the DROGHEDA JOURNAL. and second son of the late Wakefield Hamilton, of said town. Dec. 18, in Paris, Mrs. E. C. Knight, for several years attendant on Queen Charlotte, and subsequently ...

... wore gowns of pale grey bengaline cloth trimmer:la white chiffon, white mein 'rata trimmed with tucked chiffon, and chiffon fiches. Their hats were of pile grey straw trimmed with white Puma and pink roses. They carried boatels of Pak lowers tied with streamers ...

... Mr. Lsurrishe, M.F.H.. and Mrs. Lang. Hate. Knooktopher Abbey; Mr. Richard Langrisbe, J.P., Mrs. snd Miss tangrishe. Noremoneß Kilkenny; Mi. Charlotte Langrisbe, Firgreve, Thonsastown ; the Rev. Canon Lyons, B the Nsekwy, Piltown, and Mrs. and Miss Lyons; ...

... dress, trimmed with fur. DEATH OF THE REV. J. W. HACKETT. A.M. The Roe. Jobs Winthrop Hackett, A.M., did morals( at hia late resided*, 73, Harcoart.street, Dublin. The deceased clergyman wee father of Mrs. Pekenhaas Welch, wife of the Eight Rev. the Lord ...

... Thursday last, the I lth inst., at St. Patrick's Church, Stradbally, Queen's county, by the Rev. K. Armstrong, D.D., Rector; assisted by the Rey. Richard Shannon, A. 8., Rev. F. S. Atkinson, A.M. Res. B. T. Disney, A.M., Rector of Abbeyleix and the Ror. J. T ...

... FASNIONABLI WEDDING. Mr. T. B. Pomonaby and NW F. M. Poynter. marriage between Mr. Thomas B. of Rilcnoley Abbey, and Miss May Paynter, daughter of the late Genera Paynter, of Eaton Grange, L.liestershim, and 21, Balgrarn square. took ',Lae at St. Michael's ...