... made princesse, and trimmed with tulle and orange blossoms ; ornaments, plain gold. The bridesmaids’dresses were bluecachmere, m«de en princesse, with Swiss bodies over chemisettes lace and insertion Charlotte Corday caps, trimmed with blue reiver. The ...

... Son and Daughter-in-law, Samuel and Drama Grant, and Grandchildren. HAMILTON— August 4. 1344. Mary Hamilton, in her 89tll year, last surviving daughter of the late Hugh and .line Hamilton, Mam Street Pnrtglennne. Funeral familv Portglenone Churchyard, todav ...

... Carlow, the wife of Mr. W. O. Wills, of son. DEATHS. M’DOWELL—Jan. 4, the Manse, Cricve, Ballybay, after few hours* illness, the Rev. Martin M'Dowell, in the year of his age. SCANDRBTT —Jan. 4, at the residence of her ancle, 8. W. Lutton, Bprucefoild House ...

... I, A Glt B S . ATTRFRBITRY-FIOTRBES-Oeto~ler 10, at St- llarv's, Abbey Road, London. by the Rev. J. B. H. la:W!m, assistel by the lev. Il. W. hawkins, lnues. 01 thwe lrde, anid by the Rev. J. Robertson, Yica;r, Frederick, second son of the late B. J. Atter- ...

... Bangor. W. 3 Mr., Patrick Hamilton and ¢ ceremony was performed Miss Eileen Young. The bri unon James Hamilton, BAILIE—CLARK g The bride-4 by the Rt. Rev. G. . &?’L‘: ':.N only son of Mr. uinn, Bishop of Down . F. Hamilton, Kath- Dromore. 5 K:r..n%”l(:‘ ...

... performed by Rev. Norman S. Boyd Scott. M.A.. assisted by Rev. A. Wylie Blue. D.D . and Mr. Eric Nelson, 8.A., cousin of the bridegroom The honeymoon will be spent in the South of England. , S. 4 ' 1 A I is Suit in knobbly All Wool Scotch tweed, trimmed velvet ...

... Sbalsakhill l-urying-ground. COLE-HAEIMILTO -November 20, at Bourne. noutb, 'William Claud Cole-Hamilton, eldest son of A, W. Cole-Hamilton, Esq., J.P., D.L., of Bel- trim, County Tyrone, late Captain 55th Regimnent, a-jd Resiident -Magistrate in Ireland, aged ...

... party of visitors :-The Marquis or Hamilton, M.P.; Mar- clhioness of Blandford, Lord and Lady George Hamilton, Viscount Crichton, Lord C. J. Hamilton, Viscount and Viscountess Gough, Hon. Hugh Gough, Hon. Miss Gougb, Rev. M. Wilson, Mr. Caterson Smith, and ...

... Vaal, D.S.C., RN., for the efforts Which be made to And the three men who, if was thought, might have got ashore on island trims the trawler Cardigan me, which was wrecked off the coast of , Galway, on the West of Ireland, on Feb- ' ruary 15. The services ...

... and Miss Mary Charlotte Moore, eldest daughter of Ste- phenson C. Moore, Esq., St. John's, Kimmuage Road, Terenure, was solemnised by the Rev. Jas. Sinclair Moore, Widcomb, Bath, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. James Hamilton, in- cumbent of ...

... member*. Mr*. Leslie (vice-president) the chair, and amongst those present were —Rev. James B. Armour, Mrs. Armour, Rev. H. Dill, Rev. S. Wallace, Rev. James O’Boyle, P.P.; Rev. J. Ramsey, Mrs. Ramsey, IJt. S. B. Boyd, Dr. J. Thomson, Mr. T. ...

... (following Janies Barr, Hamilton, Ontario, Indexed eon .John Barr, 91, High Street. Holy wood.—By cable. BEATTIE —Max 26, 19.30. at 26. Bonaville Terrace, ftllis Street. Corrickfergu*. Marjorie Elizabeth, infant daughter of Charlotte and Joseph Beattie. Funeral ...