The
Armagh Guardian
May 13, 1845
Armagh, County Armagh
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BIRTH.
On Wednesday, the 30th April, the lady of James M. Ross, Esq., Church-square, Monaghan, of a daughter. ++++++++++++++++++++ MARRIED.
On the 2nd
inst., at Ballynahinch Church, by the Rev. Charles Boyd, Mr. William
Davison, of Banbridge, to Miss Isabella Chambers, daughter of
the late Robert Chambers, Esq., of Ballynahinch.
++++++++++++++++++++ DIED.
Yesterday,
in Russell-street, Mr. John Noble, aged 19 years. The death of this
promising young man is a source of deep regret to a numerous
circle of friends and acquaintances.
On Wednesday, the 7th inst., suddenly, at his residence, Gorthaloghan, near Enniskillen, Mr. Crozier Beatty, a highly respectable farmer, and much esteemed. He was advanced in years, and was in perfect health a few moments previous to his death. In Dungannon, on Thursday, the 8th inst., Mrs. M’Gerr, wife of Mr. John M’Gerr, of that town, and daughter of Mr. Matthew Vallely, Monaghan. ++++++++++++++++++++ FAIR.--Keady fair, on
Friday the 9th inst., was in every respect a good one. Milch cows in
good demand, and sold at good prices. A good many horses exchanged
owners. Pigs were a shade lower. ++++++++++++++++++++ STATE OF ARMAGH WORK-HOUSE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 10.--Remaining last week 456 ; admitted 12 ;
discharged 15; remaining on the above date 453. ++++++++++++++++++++ FATAL ACCIDENT.--On
Thursday evening last, a poor fellow named Patt M'Clain, employed as a
labourer at the Roman Catholic cathedral, now being built in this city,
fell from the scaffolding and was dreadfully bruised. He was
immediately conveyed to the County Infirmary, when he died in the
course of an hour. An inquest was held next day by Thomas Dobbin, Esq.,
J.P., and a verdict returned accordingly. On Sunday the Rev. Mr.
O'Brien made a moving appeal for the widow and orphans, which was nobly
responded to, and a collection of £12 12s. 7d. taken up. This is
a case worthy the sympathy of the humane and charitable ; and
contributions are still thankfully received on her behalf by the
reverend gentleman and Mr. Hugh Treanor, treasurers to the cathedral
committee. ++++++++++++++++++++ On the night of Tuesday, the 29th ult., a scutch mill, the property of Mr. WM. JACKSON, of Ballymagerney, near Loughgall, was burned to the ground. We understand that this is the third time it has been burned, and is supposed to be the work of an incendiary. |
NEW POST-OFFICE,
BENBURB.--We are happy
to announce that Mr. Robert Wilson, of Benburb, has been appointed
post-master. ++++++++++++++++++++ NEWRY AND ENNISKILLEN
RAILWAY.--On Wednesday ++++++++++++++++++++ (From our
Enniskillen Correspondent.)
The Earl of
ERNE arrived at Enniskillen on Friday last in his new iron
steamer, and cast anchor at the west-bridge, where a large number of
the inhabitants were assembled to witness the arrival of a second
steamer on Lough Erne. The noble Earl left again in the evening for
Crom, accompanied by several of the gentry of the neighbourhood.
ENNISKILLEN FAIR—The fair of this town was held on Saturday last, and was pretty well attended. Milch cows brought reasonable prices; but beef was not much sought after. Fat pigs were in good demand, and sold freely at advanced prices. Horses and sheep were stationery. ++++++++++++++++++++ IN THE
COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS IN
IRELAND.
In the Matter of SARAH FEARON, late of Derryhale, an Insolvent. The
Schedule Creditors of the Insolvent in
this Matter, are hereby required to meet Mr. John M'Veagh, the
Insolvent's Assignee, at my Office, in the City and County of Armagh,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, on Wednesday, the 4th of
June next, for the purpose of fixing the manner, time, and place for a
Sale by Public Auction, of All That and Those, 4A. 0R. 6P., or
thereabouts, English Statute Measure of Land, in the Townland of
Derryhale, and County of Armagh, being the property returned by the
said Insolvent in her Schedule.--Dated this 8th day of May, 1845.
JOHN QUIN, Attorney for the said Assignee, 34, Lower Gloucester-street, Dublin, and Armagh. ++++++++++++++++++++ NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, No. 7, English-street, Armagh. PATRICK M'FARLAND, P M'F. respectfully solicits an inspection of his Saddles and Harness, which will be found, on trial, to be as good as any London or Dublin manufacturers, at considerably lower prices, and being made of best material by first-rate workmen, under his own inspection, they will be found to combine elegance of appearance with durability. Second-hand Saddles and Harness taken in exchange. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. |
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