The
Lurgan, Portadown and
Banbridge
Advertiser and Agricultural Gazette
Lurgan, County
Armagh
5 July 1849
|
On Tuesday, 26th June, at St. George's, London by the Rev Wm. Cadman, Wm. Macdonald Macdonald, Esq., of St. Martin's Perthshire, and Rossie Castle, Forfarshire, to the Honorable Clara Anne Jane Brownlow, second daughter of the late Lord Lurgan, The bride was given away by her brother, Lord Lurgan; and after partaking of a dejeuner, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Macdonald left London, en route for Rossie Castle, N.B. <><><><><><><><><> DIED. <><><><><><><><><> KILMORE SCHOOL. THE ANNUAL SERMON After which a
Collection
will be made in aid of the Funds
of the School. The attendance of all interested persons for the
increase Divine Service will commence at Six o'clock. Kilmore, July 4th, 1849. |
ADVANTAGE OF
NATURAL
HISTORY. To the Editor of the Lurgan, Portadown, and Banbridge Advertiser. SIR--I have
been much pleased, and I would add, profited, by
the perusal of
the articles lately published in your paper on the
Bee. It
must be a source of great gratification to you to see that one of the
objects
intended by your publication, has been attained,
namely,
exciting in the minds of the people, and especially
of the
working classes, a spirit of enquiry, and a desire not only to
attain, but also to impart knowledge. As the study of Natural
History is one the most likely to engage and
attract the
attention
of the young, and the middle classes, I
have thrown
together
a few remarks on the advantages to be obtained
from its
study, and trust they may to a certain degree be
of use, in urging
others to not only read and study for themselves,
but also
from time to time communicate their stores
of knowledge
to others. THE MARKET TOWN OF LURGAN, TO WIT, WHEREAS, a Meeting of the House- holders of said Town, was held pursuant to Notice, on Monday, the 2nd day of July, Inst., in the the Court-House, for the purpose of Electing Fourteen Commissioners, to serve for the Three Years next ending the 31st day of July, 1852, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament the 9th Geo. the 4th, Chapter 82, intituled "An Act to make Provision for the Lighting, Cleansing, and Watching of Cities, Towns Corporate, and Market Towns in Ireland, in certain cases. AND WHEREAS, at said Meeting, the following Fourteen Inhabitants, being legally qualified, were duly proposed and seconded as fit and proper persons to be Elected, and no other persons having been nominated, they were accordingly duly Elected Commissioners for the Three Years next ensuing the 31st day of July, 1849: 1
Mr. James
Anderson,
8 John Cuppage, Esq. Now I, as Chairman of the present Commissioners, presiding at said Meeting and Election, do hereby give Notice, that I have appointed Monday, the 16th day of July, Inst., at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon at the Court-House, in Lurgan, for the said Fourteen Persons so Elected Commissioners, to assemble and take the Solemn Declaration of Office prescribed by the said Act, and that of the 5th and 6th Wm. the 4th, Chap. 62. JOHN HANCOCK. Dated at Lurgan, this 2nd day of July, 1849. |
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