The
Newry Commercial Telegraph
February 5, 1828
Newry, County Down
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Birth,
In Dundalk, on the
24th ult., the Lady of E. JENKINS, Esq. of a daughter.
Married,
On the 1st instant, by the Rev. J.
Kerr, Mr. JOHN KENNEDY, woollen merchant, Newry, to ANN, youngest
daughter of Mr. William Corry, of said place.
On the 28th ult. at Ballintagert, County Armagh, by the Rev. Mr. Dougal, JOHN CRAM?IE, Esq., Cross, near Ballymoney, to JANE, daughter of the late Hugh Todd, Esq. of Balligan and Ballymoney. In Armagh Cathedral, on the 29th ult. by the Venerable Archdeacon Stopford, the Rev. COLIN JEVERS, to AMELIA, fourth daughter of Lieut. Colonel Kearney, of Armagh. At Louth Church, on the 31st ult. by the Rev. Elias Thackery, HADEN SMITH, Esq. of Newry, to HANNAH, eldest daughter of James Atkinson, Esq. of Channon Rock, County of Louth. Died,
On Saturday week, after a lingering illness, Mr. JAMES DUGAN, jun., formerly a respectable bookseller and printer in Belfast, and subsequently printer and publisher of the Irish Times Newspaper, Dublin. He is much regretted by his friends and acquaintances. On the 26th ult., aged 69 years, ANN, wife of Mr. Henry Gilbert, Lurgan. In Dundalk, on Monday week, the Rev. JOHN SULLIVAN, in the 59th year of his age. ======================= BELFAST
RECTIFYING DISTILLERY. They have also prepared, superior double RECTIFIED BRANDY & GENEVA ; which, with WINES and STRONG ALES and PORTER, of the first quality, in Wood and Bottle, they recommend to the attention of Private Families. English VINEGAR in tierces and quatier casks ; Fine East Kent and Sussex HOPS always on Sale. --An APPRENTICE, respectably connected, would be taken. Belfast, January 31, 1828. ======================= Newry
Dispensary & Fever Hospital.
At an adjourned
Meeting of the Subscribers to the Newry Dispensary and Fever Hospital,
held on Monday the 28th ult.,--W. N. THOMPSON, Esq . in the Chair,--it
was
Resolved,--That the Report now read, together with the Medical Report, the Treasurer’s Account, and the Subscribers’ Names, for the last year, be received and printed, and that a copy thereof be sent to each Subscriber of One Guinea and upwards. Resolved,--That the following persons be appointed to a Committee for the present year : Rt. Rev. Dr. Kelly, Rev. Mr. Murphy, ----- Keenan, ----- Mitchel, ----- Kerr, ----- Edmonds, W. N. Thompson, Esq. Mr. Denis Maguire, --- F. M’Cann, --- James Searight, --- T. G. Henry, --- J. A. O’Hagan, --- John White. Mr. J. White, Treasurer ; Mr. T. G. Henry, Secretary. Resolved,--That Messrs. A. Halyday and I. W. Glenny be appointed to audit the Accounts. Resolved,--That Surgeon Bell be requested to take the entire management of the Dispensary and Fever Hospital until this day fortnight, when a General Meeting of the Subscribers shall take place for the appointment of a successor to the late Dr. Morrison. Resolved,--That the Committee be requested, forthwith, to collect the present year’s subscriptions, in order that there may be sufficient time to prepare the presentment for the Spring Assizes in Armagh and Down. W. N. THOMPSON, Chairman. ======================= LORD ARTHUR HILL.
It is with sincere pleasure we are
enabled to state, from good authority, that Lord ARTHUR HILL, is in a
fair way of recovery from his recent and severe accident. His Noble
Brother, the Marquis of DOWNSHIRE, having arrived in Dublin on Saturday
last, from England, proceeded immediately to Knocklofty, the seat of
the Earl of DONOUGHMORE, near to which place the accident occurred, and
from whence Lord ARTHUR has not yet been able to be removed.
We are informed that Mr. Crompton, the Surgeon General, being, most fortunately, near the spot when the accident occurred to our Noble and Gallant Representative, he hastened to Knocklofty, where Lord ARTHUR had the advantage of his professional assistance. ======================= Catholics and
Dissenters.—By a letter received this day from London, we
learn, that negociations are in progress between the Catholics and
Dissenters of England, for a combined effort to remove the disabilities
under which they labour.—D. E. Post of Saturday. ======================= Lord Donoughmore.—We
believe that the Army has been offered to the Earl of Donoughmore, and
declined.—Idem. ======================= Ladies’ Fashions.—We
regret that we have only space to observe, that the most approved
colours, for the present month, are scarlet, ethereal blue, pink,
amber, forrester-green, and Portuguese military blue. ======================= We are requested to
state that the Rev. H. Cook, of Killileagh, will preach this evening,
in Ebenezer Chapel, at 7 o’clock. ======================= |
SUBSCRIBERS’ NAMES TO THE NEWRY
DISPENSARY AND FEVER HOSPITAL, FOR 1827. Hill-street.
£ s. d.
Earl Kilmorey, 10 10 0 Lord Newry, 5 5 0 Thomas G. Henry, 1 1 0 A. Halyday, 0 10 0 Samuel Reid, 1 0 0 M. Denvir, 1 1 0 George Blackham, 0 5 0 Wm. Blackham, 0 10 6 Thomas Peden, 1 1 0 T. Davies, 1 1 0 Robert Greer, 0 10 6 Rev. H. Kennedy, 1 0 0 Wm. Greer, 1 1 0 Samuel Wallace, 0 10 0 John Boyd, 1 1 0 Peter Murphy, 1 1 0 Joseph Glenny, 1 1 0 Doctor Henderson, 1 1 0 Mrs. James Bell, 1 1 0 Rev. J. Anderson, 1 1 0 Rev. J. Keenan, 1 1 0 Geo. O. Godfrey, 1 1 0 Michael Smith, 1 1 0 Kildare-street.
John Quinn, 2 2 0
Rev. C. Campbell, 1 1 0 Isaac Smyth, 1 1 0 Mrs. Thompson, 1 16 11 Colonel Hamilton, 1 1 0 Samuel Parsons, 1 1 0 Wm. Gordon, 1 1 0 Water-street.
David Scott, 1 0 0
J. Davidson, 0 5 0 Samuel Beck, 0 10 0 North-street. Charles Rooney, 1 1 0
John Mooney, 0 5 0 Thomas King, 0 10 6 Alex. Canning, 0 10 6 John Small, 1 0 0 J. M’Kenna, 0 5 0 Wm. Cowan, 0 10 0 Mrs. Savage, 0 4 0 J. Trainor, 0 5 0 Luke Quin, 1 0 0 John M’Kenna, 0 10 0 Richard Liddy, 0 5 0 John M’Kinney, 0 5 0 Patrick Torley, 0 2 6 J. Clark, 0 2 6 David Todd, 1 1 0 Thomas M’Ginnis, 0 10 0 Andrew Jennings, 1 1 0 John White, 1 1 0 Francis M’Cann, 1 1 0 George Kelly, 0 5 0 Charles Connelly, 0 2 6 Market-street. Mrs. Byrne, 1 1 0
J. Mollan, 1 1 0 Andrew Graham, 1 1 0 Joseph Jeffries, 2 2 0 John O’Hagan, 1 1 0 John Kelly, 0 5 0 Francis Hart, 0 7 6 John A. O’Hagan, 1 1 0 George Scott, 1 1 0 P. Smith, 0 5 0 Pat. Boyle, 0 5 0 Mrs. Rice, 1 0 0 Mr. Verdon, 0 18 6 Pat. Fegan, 0 10 0 Thomas Larken, 0 2 6 David Hening, 1 1 0 Castle-street. Michael Downey, 0 5 0
J. Feran, 0 2 6 Isaac Glenny, 1 1 0 I. W. Glenny, 1 1 0 Hugh Small, 0 5 0 Thomas Polin, 0 5 0 Mrs. T. Brady, 0 4 0 |
Boat-street. Smithson Corry, 5 0 0
Trevor Corry, 4 10 0 Rev. Dr. Kelly, 1 10 0 Mrs. Corry, 2 0 0 James Searight, 1 1 0 Edward Burke, 0 5 0 Bernard Coleman, 0 5 0 Felix Campbell, 0 5 0 William Blacker, 0 2 0 Larence Ryan, 0 10 0 Rev. P. Murphy, 1 1 0 Mrs. M’Cartney, 0 5 0 Richard Whitehead, 1 0 0 Hugh Skeffington, 0 5 0 W. N. Thompson, 1 1 0 Miss Sedgwick, 1 1 0 High-street. John Marshall, 0 10 6
Thomas Car, 0 2 6 Captain Hill, 1 1 0 Mill-street. James Ferrigan, 1 1 0
Miss Harvey, 1 1 0 Daniel M’Manus, 0 5 0 Francis Jennings, 1 1 0 Hugh Fegan, 0 4 7 Sugar-Island. Joseph M’Minn, 1 1 0 Canal-street.
Thomas Jefferson, 1 1 0
Francis Ogle, 1 0 0 Captain Home, 1 0 0 James Mollan, 1 1 0 Mrs. Mollan, 1 1 0 Rev. John Kerr, 1 1 0 Merchants’ quay. Mrs. H. Quinn, 0 5 0
Alex. Macdonnell, 0 10 6 Con. Maguire, 1 1 0 Denis Maguire, 1 1 0 Pat. M’Parlan, 1 1 0 J. B. Bankhead, 0 10 6 Wm. Carter, 0 10 5 John Caraher, 1 1 0 Jas. M’Clenahan, 1 0 0 Chas. Jennings, 1 1 0 George Guy, 1 1 0 Edward-street. J. B. Swanzy, 1 1 0
J. R. Watt, 1 1 0 Mrs. O’Beirne, 0 10 6 Ballybot. Mrs. C. Courtney, 0 10 0 Joseph Murphy, 0 10 6 Rev. John Mitchel, 1 1 0 Adam Guy, 1 1 0 Mrs. M’Ginnes, 0 10 0 Miss Reilly, 1 1 0 Captain Foster, 0 10 6 |
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