16 Jan. 1857 marriages
Dec. 17th at Maskinonge, Canada East, Samuel ZIMMERMAN Esq. of Clifton Lodge, Niagara Falls, to Miss DUNN of the former place. Dec. 17th in Cavanaleck Co. Tyrone, Charles second son of the late Andrew Thomas LOVE Esq., Oren to Eliza, daughter of the late Andrew SPROULE Esq. Draper’s Hill, Co. Fermanagh. Dec. 25th at Everton, Lancashire, John H. BECK Esq. of Banbridge, Co. Down to Jane youngest daughter of the late Dr. MURDOCK of Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. Jan. 8th in Moy Church by Rev. R. Wrightson, Mr. James VERNER, Derryane, Verner’s Bridge, to Lydia, daughter of the late John SINCLAIR Esq. of Kinneary, Moy. Jan. 14th in Dungannon Church by Rev. Wm.Quain, Rector of Drumglass, Mr. Henry REILLY of Armagh to Emily Mary youngest daughter of Mr. James DUNCAN of Dungannon. Births Dec. 22nd at Strabane, the wife of Mr. John MOODY, saddler, of a daughter. At Clonmanny Glebe, Co. Donegal, the wife of Rev. G. H. YOUNG of a daughter. In Market street, Ballyshannon, the wife of Mr. J. SHARKEY woollen-draper, a daughter Jan. 9th at Springmount, Aughnacloy, the wife of Capt. G. OLPHERTS, late of the 86th Regiment, of a son. Jan. 10th at Bessbrook, the wife of Rev. J. CHAMNEY of a daughter. Jan. 10th Mrs. R. J. JOHNSTON Hill street, Newry, of a son. Deaths Dec. 16th at Sea Park, Agherton, Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Matthew COURTNEY after giving birth to twin children. She gave birth to twins on the 16th of Feb. last, thus having 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls, in ten months. Dec. 20th at Monaghan, Amelia, youngest daughter of the late Captain Thomas MAGEE, 48th Regiment. Dec. 23rd at Canal Bank, Newry, John WARREN Esq., Officer of Inland Revenue. A most estimable man in all the relations of life. Dec. 27th Elizabeth wife of Mr. Edward MILLIGAN, Monaghan. Dec. 29th at Ballylease, Agherton, Mr. Robert GRAY, in the 82nd year of his age. He died on the same bed and in the same room, in which he was born, his father and grandfather having occupied the same homestead. Dec. 31st at Lough Fea, Co. Monaghan, Evelyn John SHIRLEY Esq., of Eatington Park, Warwickshire, and Lough Fea, Co. Monaghan. Jan. 1st at Newington, Edinburgh, Madeline, only daughter of the late Colonel George HESSLNG? and wife of Major-General John GEDDES K.H., formerly of the 27th (Enniskillen) Regiment Jan. 1st Frederick THORNTON Esq. M.D. visiting physician to Ballinsloe Lunatic Asylum, aged 36. Jan. 6th at Farm Hill Co. Fermanagh, Charles James ADAMS Esq. Jan. 7th Mr. Edward BEATY Mullatinney, Clogher aged 87 years. During his long and eventful career of life and in many offices of trust and confidential responsibility, he was always found to be of strict integrity and an upright man. Jan. 9th In London, Thomas KERNAGHAN of Enniskillen, aged 77 Jan. 9th Mrs. Elizabeth SWANZY wife Andrew SWANZY Esq., Millmount, Clontibret, aged 89 years. Jan. 9th at Crossmaglen Co. Armagh, Michael McDONNELL Esq. aged 24 years. Jan. 10th at Belfast, Gertrude Meredith, wife of Robt. ARTHUR Esq., Donegall place, Solicitor. Jan. 12th at the residence of his son, 110 Upper Brook street, Manchester, Wm. PAUL Esq. Portadown, aged 66 years. Jan. 13th in Newry Workhouse, aged 82, Bernard GRIBBEN who had been an inmate for the last 15 years, during which time there were 23,452 admissions. Jan. 15th in this city, Elizabeth STEWART eldest daughter of Wm. Henry BARKER Esq., Quartermaster Armagh Light Infantry. Jan. 10th at the Deanery House, Clogher, Lieutenant Thomas F. MAUDE Esq. 15th Hussars, after a brief attack of gastric fever, in his 28th year. His unexpected demise has plunged his parents and family in the deepest sorrow. By his death, Lord Viscount HAWARDIN, to whom he was cousin german, the noble family of DUNALLY, on the maternal side, the Hon. and Rev. John C. MAUDE and family, Charter hill, Enniskillen &c., are placed in the deepest grief and mourning, by the gallant Lieutenants decease. He was justly beloved by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance; in the military circle he was duly appreciated; to all civilians, and those especially of Clogher, we might say, he was almost idolized; by his death the poor of Clogher have lost a steady, warmhearted friend; the independent farmer, an agreeable companion; the elite of gentry, a polished friend and acquaintance; in a word, he was the elegant gentleman; the unassuming companion, the tender friend and one who was always accessible and ready to participate in the woes or distress of the oppressed. He was intered on the 13th inst., in Newtown Saville, parish of Clogher, the large concourse of carriages and gentry, together with all the respectable inhabitants of Tyrone, Fermanagh and Co. Monaghan, fully demonstrated the above remarks. The chief mourners were his hon. and venerable parent, Hon. Dean MAUDE, John C. MAUDE, and Rev. 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