25 Nov. 1821 Insolvent debtors Petitions to be heard at the Court house of Londonderry Friday Nov. 30th.
John BEGLEY William DOHERTY late of Rollight in the city of Londonderry, labourer Samuel CARMICHAEL Sen., late of said city, gentleman to be heard at the Court house Omagh, Tyrone on Wed. December 25th Thomas M'GUSKIN, late of Rothfrogan in the County Tyrone William LOUGHRIN late of Killymoyle in said county Gilley GILLESPY, late of Shannakillmartin in said county Hugh CARBERY late of Dunamona in said county John GARLAND late of Beltaney in said county Charles MADDEN late of Gorey in said county William GARLAND late of Beltany in said county Michael LOUGHLIN, late of Golin in said county Daniel M'GARLAND late of Aughnacloy in said county Arthur NEILL late of Clentyclay in said county Edward GILLESPIE late of Dunamona in said county James LEMMON late of Killyclougher in said county George MOORE late of Aughnacloy in said county Ephraim IRWIN late of Churchland in said county Henry STEWART late of Ballyveery in said county Michael KELLY late of Roffagan? in said county transcribed from the Dublin Weekly Register Tue. 19 Aug.1828 Police Office committed by the police magistrate to Carrickfergus gaol, for trial at next Belfast Sessions; John HAMILL charged with stealing a brass rapper from an office door in Church street William JOHNSTON charged with fraudulently obtaining a dozen of wine glasses at the stores of Mr John KANE, Ann street Catherine SIMPSON, charged with concealing herself in the office of Mr Adam M'CRORY Solicitor, with intent to steal Bernard M'CAFFREY for stealing a carpet bag from the mail-coach in Castle street and which was afterwards found in his possession To the House of Correction Margaret O'NEILL, charged with pawning the goods of another person without his consent, whereby she forfeits the sum of 20s. and also for an assault, to be detained until said sum be paid and to find bail for her appearance at next sessions William LEATHEM charged with making a riot in the street, to be kept to hard labour for 1 month Married On the 14th inst. by the Rev. Dr. WRIGHT of Annahilt, his daughter Ellen, to the Rev. John BELL, Presbyterian Minister of Clare, Co. Armagh. Aug. 13th at the Cathedral, Londonderry by the Lord Bishop of Derry, John George SMYLY Esq. to Eliza J. youngest daughter of the late Sir A. FERGUSON Bart. Aug. 15th James SHEIL Esq. of Lakefield, Co. Tyrone to Jane eldest daughter of Robert. HALL Esq. of Merton Co. Tipperary On the 16th inst. by the Rev. John Orr, Mr. Robert McCOMB of Ballyquintin, to Miss Margaret GOWAN of Portaferry. On the 10th inst. in the Parish Church of Maralin? by the Rev. Robert Forde, Mr. William WATTS of Lurgan, to Miss Jane ROBISON of the Parish of Maralin. On 31st. July by the Rev. Mr. Bridge, Mr. THOMSON, Monaghan, to Miss Rachel DUNLOP, Grange Aughnacloy. On the 4th instant, by the Rev. William Mulligan, Mr. Archibald DUNLOP of Newtonlimavady, to Jane daughter of Mr. Robert STEWART Strabane, inn-keeper. Died On the 12th inst. Mrs. GEMMILL, relict of the late Robert GEMMILL Esq. of Donegall street On the 11th instant, after a lingering iliness in the 60th year of his age, George JOYCE, of Drumlie, a man of strict honesty and probity in all his dealings and sincerely regretted among a large circle of his friends and acquaintances. On the 9th inst. at Drumbarnet, near Nn-Cuningham, in the 39th year of her age, Elinor, wife of Mr. SMYTH of the Diocesan School, Derry, leaving a husband, six daughters and an infant son, to bewail her premature decease. 28 Nov. 1828 Died On Monday the 24th instant, William MOORE Esq. of Moore Lodge aged 65 years. At Craigywarren on the 12th inst. in her 86th year, after a tedious illness, which she bore with christian fortitude. Mrs. Mary DUNSEATH, widow and relict of the late Mr. Francis DUNSEATH, of Ballymena. On the 13th inst. at Ramelton, Jane eldest daughter of the Rev. Alex. DELAP In Glenkeen parish of Drumachose, near Nn-Limavady, on Friday last, of a lingering illness, widely and deservedly regretted by friends and neighbours, the Rev. William WILSON aged 55 and nearly 30 years pastor of the Seceding Congregation of Drumachose On the 20th inst. Mr. Thomas MOORE of Lisnadill, aged 80. For a length of time a member of session in the Presbyterian Congregation of Armagh - of which, in point of years, he was the father. If a zeal for the glory of God, which ended, not in profession, but evinced itself in every action of his life, if a universal benevolence, which extended first to the household of faith and then to all the creatures of the species, if a charity which prompted him to open his door to the distressed and to give his goods to feed the poor, be the marks of a Christian, the relatives of this departed soul need have little doubt that his spirit is now enjoying the happiness of the redeemed. He died with a mind at peace with God and was committed to the grave in presence of a multitude of different religious persuasions, who forgot their distinctions in their common regret for the departed and in the contemplation of that scene when all our differences must cease for ever. On the 10th ult. Capt. Wm. Theobald Wolf TONE aged 37, formerly an Officer in the French Imperial service - Philadelphia Paper At Vellore, East Indies, May 23rd Lieut.-Col. D. C. SMITH, 10th Madras Native Infantry At Moulmein, on 25th March, of fever brought on by child-birth, Mary, wife of Major MACQUEEN 36th Regt. N.I. aged 30 years. At Chittagong of spasmodic cholera, on the 14th June, Capt. J. G. McBEAN 52nd Regt. 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