The following articles were transcribed from the; BELFAST NEWSLETTER - Nov. 1776- July 1797
by permission of The British Library. This reprint is intended *SOLELY* for the non-commercial use of family historians, with the sincere hope that someone may find the content useful.
Names Found on this Page- ADAMS, APSLEY, ARBUCKLE, ARTHUR, BLACKALL, BROWN, CALDWELL, CAMPBELL, CONNOR, CUMMING, CUNNINGHAM, DONNELLY, DRUMMOND, DUNN, EWING, FARNHAM, FERGUSON, FORSYTHE, GOODLATT, GREY, HAMILTON, HAMMOND, HARE, HODGSON, HOLMES, HUGGINS, JOHNSTON, KIDD, LEMMON, LINN, LITTLE, LOWRY, LUKE, LYONS, McCALL, M¹CLEAN, M¹KIBBEN, McMULLAN, McREYNOLDS, M'WHIRTER, MAFFETT, MAN, MARSHALL, MAXWELL, MEADE, MILLIKEN, MONTGOMERY, NICHOL, NORRIS, NUGENT, OGLE, OLIVER, O'QUINN, ORR, POTTINGER, QUINN, RANKEN, RUSSEL, SCOT, SCOTT, SIMPSON, STEPHENSON, TILLON, TOMB, VANCE, WADDELL, WALLACE, WARE, WATSON, WILSON
5 - 8 November 1776
ADVERTISEMENT
TO be let from November 1776, for the Term of 21 or 31 Years, the Houfe, Garden, and 12 Acres and a half of good Land wherein Mr. Goodlatt formerly lived, in the Town of Stewartstown [Stewartstown, Co Tyrone]. Mr William Wilfon [Wilson] in said Town will shew the Premiffes. Application to be made to the said Mr. Goodlatt at Derrygally. Dated this 30th Day of October, 1776.25-29 October 1793
THE several persons who stood indebted to the late Charles Man, Moy [Co. Tyrone], by Bond or otherwise, are requested to pay the same immediately to Mr.John Huggins of Glenorb, and Mr. Anthony Mc.Reynolds of Stewartftown [Stewartstown], Truftees for that purpofe, or to Mr. Edward Simpfon [Simpson] of Moy, who is authorifed to receive the fame, otherwife the neceffary fteps ( without further notice) will be taken.
14th September, 1793.17 - 20 December 1793
BELFAST ACADEMY.
At the examinations held in the Belfaft Academy on the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th of December, 1793, Premiums and Certificates were adjudged to the followin ftudents:GREEK.-W. Drummond, James Orr, (High-ftreet), Jas.Campbell.
LATIN. -A. Caldwell, R. Cunningham, James Stephenfon [Stephenson], Jas. Luke, W. Meade, John Apfley [Apsley], H. Lyons, S. Ranken, (Richmond Lodge) T. Pottinger.
MATHEMATICS.- John Arbuckle, (Donaghadee).
ASTRONOMY AND GEOGRAPHY.- Wm. Scot, (certificate) R. Campbell, Omagh (premium).
ARITHMETIC.- T. Milliken, R. Campbell, (Omagh) John Lowry, A Maffett, C. Hare, James Grey, (Bangor) John Hodgfon [Hodgson].
WRITING. -H. Hammond, John Arbuckle, (Donaghadee) D. Forfythe [Forsythe], (Ballynure)G. Simpfon [Simpson],
C. Connor, Wm. Ware, H. Quinn, (Hillfborough) [Hillsborough] T. Tillon, T. Vance, A. Orr, John Orr, John Ruffel [Russel], (Edenderry) J. M¹Kibben, W. Arthur, S. C. Huggins (Caledon) G. Tomb, C. Waddell, (Ifland-derry) [Island-derry]
G. Fergufon [Ferguson], Robert Ewing Brown.ELOCUTION.-James Orr, (Linen-hall-ftreet) John Cumming (Certificates.)
ENGLISH.- W. Ware, T. Lemmon, Jof. [Jos.] Wallace, R. Pottinger, R. Montgomery, Campbell White, S. C. Huggins, (Caledon) W. Nichol, R. Johnfton [Johnston], (Seymour-???) Jno. Hamilton, R. M¹Clean, R. Luke, Linen-hall-ftreet, R. Nichol, John Little, Eldred Pottinger, Robt. Dunn.
FRENCH.-F. Hamilton, R. Campbell, (Omagh.)
10-14 November 1794
NOTE: The print closest to the left-hand margin of this article was illegible.
November 10 14, 1794AUCTION.
... Auction, at the Court-Houfe of Armagh,
... ay the 10th Day of December next :
... oiety of the Lands of Drumakenver, in
... of Armagh, now in the poffeffion of
...lia Mc.Call ; containing by furvey there-
... res, Irifh plantation meafure, or there-
... that other part of Drumakenver afore-
... the lands of Lifglin adjoining thereto,
... : actual poffeffion of John Huggins and
... s, containing by eftimation 74 acres and
... like meafure or thereabouts, all held by
... cral leafes thereof formerly made by the
... y Earl of Farnham, for the feveral terms
... mentioned, at a very fmall acreable rent,
... oties quoties for renewal, upon payment
... of the fines paid by the faid Right Hon.
... rnham to the Provoft and Senior Fellows
... e, Dublin. ... , three of Middletown, eight of Mo-
... Caledon, and two of Keady ; all gene-
... Fair Towns ; and have many advantages
... nds in the neighbourhood thereof have,
... antity of turf bog within the lands. For
... rs apply to John Huggins of Glenarb,
... Tyrone, or to John Johnfton of Armagh,
... itle-Deeds in their hands, and will give
... to thofe inclined to purchafe.
Armagh, 12th of Nov. 1794.5 Nov 1776
WHEREAS on the Night of the 17th of October Inft. the Dwelling-Houfe of James Mc.Mullan of Blackwater-town, in the County of Armagh, was burglarioufly broke into, and out of the Cellar thereof, fixteen Rolls of Tobacco felonioufly taken, the Property of John Marfhall and faid Mc.Mullan.NOW, in order to bring the Perpetrators thereof to condign Punishment, We whofe Names are hereunto fubfscribed, do promise to pay the feveral Sums refpectively thereto annexed, to the Perfon or Perfons who in fix Calendar Months from the Date, will difcover on, and profecute to Conviction, the Perfon or Perfons guilty of faid Burglary and Felony. And if any Perfon concerned will difcover and profecute to Conviction his other Accomplice or Accomplices, he or fhe fhall not only be entitled to the faid Reward, but Intereft wi ll be made to obtain his Majefty's Pardon. Dated 21ft October, 1776.
l. s. d.
John Marfhall 11 7 6
Corn. Marfhall 2 5 6
Charles Norris 2 5 6
James Maxwell 2 5 6
Tom. Simpfon 1 2 9
Arthur Oliver 1 2 9
Jofeph Marfhall 3 8 3
Geo. Linn 1 2 9
John M'Whirter 1 2 9
John Watfon 1 2 9
James Holmes 3 8 3
Jas. M'Mullan 11 7 6
John Blackall 11 7 6
Art. Donnelly 3 8 3
Wm. & J. Ogle 3 8 3
James Nugent 1 2 9
Samuel Kidd 1 2 9
Bern. O'Quinn 1 2 9
John Simpfon 3 8 3
James Adams 3 8 3
John Huggins 1 2 9
To be lent on real or perfonal Security, Two Thoufand Pounds Sterl. or in fmaller Sums, as may be wanted. Apply to John Marfhall, Blackwatertown. 4th
Another explanation re- this posting: One of our ancestors is featured in the article (John HUGGINS of Glenarb townland, Aghaloo parish, Co Tyrone), and so one wonders whether there are other persons featured in the article, who were also residents of the Co Tyrone. Seems quite plausible when the the place of interest in the news article was a border town of both Counties Armagh & Tyrone.
31 July 1797
DIED
On Saturday morning, the 22d inftant, at Gornaglufh, in the 79th year of her age, Mrs. Huggins, who, in the feveral ftages and ftates of life, as virgin, wife, and widow, fupported a moft amiable and worthy character.