The Belfast News-Letter

22 December 1772

To Mr. JAMES M'VICKAR, Merchant in Larne.

S I R, Charles-Town, Oct. 21, 1772.

THESE will inform you, that we arrived here all well and in good spirits the 18th instant (five Children excepted who died on the Passage) after a pleasant and agreeable Passage of seven weeks and one day.-Pleasant with respect to Weather, and agreeable with regard to the Concord and Harmony that subsisted among us all ; And, to confirm what we have heard you assert before we left Ireland, we must say, that we had more than a sufficiency of all kinds of Provision, and good in their kind ; And to speak of Captain Workman, as he justly deserves, we must say with the greatest Truth, (and likewise with the greatest Thanks and Gratitude to him) that he treated us all with the greatest Tenderness and Humanity ; and seemed even desirous of obliging any one, whom it might be in his Power to serve. If you think proper, we would be desirous you should cause these Things to be inserted in the public News-Letter, being sensible they will afford our Friends and Acquaintances great Satisfaction ; and we hope they may be of some Use to you and Captain Workman, if you resolve to trade any more in the Passenger Way. Now, in Confirmation of these Things, we subscribe ourselves as follows:

We are, Sir, your Most humble Servants, Revd. Robt. McClintock, John Dicky, James Stinson, James Hood, Wm. Anderson, John Peddan, John Montgomery, John Thompson, Joseph Lowry, John Snody, Hugh Loggan, Timothy McClintock, John Caldwell, Peter Willey, Nathan Brown, Robt. Hadden, David Thompson, Samuel Kerr, Wm. BOYD, Hugh Manford, James Peddan, Robt. Machesney, Robt. Wilson, Alex. Brown, Wm. Eashler, Robt. Ross, John Brown, Charles Miller, John Parker, Thomas Madill, John Rickey, James Young, Wm. Simpson, Charles Dunlop, Robt. Neile, John McClintock, Thos. Makee.

P. S. We had Sermon every Sabbath, which was great Satisfaction to us. We omitted to let you know, that the Mate, Mr. Bole, as also the common Hands, behaved with great Care and Benevolence towards us.

"Transcribed by Alison Kilpatrick; posted originally to the Ireland Old News web site at http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Newry/1813/18130525.html."

Irish Newspaper Index 

Anouncements appearing in a leading Irish newspaper during the years 1817-23

Marriages:

Year of Publication: 1818

Groom's Surname: BOYD

Bride's Surname: CAMPBELL

Marrriage Place: Newry

County: Down, Ireland

Bride's Place: Moorvale

Bride's County: ?

Year of Publication: 1818

Groom's Surname: CADDELL

Bride's Surname: BOYD

Marrriage Place: Rathfryland

County: Down, Ireland

Bride's Place: Moneyslane

Bride's County: Down, Ireland

Additonal Place on the record: Banhill

Year of Publication: 1818

Groom's Surname: BOYD

Bride's Surname: BOYD

Marrriage Place: London

Country: England

Bride's Place: Bally Castle

Bride's County: Antrim, Ireland

Bride's Country: Ireland

Year of Publication: 1818

Groom's Surname: BOYD

Bride's Surname: HUEY

Marrriage Place: Bally-Castle

County: Londonderry, Ireland

Country: Ireland

Year of Publication: 1819

Groom's Surname: ORR

Bride's Surname: BOYD

Marrriage Place: Edinburgh

Country: Scotland

Groom's Place: Royal Fusileers

Bride's Place: Pinkill

Bride's County: Ayrshire, Scotland

Bride's Country: Scotland

Additonal surname on the record: Spencer

Year of Publication: 1820

Groom's Surname: BOYD

Bride's Surname: HAZLET

Groom's Place: Coleraine

Groom's County: Londonderry, Ireland

Bride's Place: Killowen

Bride's County: Londonderry, Ireland

Year of Publication: 1820

Groom's Surname: GAMBLE

Bride's Surname: FREEMAN

Marrriage Place: London

Country: England

Groom's Place: 2nd Dragoon Guards

Bride's Place: London

Bride's Country: England

Additonal surname on the record: Boyd

Year of Publication: 1820

Groom's Surname: FLOOD

Bride's Surname: BOYD

Groom's Place: Dublin

Groom's County: Dublin, Ireland

Bride's Place: Dublin

Bride's County: Dublin, Ireland

Year of Publication: 1822

Groom's Surname: BOYD

Bride's Surname: MAGNAY

Marrriage Place: London

Country: England

Groom's Place: Shamrock Lodge

Groom's County: Down, Ireland

Bride's Place: London

Bride's Country: England

Year of Publication: 1822

Groom's Surname: PAUL

Bride's Surname: BOYD

Groom's Place: Portadown

Groom's County: Armagh, Ireland

Bride's Place: Dublin

Bride's County: Dublin, Ireland

Additonal surname on the record: Wentworth

Year of Publication: 1822

Groom's Surname: BOYD

Bride's Surname: PRINGLE

Marrriage Place: London

Country: England

Groom's Country: Scotland

Bride's Place: Royal Navy

Additonal surname on the record: Richardson

Additonal surname on the record: Richardson

Births:

Year of Publication: 1819

Surname: BOYD

Place: Dingstowe Court

County: Monmouthshire, Wales

Country: Wales

Year of Publication: 1819

Surname: BOYD

Place: Aberdeen

Country: Scotland

Additional Place on the record: 82nd Regiment

Year of Publication: 1820

Surname: BOYD

Place: Cuddalore

Country: India

Year of Publication: 1823

Surname: BOYD

Place: Shamrock Lodge

County: Kildare, Ireland

Deaths:

Year of Publication: 1818

Surname: BOYD

Place: Acton

County: Armagh, Ireland

Additional Place on the record:

Additional County on the record: Armagh, Ireland

Year of Publication: 1819

Surname: BOYD

Place: Ferns

County: Wexford, Ireland

Additional Place on the record: Roplace

Additional County on the record: Wexford, Ireland

Additional Country on the record: Ireland

Additional Surname on the record: Jocelyn

Year of Publication: 1820

Surname: BOYD

Place: Paris

Country: France

Year of Publication: 1820

Surname: BOYD

Place: Duncormick

County: Wexford, Ireland

Country: Ireland

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Connaught Journal, Galway, Ireland

March 6, 1823

DEATH:

August 7, 1823

Margaret BOYD, for stealing Bank Notes at Belfast, the property of

Messrs. HENRY, on the 7th of April; and John LENNON, for receiving the same.

August 28, 1823

MARRIED:

Mr. Robert BOYD, of Belfast, to Miss DRAKE of Bellaghly.

The Newry Commercial Telegraph

May 25, 1813

THE SUBSCRIBERS

Have for Sale at their Stores, on the basin. 

400 Tons of Swedish Timber,

2000 Planks of different lengths,

139 Crates of A. B. & C. Crown Glass,

20 Tons of Newcastle Coals.

JOHN & HUGH BOYD.

Newry, April 29.

The Newry Commercial Telegraph

February 5, 1828

SUBSCRIBERS’ NAMES TO THE NEWRY DISPENSARY AND FEVER HOSPITAL, FOR 1827.

Hill-street.

John Boyd, 1 1 0

Ballybot

Samuel Boyd, 1 1 0

Cork Examiner, County Cork, Ireland

2 January 1846

MARRIAGES:

1 February 1861

BIRTHS:

January 28 1861, at Spire View, Rathgar, the wife of George W. BOYD, Esq., a daughter.

Faulkner's Dublin Journal, County Dublin, Ireland

1 Jan 1765-5 Jan 1765

Marriages:

A few Days ago Mr. HINES, to Miss BOYD, both of Rathfarnham.

29 Jan 1765-2 Feb 1765

Marriages:

A few Days ago, Mr. James BOYD of Coleraine, to Miss Susanna BROWNE, of said Place.

1 June, 1765-4 June 1765

Deaths:

Saturday last, at Ballycastle, in the County of Antrim in the 75th Year of his Age, Hugh BOYD, Esq.

Armagh Guardian, Armagh, N. Ireland

July 8, 1845

BUILDING GROUND TO LET,In Dobbin-Street, FROM the entrance to the DEMESNE to Messrs.

GARDNERS’ FACTORY.

December 3, 1844

PROSPECTUS OF THE NEWRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY,

PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE:

John BOYD, Esq., Seneschal, J.P.

Hugh BOYD, Esq.

August 5, 1845

MARRIED:

In Clennanese Presbyterian Church, county Tyrone, Hamilton BOYD, Esq., of Lynchburgh, Virginia, North America, toMargaret KINNEAR, eldest daughter of the Rev. James Kinnear, of Lower Clennanese, near Dungannon.