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Thanks a lot.
Since I posted I have actually found the Alice I was really looking for: Shivers. I've actually seen many variations of this, including e.g. Chivers, Chivvery, Shivvers, Shivvery, Shivvey and more, so was very open to almost anything.
I found a transcription of the one I posted as Canavy, but this surname didn't work in ifhf. I needed a surname to try to put into ifhf to find what their transcription was, as without a surname in the search nothing can be done. I had tried lots of things with no success and will try the ones you said now, to satisfy my curiosity about what they think it is.
Thanks again. ....
I did try it, but with no success. Perhaps they just haven't transcribed it.

Thanks a lot. I'm very happy to go with Forbes. The link you gave sort of swallows up the "r" too. The Tedford record looked to have a dot above what then looked like an "i" but it was probably just a mark on the page.
I think you could be right about William Williamson too. It makes sense.

Thanks a lot. I still don't even have William's or Margaret's birth or baptism, other than that they were both born in Ireland. Everything helps. I will investigate that marriage a bit more. It sounds very interesting. Hi to other searcher too! I've only just looked back at this. ...
What an amazing site is Irish Genealogy! It has images of records!
William Tedford and Margaret Magee's m is there 11 Apr 1850 in Lurgan, and as you say it has a witness in common with the m of Robert Magee and Sarah McNally. Is the surname of the 1st witness in William Tedford and Margaret Magee's m Folies? I find it very hard to read.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details-civil/1405453205225?b=https%3A%2F%2Fcivilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie%2Fchurchrecords%2Fcivil-perform-search.jsp%3Fnamefm%3Dwilliam%26namel%3Dtedford%26location%3D%26yyfrom%3D1850%26yyto%3D1850%26submit%3DSearch

and follow link to image
Thanks again. I am going to enjoy this site.

Hi,
Just in case anyone is still interested: ifhf have expanded their Armagh records, & the church baptisms of William & Margaret's children Abigail and Mary are there.

Thanks all.