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... members of the Secession Church were also pre- cent; Daniel M'Clure, Esq. of Springfield, presided; Dr. Davidson. and Robert Hardy, Esq of Cooley-bill. acted as Croupiers. In rising to propose the health of the Rev. James Bell, the CHAIRMtAN said - Gentlemen ...
... 4iarrisprt ..Resoluitioii*i-'.. 446 7Langtrytaujd Herdmnia i Hfntloo . . ?? 443' 2inclhir and Boyd Napoleon . ?? A42J ?? Thomas Geiston ?? 441. Joh ?? arid Co. Consbrook' ?? 423 Ditto ?? i. .Willian;i.Ritchie ?? 419 Hugh. Casement.. 'Nelson .VMillage ...
... Nlareb he would move for leave to bring in his bill to amead the law of Landlord arid Tenant in Ireland. Messrs. PATTON arid HARDY respectively gave notice of their intention to introduce bills for tihe preven- tion of intimrdation adid bribery at elections ...
... cargo Arab, ?? Stewart, Glasgow 28Citv of Limerick ?? Beasley, Liverpool Belfast, Camerons, Minmlee, flax P. F. Kennedy, Hardy, Newry, general cargo S colliers and 2 other vessels in ballast The steam-ship Corsair, Gowan, for Liverpool, saill this day ...
... Mem- bers. He also presented a petition from John Alexander, Esq. in reference to that subject, and presented a petition from Thomas Woodcock, Esq. complaining of the conduet of C'ol, Briien.'Petitiotis ordered to be printed. Col. BRUEN denied that he was ...
... the better observance of the L' ord VUNCANNON preserited returnis connected with ~ ~~,saabular'forte if) Ireland. etarl f HARDI WICK wished to know whetho r it was, i the Witention of Gwvernrme;nt to abolish the ma-alI college. I H sbotild muich regret ...
... Gladstone, Esq. M.P., Colorlel Cornoily, N.p., Colonel Turner, tmn.r, Colonel Perce'irl, t.P., Captain Gordon. Thomas Farmer, Esq. Henry Pownal, Esq. Thomas Paynter, Esq. J. C. Col- quhroun, Esq. Henry Blanshard, Esq. the Very Rev. the Dean of Ardaigh, the Rev ...
... fiscal business of the cowuty -Sir Patrick Bellew, ai.p. Foreman; Thomas Fortesacue, Mathew For- teacue, Sir A. E, Bellingham, William Filgate, Thomas Lee Norman, George Taulfe. Thomas NI Cami, Francis Donogh, Rodolph De Salis, William Drummond, Clarges ...
... 'Ioe Rtearner Hibetnia, WillihaA., for Dublin, sails on Wednesday, at naie o'rlock evening, The t-teltls'r Towalrd Castle Hardy, for Greenock and Gltlgrow, tails thia tiji. atit twelv i 'e lorkl noit. Arnivld, tle brig l'holslS, Ctaptaint Lowthwlalite ...
... John. Martin, -of the King's Arms Isn, in his usual' good rsyle. Rebert I ickspi,Esq. of Dromore, orcupied the Chair; anrd Thomas M .lurry, of Ltigaii Lodge, and J. Scott, of Bullghrork, Esqrs. asged as Croupiers. Near the bead of the table we perceivedi; ...
... 66th regiment, son of tIO late Thomas Longworth Dames, Eq., of Green hilts, in the Kingts County, to Emnma, only daughter of William Kemble, of QuebeC, Dq- DEATHS. On Saturday last, in Baggote.treet, the lady of Thomas Walker, Del., of Belmont, and mother ...
... -WEDNESDAY FEB. 8. The Speaker took the chair this d y at five miniutes be- fore four o'clock. GlAND JURY LAWS-(IRELAND). Colornel THOMAS preser-ri d a petition from a parish in Ithe county of Cork, complaining of the operation of the first clause in the Irish ...