... good creature of God! A follower Mahomet, who substitutes opium for wine, might maintain such opi. sign, but there ate few hardy enough hazard it the pm>. scat state Christian society. In few years, however, it might otherwise, for, in several districts ...

... devoted its defence.—To use the hardy language of Warburton, 1 will say to its enemies, that love not their cause, and fear not the abilities which support it.” 1 have the honour be, your Lordship’s obedient servant, THOMAS FERNS. ...

... an caster ; Hamilton 3tius. (Hugh,) MHlwaine; ; While stui. (John.) For Science —To Mr. Browne 3tius. (Thomas C.) Trayer jun. (Rich,) Leech, Hardy, Johuson 3tius. (Zach.) Thompson Bvuj». (John G.) Mr. Scott, Mr. O’Connell, jnn. (Morgan,) Franks, ; Eyre ...

... 34; is tall anti handsome in appearance, hardy and aetKe, and accustomed to laborious exertions. On l9 instant, early off Thursday Of,'some evil-msposed periwn or persons came to the residence of the Her. Thomas Jervais White, Curate of AVboc, under the ...

... one of her sons, who will watch over her with fond and filial regard, and who, under her auspices, will cherish and tend the hardy plant of Irish genius.—And surely this must produce incalculable benefit the nation.—(Cheers.) A learned and reverend gentle ...

... Enniskillen, &c, &c. with a Description of the Giant's Causeway, and every thing remarkable in the intermediate country. By P. D. Hardy, M. K. 1. A. One Pocket] Volume, with a Map, ten views, and a nlan of Belfast. bound. TEN VIEWS* of PICTURESQUE SCENERY in ...

... each. The situation is particularly well adapted for poisons fond of shooting and angling. For further particulars apply to Thomas P. Kennedy, Esq. Waterloo-Place, Derry, or at Grousehall. /.COUNTY OP LONBONDSRRY. h - r' TO BE SOLD, . / THE OF SITUATE in ...

... John Cm-' Thomas Baiid.—ll. John Calhers.—lo. Alexam’er ( 11. Joseph 0n.—12. illiam Crawford.— l 3. James —l4. Thomas Mulliu. Gates. I. Joseph M'Cutch n.— 2. Semp>- Ni:w Land.—l. John Litbgow, Lisuagalvin.—2. t- :( 3. William Crawford,—4. Thomas Mullao.—s ...

... original consideration the debt, when it is sued lor by the parties, must indubitably prevent frauds. l>are any oue be so hardy to attempt such practices in bis Court, bis keen shrewd-knowledge will detect them, litis is not written as a panegyric, for ...

... consigned over to the laws ol his country*, we shall refrain from observation, and proceed to detail the evidence adduced. Henry Hardy, Esq. one of the City Coroners, and a respectable Jury, having met yesterday at o’clock, at the house Mr. Edmond Ryan, architect ...

... Presidents—Archdeacon Monscll, aud Hugh Lyle, Esq.— Vice-Presidents—Rev. W. W. Silletloand W.T. Momm.ll, Esq. Treasurer—Mr. Thomas Hoyle. Secretaries—-Lieut. J. R. N. and J. Hind; with Committee of Direction for the ensuing year, consisting of twelve members ...

... qnnliltcalions far relates to General the Hon. Kir Henry G. Grey, Admiral Sir William Hnrgood, K.C.B. and Hcar-Ad miral Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. who shall la- Extra Knights Grand Cross of the said Most Honourable Miliurv Order of the Bath. His Majesty ...