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... r required f.t Cant to the bight fairtft bidder, that part of the lands of Old Park Curragh, now late, the poflelllen Thomas Hardy, containing about 44A and half; the lands Ballyard, containing abo'u 514 A. an ' an ill ; the lands of Balm-hill, containing ...
... Refolutions of tue in *742, refpeding Nicbola* Paxton, Solicitor of tire I'realury, and that of Augult 19, 1719. rei'pedt.ng Thomas Hardy, be read. From Refoloiions appeared that thofe been >■ ( taken into cuftody, and were imprifoned for prevarication Come ...
... by Sir Thomas Hardy ; and the more 10, as the Fa’riul, French fhip., few ciovs before, came down and took view our imps, and then returned again, and w'e are not without our apprehenfiorts for the fate of pur fhips, the numph. Sir Thomas Hardy ; the Beilona ...
... Pickle from Corunna, which port she left on the ult. that the Defiance, Captain Hot Lara; Norge, Capt. Lainer; Barfleur, Sir Thomas Hardy Zealous, Captain Boys; Amazon, Captain Parker ; Ahtelia, Hon. Captain Irby ; #nd the Indefatigable Hood, are fitting out ...
... profptd of fuCCefs, the anfwer was, France hat Shift, and avc have Seamen,” he Eritilh are giving up the American Seamen. Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Triumph, gave a black man belonging Baltimore, and faid there were eight rtrote would be given on proper application ...
... immediately fworn, and are jis follow Robert Powell, Efq. . Richard Hayes, Robert Newell, . Robert Cantrel, John ■-' ®. Edward Hardy. Thomas M Kenny, Holmes, Robert Ulher, • William.White. George Hill. William M’Cready, . John Manders, Francis Hamilton. Arthur ...
... iVlajcll Fleet. Tiie King i been il d to grant the dv'crnttv Baronet of the United Kii gdom Grea' B itain ar.d Ireland to Thomas Matterman Hardy, Elq. Captain in the Royal Navy, and the r. male his body lawfully begotten. Matquis Cornwa ll’s blue riband, it is ...
... a great confusion, and some of them have nevpr been there since. Being further questioned by Mr. Hardy, witness said, he did not like to go away ; there was no body left the chapel till the plaintiff was treated that way. The organ was playing at the ...
... The Comoikcet- o r Ac Sick P' ,0 '⢠acknowledge have received from the Gra* T o' Thomas Court and Donore. the hand* JohtiWliUcraft, tbe fum of ill. if. Sad tor the ule of the inhitutioo. The Governor* Dr. Sieevensâs Hof knowledge to have received ...
... Married George Dixon of the Toyal : Navy,to Miss Nugee w . , r A , C,v Rev Thomas to Mrs Bellwife of the late Thomas Bell - IK. e i. âl ,c â* ? IV\ lix ar« *. n.uil be well r c-hd Mrs. 8.11. wife tbeh-e Mr. Ltil, \ ti.,'!» r !nvrtm.-'.n vvoulJ ...
... Atrcf KNOCKSEDAN COUNTRY HOUSE AND LAND. In the n alter of ndwafd Hardy,} J Obe fold by auc• - upt. .. X tion, Tuef■'l *' ~~' j day the lath May, ISO 7, attwp o’clock in the afternoon, before.the Comtnilfioners, order of the allignee, the bankrnpt’s intereli ...
... the late Eugene O’Sullivan, of Carrighree, Esq. At Cork, Mr. Nicholas Donovan.— At Lurgan, Mrs. Mary Johnston, wife of Mr. Thomas Johnston—Mr. Hugh Huston, of illylagan.—ln Grafton-street, very much regretted, Miss Sarah Bingham. T fEATRE ROYAL. iG O, ...