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... THUITA.XT) FOUNDS On the 10th -be present Lottt rv, was di-posed in Sir.ires tins Kingdom—THßEE which have been Sold hv Mo;src. THOMAS WARD A CO. AT THEIR FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE, no. 19, h*gh - s a a£a a, E. S. FIKIAR, FTq. Arth^r-strte‘, Mr. JAM ICS (;o ...
... of cur Assizes the following persons have been convicted in the County Court, viz. James Fit/ Gerald, Thomas Connors, James Flake, and Laurence Hardy, for rmirdetitig Darby Onaine, and afterwards sotting fite to It dwelling-house and haggart, at Tullaven ...
... Acheson Thomson Curran Woodhouse, Joseph Acheson, William Hardy, Tsqrs. fj.'x Hai'h-s was ennvifled perjury, having, on Feb. at Middletown, come before John Pringle, Fsq. and given information one Thomas Nugent, for felony and robbery, to have been committed ...
... PROMOTIONS. war orncr, ocr. C, 1807. Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant Thomas William J. Griffiths, from the 18th Light Dragoons, be Cornet and Suh-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hardy, promoted the Foot. Cth Regiment of Dragoon Guard-—Lieutenant V.hn. to ...
... express, from which we sele* the following articles: London, Saturday, February 27. Advice* have been received Plymouth from Sir Thomas Duckworth, K. B. written at sea, which state, that th* Admiral was still in pursuit of the Rochefort squadron. The date of ...
... Your most obedient humble Servants, Richard Olpherts, Robert Shields William Murray, Thomas Obrie, James Magarry William Hardy. Alexander Prentice, Thomas Greer, Thomas Simpson, Charles Whittington, William K. Holmes, John Simpson, EDITOR */th BELFAST CHRONICLE ...
... Palace, on th* Kite of paigns. 0!* to the beginning March. Wilh the evergreen Ivy, and Jessamine fair, the Nunnery of St. Thomas, Spejzia about to become second Toulon —The union of Dn Monday last, in consequence of some shield the loved mansion, was ...
... anvablr and atcon’plfhetl I*'* C'ATHraiNt hitSTAce, third (laughter of Hardy hiwre, .• of C'ariow, formerly Major in his Majraty's Ith Reg'BKiit Dragoons. the December, Mr. Thomas Ande«s«w> '•urgtor* Selkirk, to Scott, laorannr. .. At Edinburgh. Mr. Richard ...
... Charing-cross; they then to Crown street, Westminster, where the lady lived. understood her name was Hardy. Pollman told me, Walked along, that Mrs Hardy was a devil of S r, ! ' '* that nulst inform her, that I only give jfe’tHK) lor the appointment, she ...
... Verner, Eaq. William Reid, Esq. Robert Thomson, Esq. George Atkinson, £iq. Robert Mac an, Esq. Robert Livingston, Esq. William Hardy, Esq. William Irwin, Esq. Owen O'Keilt ua» indtdled for chat the last, Mullinure, stoic a gelding, price £'i the property c»f ...
... convenience. The following account of Counsellor Alcock’s charity, in Waterford, fur the year 1 :—-A marriage portion Mary Hardy with John Thomas, 10/.—the same to Jane Morrison with Peter Daniel —the same to Ann Keating with James Martinthe same Margaret Parr ...