... Erti, le d ited Rio Janero, insert. ' Oiier part of our Paperit hit Sir Thomas e as ref,,d to recognise C6e system ofblock- ?? tj 'by LQid lCochrtsn,.' We d& not know de * t5o Hardy mear. to reconcile this con. bow ijt the prinriplesa1d practice of his ...

... Losidon Thowas, Tomnas, ditto ' - Ditto. Sally',; Rldhr, ditto, -i. 4verpoOl Kitty, Hardy, genetalJ argo., * Ditto Dveiisa. Yude, boues. . . Ditto Wellington, Thomas, bones AbsrdeerA ?? ,Wssif in% -Nww ,, * .N, ,i., MD B MN'I Printed, for. l' -7-p~ee~ ...

... horses. Thomas Hardy, Portobello barracks, Dublfi.% saddier. Daniel E. Alt, Irishtown, Dublin, gent. Patrick Smith, Petticoat-lane, Dublin, grocer. Moses Cullen, Lower Kevin-st., Dublin, hay fartor. Donald M'Dougall, Londonderry, corn dealer. Thomas Byrne ...

... Campbell Buritonr, Esq., late ee Caprarir in the tilth Royal triash Fuotteers. ati PIER HEAD, DUBLIN. :et JUNE 3Avrived, Lovely, Thomas, Glasgow, general ed cargo;. Post.Boy, Priam, Legborn, ditto; Success, Davis, .at C|epstow, bark : Earl of Lonsdale, steamer ...

... back' to by-go~e timnes-you bring me to the period of 1817. 1 can show you that there were three murders in that year-.one in Thomas.I street, one at the Canal, and another in York-street, arid there I1 was purnislmerit'inllficted for only one of these deatbs ...

... establish. I i- mnents for the sustaitiment of trade (hear). It is no wonder,I it indeed, that Ireland is unable to support her hardy and ins- I &dustrious population, whe-n (in the one side we see her i, is noability and gentry far away drawing her very entrails ...

... v wud be glad to see the man who would come here to1 my face and tell me that we had such a chance. Why, if any one were hardy enough to do so, I wvould tell him that lhe wase the veriest liar that I had ever encountered In tha I whale coturse of my ...

... C. Allen, Jobatban Rich. ardson, John Hardy, C. Dobbin, John Hancock, William Graham, George Greer, Thomas MI'Carnmon, Rev. Dean Stannus, H. Cuppage, William Coates, John Kane, William Steen, William Gray, Thomas Walkington, George Scott, James Boyd. ...

... to the chair, which l'was tastefully decorated with blue silk, of, we need not say, Irish manufacture. Mr. John Burke, of Thomas-street, (one of the Most zealous and truly useful patriots of which Catherine's or any other parish in the metropolis can ...

... Esq., J.P., Hilltown-house; John Mee, P Esq., J.P., Balbriggan; Hanv Hamilton Johnston, Esq., a Tankerville Lodge; Henry Thomas'Walsh, Esq., Stedalt fg Mills; Richard Ternan Esq., junior, Balbriggan ; Rev. h Mr. Boyle, P.P., Skerries; Rev. Courtenay ...

... P. Henry Meredyth, Esq., J.P. ; - Wade, Esq d Laurence Finegan, Esq. ; Laurence Delany, Esq., J.P. h Robert Skelly, Esq. ; Thomas Boylan, Esq., Hilltown s Francis Blundell, Esq. ; Counsellor Mullen ; Rev. Mr. t Thompson, Rector, Navan ; Dr. Timmon1; Rev ...

... Eintis, conty Clsre. the sest r, of her father, Thomas Crowe, Esq.. the lady of James Johonton, Of ed Kincardine, Perthshire ?? , of a daughter. ?? MARRIAGES. he On the 15th instant In Dungannon, James North Hardy Esq, of h Beallymuena to Margaret, eldest daughter ...