... Johnson, Esq Passage Railwa5' John Gould, Esq 4 Thomas Hardy, Esq Daniel Donegan, jun, Esq Alexander Deane, Esq Thomas Henry Hewitt, Esq Charres B Ware, Esq George Frederick Brook, Esq Directors of the Simeon Hardy, Esq Great Southern and Mountiford Longfield ...

... unworthy ally.-'inpperary Free Press. TRIAL BY JURY. The nuni versary di niner to celebrate-the acquittal of Horne Tooke, Thomas Hardy, and John Thehivall, and to support the institution of Trial by Jury, was celebrated qn Saturday night at Radley's Hotel ...

... Edward Jones, sen. John Finnern Michael Croghan Edward Jones, jan, James Fitzgerald Tbomas Gillkly' Samuel Goodman P. Kelly Thomas Hardy H. M'Dermott, P.P.T. Corr Roger Clogher P. M'Dfermott, C.C. James Corr Jeremiah Cox John Botl, C.C. Edward Corr Paul M'Loughlir ...

... street; llev. Thomas Ntaguire, P.P., Ballina- | more; and he also refers to the folloning (Gvntlemc, who have kindly consented to receive Shbscriptions:_-George Brennan, Esq., Leeds Hall, Corn-market; Richard Coyne, Esq., 4, Capel-strcet; Thomas Carroll, E ...

... English and Sons J A Holmes Thomas Johnson William Lightfoot William Mackey Phisnis Howell John Busby Thomas Hoey John Donohoe John Lawder Patrick Waldron Joseph Henry Joshua M Claytor Johu Astle Antho y H Dedricksom Thomas Mooney and Sons Nathaniel Hone ...

... German Silver, Britan ,ia Metal, &c., in Pots, at 6d and Is. each. HARDY'S PL. JDE, for giving a beau- tiful appearance to Silvcrjlav 'Goods, &c., is. per Box. Prepared (only) by iohert Hardy, Chymist, &c., 3, Castle.street, Sheffield, and sold by most ...

... Leghorn, generalcargo; Thomas, Murphy, Wex- ford, malt; Hope, Murphy, Wexford, malt; Industry, Walsh, Wexford, malt; Jemima, Clearey, Wexford, malt. Sailed, Duchess of Kent, steamer, Liverpool; Red Rover, Blair, Glasgow, wine; Mary Hardy, Blackert, Runcorn ...

... THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. DaricooTt, Mr. Tdlbot, (hi% Ist ippesrance at this Theatre) Hardy, Mr. Fullan; Flutter, Mr. Farren ; Lady Frances Touchwood, Mrs. Simonn; Leitin Hardy, Miss Brunton Mrs. Rarket, Miss Lacy. In Act IV.-A Macsquerade, in which. Miss Bruntohs ...

... ;IOXolnS T, CL.ASSICS.-1i7st )bavd.-Letti, *j ?? Thow5as ; Stack, Thomas Lindsay; Ptole, I-s^erltt Robert; Ingram, John Kehls ; Carroll, Henrll George; O'Be ran Thomas: Craig Thomas IHenry; Carr, Ilonry._St.crod Rtikn/z_5Ir. Saunels, Whiiam Stephen ; ...

... in itself the most aggravated violation of I bleigits of man, with the most marked contempt oftbe laws fi. 1Moved by BTv. Thomas Acton * seconded by Rt. . I as That this Meeting cannot withhold the exp fits surprise that Great Btritain, t' e boasted empor ...

... gentlemen were elected:- Mr. P. D. Hardy, Mr. Lynar, Mr. N. D. Kelly, Mr. Harlow, and Mr. J. BlundeRl, Mr. S. Downes. Mr. Browne, R. PI HARDY, Chairman. Proposed by Mr. Lynar; seconded by Mr. J. Downes: That Mr. Hardy do now leaye the Chair, and'that Mr ...

... gentlemen were dlected:_ . Mr. P. D. Hardy, Mr. Lynar,' Mr. . D. Kelly, Mr. Harlow, and Ma. 1. Blndell,1 Mr. S.'Donvnes Mr. Browne, P. D. HARDY, Chairman. Proposed by Mr. Lynar; seconded by Mr. J. Duwnes: That Mr. Hardy do now leave the Chair, and that Mr ...