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... quest of Mr. Hardy, to obtain a copy of the note, and, if refused a-copy, to caution Mr. Hardy to hold the note in safe keeping. The note was directed to Mr. Hardy personally; it was a note on business connected not only -with Mr. -Hardy's offlce, but ...
... kuardland' were present:-Mr. O'Do- noghoe, iuspector; Charles Tborpe, Thomas Arkins. fol Thomas Willis, G'eorge Mangen, Henry Price, Joseph ho Long, Edward Reilly, James Nugent, Philip D. Hardy, Captain Lindsay, Richard O'Gorman, Mathew Callaghan, James Kerr ...
... Lindsay, John Dodd, Charles Thorp, Joseph Long, Cap. Cain Wisdom, Thomas Willis, James Nugent, Patrick M'Owen. Jobn Mallett, Thomas Kerr, Edward Hogan, Robert Mullin, Philip D Hardy, George T. D. Mangan, and John Rorke. STATE OF THU HOUSe. Paupers admitted ...
... advocates and supporters of the cause in Dublin who were present, we noticed the Rev. Mr. Spratt, the Rev. 3. J. Murphy, Thomas Reynolds, Esq., city marshal, and James Haughton, Esq. The Rev. Mr. Mathew commenced his labours soon after one o'clock. He ...
... 'lahon, Liurence Waldron, Patrick Waldron, Thomas Crostlhwjit. G. F. Brooke, John -lacdonnell, William Willfns, Nathaniel C(alhwell, Nathlaniel Callwell, jun., Henry Roe, John Butlar, William 11obinson, Thomas L. Kelly, James Dawson, Arthur Cardiner. Jones ...
... vice Parker, who retires ; Thomas Chaloner Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Reynolds. 11th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Holroyd Fitz-Wil- liam Way, from the half-pay of the 38th Foot, to be Lieu- tenant, vice Thomas Hay Nembhard, who exchanges ...
... Cahernakelly, Esq. l Kilreekel-Thomas Burke, Ballydugan, Esq. a KilmeetsArthnr Gore Daly, Holly-hill, Esq. Tynagh-Honourable A. Nugent, Pallas. Portumna-Michael Rush, Portumna. Ballinakill-Mathevw White, Ufick Burke, Thomas r' Davy, and J. M. -Ayl)ward ...
... Jolt, Capel street, druggIst' 119 Fitzgerald G W, 34, Upper Fitzwillisni street, gent: 120 Figgis Thomas, Abbey street, ironmdonger 12:1 Farrell Thomas, Merrion square, east, gentleman 122 Ferrier Alexander, William street, merchant 123 Fortescue William ...
... and I C. L. Maginmn, jun., Esqrs., 11. lOs. each ; James Egan, C. M. O'Ferrall, Jlhn Read, Thomas Kemia, Patrick j Walsh, John Fitzpatrick, Daniel Kenny, Thomas O'Ferrall, JRev. James Ennis (per Mr. Long), Mr. Long, Henry Grat l tan, John Keogh, Al essrs ...
... O'Donohoe, inspector; T Kirwan, J p; Very Rev Dr Yore, Rev Mr Barton, John Smyth. pL G; Philip D Hardy, P L G; George T D Mangano P L G; Rev Mr Stanford, Thomas Willis, P L G; Patk. i 1301and, P L G; Allan Ellison, P L G ; Charles Thorpe, i p L G; James Nugent ...
... WARD-Johb Gray, John Smyth, and Allan Ellison. FouB COUBTS-Thomas Arkins, John P. Doyle, atd Cornelius Roonsy. GEoRGE's-George T. D. Mangan, Charles Thorp, a3 William Compton Espy. LiNENS-HAL -Thomas Willis, Patrick Boland, and pF M'Owen. POST-OrFcca-Rigbt ...
... Pink Bizarre-First prize, Thomas Jachson, e Esq., Kingstown. it Carnations, Scarles Bizarre-First prize, Thomas Jack- Y son, Esq. Second prize, Mr. Bernard Kane. Carnations, Pink Flake-First prize, Mr. Bernard Kane. ?? prize, Thomas Jackson. Esq. I )Carnations ...