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... 3 J. llumpihries for printing -g ?? 214 0 To Thomas Mulholland for malking out parish- cess applotment ?? *- * 550 W. Wilson, as fireerngile keeper, for attending at a fire as first engine * - I ° To Thomas Mulhiolland for making out Easter grand jury ...
... Maclean, from half pay 72d Foot; Thomas Hinton Hemmens, from half pay 14th Foot; John Maclean, from half pay 43d FOOt; William Kilman, from half pay 8th Foot 4 Forbes Ro. uillson, from half pay 1 9th Foot; Hon. George Thomas Kep. pel, from the 24th Foot; ...
... th9 nomination of Mr. t . P. D. Hardy, who hlas, it appears, nominated you also ? d The Chairman-In answer, I begto say that Mr. Hardy's t nomination of me was entirely unexpected on my part. I c am sure that Mr. Hardy was actuated by no unkind or un-t ...
... Brady, Messrs. Carolin, Archbold, Delany, Long, Har- dinge, Thorpe, Callaghan, Gavacan, Reilly, Studdert, Arkins, Cosgrave, Hardy, Nevin, Doyle, Murphy, Colville, Nugent. STATE OF THE HOUSE.. Paupers in the house last week, 2,113 ; admitted during lief ...
... Aftor some discussion it was agreed to postpone the con t jrresos of the contracts for the present. \ Xll. HARDY'5 EXTERNAli BELIEF IMOTIONO. Mr. Hardy brought forward his motion, of which he had ;tal natice, and which had been postponed, that the NIIIrs ...
... James t Healy, Thomas Doyle, Laurence Doyle, P Bolger, Esqrs. 11 each; and Paul Murphy, Esq, ll of; remainder composed of small sums, of which no list sent ?? 28 17 0 e From parish of Edgewnrtsrown, county Leng. f ford, transmitted by Rev Thomas Grey, C R ...
... James Thomas Wightinan, II1th Prince Albert's Hussars. b LiDEAresKildare, Ferns,'Saint Patrick, Cashel, Cork, ' Lisnwre. Aacaorcisrmgh Li: 1mprick, Kilmore, CIogbrer, Z ; auin Magee, Warburton$ ?? REVERNDS-s..Charles Strong,.1Htery Lefariu, Thomas CS ...
... also, for in a maritime state, depend. ing so much upon its wooden walls, it would ever be of importance to have a race of hardy seafaring young men reared up. In Lisbon he had himself seen the beneficial results of a combined system of pilotage and fishing ...
... Cwt. Oatmeal . . - 12 6 18 0 1 I12 1l - p - leav . ?? 00 0 no 0 no O 'THOMAS ARKINS, Clerk of the Corn Table. There are several younj lambs now at Kilkishen, on the demense of Thomas Studdeort, Eiv- COURT OF BAN RUPTCY XY9sTXt1bAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner ...
... by purcagoe, ?? hrtre 0 6th ragon GardsCornt TomasHeyood to be Lieute- nant, by purchase, vi~e Iliandy, who retiree; Ensign Thomas t GabielLeoardCarw Oynfro 81 Fotto be Cornet, by lith Dragoone-Surgeon Jamnes Sidey, MD, from 75th Foot, to I be Surgeon, ...
... let Dragoon Guards-Banks Tomlin, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur. c ehase, vice Brlse who retires. 7th Dragoon Guards Cornet John Thomas Cramer to be Lieu. n tenant, by purchase, vice Riddell, who retires, William Stuckey Wood, Gent, to be Cornet by purchase ...
... quests on the following persons :-Anne Philbin, Patt Hannon, Francis Gannon, Jordan Morrisroe, Anne Tea tum, Patrick Carey, Thomas Costelloe, Constantine Mul- len, Jobn Mulloy, Bridget Mulloy- In each of these cases the verdict returned ?? from starvation ...