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... Fitzherls , rt FilFate, William Owen, William Jones Armstrong, lion. C. J. Irne!), Thomas R. Hardy, John George Coddinzon, Folliut W. Barton, David Henry Sherrard, Charles Roper, Thomas Hutton, Joseph Kincaid, Charles Hamilton, and John R. Boyd, Emirs. Mr. Hyrrox ...
... Present—Sir George Hudson, Bart., in the chair; the Earl of Clancarty, John Bolton Massy, Robert O'Brien, Thomas R. Hardy, Thomas Hutton, William Sherrard, Thomas Seymour, William Donnelly, John Robinson Price, Charles Roper, and George Alexander Hamilton, Esq ...
... MEETING. Thur-day, March 13, 1845. Present—John Hussey Walsh, Esq., in the chair; John Ross Mahon, Thomas It. Hardy, J. B. Bankhead, Charles Roper, Thomas Hutton, and Joseph Esqrs. A letter was read from Mr. John Corr, secretary to the Roscommon Farming ...
... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the Admiral's directions, they were given, with several other timings, by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton ; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late Alderman ; and they ...
... Thursday, May 22, Present?Gust Es 1.. in the chair; the Provost, T.C.D. ;TI as 14ail. Charles Roper, Thomas It. Hardy, John Holton Massy, William Thomas Sc) mour, and A.C.D. Edie, Esqrs. The Secretary read the following letter from Lambert Disney, Esq. ...
... enjoyed the repast prepared for them with cheerful sad 'good humoured fares, his Grate acting as superiutendent, helping the hardy agricniturista. The elves and daughter. of the tenants were entertained. The Mar.luis of his benevolent ea excellent mother ...
... Mtastox.—As the vine which has long twined its graceful foliage about the oak, and been lifted by it in sunshine, will, when the hardy plant is rifted by the thunderbolt, cling around it with its caressing tendrils, and bind up its shattered b,u►ghs, so is it ...
... Chi- Inner, Richard liathwell, Samuel Smith * John Farrell, Wag. Garnett, J. ~tenon, tstrraun, George Cumuli, Thomas Farley, John Daly, Thomas Flood, Henry Colston, andJusepli Hely. The mulatto of U. last meeting were read and The Treasurer's account was ...
... court with Ilkilcu,tumary formalities The following gentlemen were sworn upon the grand jury. Jl'RY.—George flora (foreman. Thomas M'Enery, David II Sberrard, Walter Sweetrnan, John Twigg, William Coltburst, Philip Majoribanks, Nicholas W Monserratt, John ...
... our next.) Con rinr.ncE.-01i1 tient—. Thomas, I hare always placed the greatest confidence In you. Now tell me Thomas, how is It that my butcher's bills are so large, and that I always hare such bad dinners 7' Thomas Really, sir, I don't know, for I sin ...
... ilrobintial intrlligrurt. appalling murder was perpetwited at espreanibane, in this county, on /ilonday night loot, 11w person of Thomas Walsh, • farm servant in the employ of Denis Long. It appear., on an inquisition token before John Con. EM., coroner. as. ...
... experiment; but fur a country possessing neither trade nor manufactures, with her resourzes lying dormant, though inhabited by a hardy race of people, it is a system of support deserving the condemnation of every man possessing the smallest share of common sense ...