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... entered and retired as if he had been an absolute stranger. Loughgall, Robert Harden, of Harry-brook, E. to Miss Hardy, daughter of William Hardy, of Loughgaly Es.—Mr. T. Dawson, of Northalierton, aged ninety, to Miss G0141.1111_4, a bouncing damsel of ; ...
... Tipperary, the Right Hon. Harriet french, daughter to the Eats Cior.carty.—At Lougligall, Rob. Hardy, of Harrybrook, to Mils Hardy, daughter ol m. Hardy,ol Loughgall, Ely. Engliih pet cent. (.'»• ptreent. Gov. Deb. (jart. 11) Exchange —Dublin oft Lonuoi ...
... The Comoikcet- o r Ac Sick P' ,0 '⢠acknowledge have received from the Gra* T o' Thomas Court and Donore. the hand* JohtiWliUcraft, tbe fum of ill. if. Sad tor the ule of the inhitutioo. The Governor* Dr. Sieevensâs Hof knowledge to have received ...
... Dated this day of December, 1804. THOMAS WAI.KP.R. The ftle thtictur* i adjourawl Tucfday ilie 191 day of January inftanc, at one o'alock in the afternoon, the Chancery Dublin. Dated lllh day of janeary, xtoj. THOMAS WAi.SER particularf, apply t Fleetwood ...
... giving it to him, (hardy after took his leave, faying that a female friend of Johnfon’s from the country, would call on him at one o’clock. On the departure of faid man, the Edward Johnfon divided the cake with another patient named Thomas Mallow, which they ...