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... Foreman, Thomas Vero Talbot Evans Wm. Anderfon Cliridoplier Hardy I Jofcph Cummins J tmes Sharpe Thomas Connor Samuel Hetherington L John Da ! y John Hodges 1 Samuel Dixon Smollet H dden J Jones Wm. Johnfon Adams Fieming Terence Doyle Thomas Fowler E ...
... Wednefday, the 4th of Oflober, are delivered at the Society’s Hcnife. _ is Anne Hardy, widow. IJURSUANT to the order °f Plaintiff. his Majefly’s High Court of Edward Hardy, and (Chancery in Ireland, made in this Others, |caufe, and bearing date the 15th ...
... months will be taken in payment, by applying at Mr. Hill’a, 61, Townfcnd-ftreet. Anne Hardy, widow, PURSUANT to the order o Plaintiff. his Majefty’a High Court Edward Hardy, and f Chancery in Ireland, made in this other*, |caufe, and bearing date the 15th ...
... tings; with Iciealp>' gigs and jaunting-cars, trade of the belt frafonrii rials. Anue Hardy, widow, TJURaCANT to the Plaintiff. 1 his Majefly’s High CMiit.i Edward Hardy, and f Chancery ri Ireland, nude istu •there, Tcaufe. and heating date thtlid Defendants ...
... the (aid o- of compofition, on the 13th OAober, 17*8. Duhlin. Jan. 27, ■ ■ iii ■ *■ 1 ' ~• • Anne Hardy, widow, TJDRbUANT Plaintiff. hi. , * Edward Hardy, and Chancery ,k,l l otbirs, fcaufe, andbvan'g® Defendant*. \day July, I*' 0 1; Jturday, next, at ...
... r required f.t Cant to the bight fairtft bidder, that part of the lands of Old Park Curragh, now late, the poflelllen Thomas Hardy, containing about 44A and half; the lands Ballyard, containing abo'u 514 A. an ' an ill ; the lands of Balm-hill, containing ...
... cafes, and either ved, that the Honorable Gentleman had not entered into the details. If he had, would Icarcely have ventured hardy ii'i his afiertions. Having commenced on the different cafes which had been made the fubjetl; inquiry, the Learned Gent, proceeded ...
... and intereft of the whole Empike. Sodaring and outrageous attack the iibettv of the fubjed:, has been effa - . Ed by the mod hardy innovators, and if fuch attempts are permitted to oafs unpuuifhed, it is idle to recline beneath the Jlsadow ol our Freedom ...
... Henry Grama W- Fitzgerald M. Fitzgerald R. I.atouche G. Canning J. Barry M. Longfield J. Croker J. Butler H. Parnell C. O’Hara Thomas Fofter Mervvn ArchdalJ C. Verelccr J. Stewart R. Power William Tighe J. Fuller D. Browne W. W. Pole A. French E. S. Cooper ...
... the late Eugene O’Sullivan, of Carrighree, Esq. At Cork, Mr. Nicholas Donovan.— At Lurgan, Mrs. Mary Johnston, wife of Mr. Thomas Johnston—Mr. Hugh Huston, of illylagan.—ln Grafton-street, very much regretted, Miss Sarah Bingham. T fEATRE ROYAL. iG O, ...
... Patthain, Katcigii. Plover, P.cdpolc, and Bloflbin Hoops ; the Dhyauation and V ...
... against the Cityof St. is under the command of Major-Gen. Carmichael, and comprised two brigades of artillery, under Captains Hardy and Armstrong j the flank companifs of the 18th, 54th, and 45th regiments, a rifle company of the 6th battalion, 6Cith from ...