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... fale, and cards of terms had. Ladies and Schools in and near town attended. BY THE KING’S ROYAL PATENT, lron-foundek, No. 2, Thomas -Jlreel, L Dublin, having received bin Majefty’a Letters Patent for making and vending IRON MANGEftS, offers to the Public ...
... makingdi(honorable refiedt.ons on the Houle of Commwas brought to the Ear, but pardoned upon his fubmifliua. In the 3111 Eliz. Thomas Drury was committed to the of the Serjeant, and brought to the Ear, for (peaking diffionorably of the proceedings of the Houle ...
... r the Mifs WAJLSTtiN.—*On Monday next, will pcr. r t,rmM the favorite Comedy The lifLl.l STRATAULM.—Hardy, Mr. Fidiain ; Ho. - eoirrt, Mr. Farrell ; Flutter, Mr. i^ewis; France* ouchwood. Mils Locke ; Mr/.. Racket, Mrs. Wdliaifis: i cti'.ia Hardv, (with ...
... and then proceeded to Newport ; they took up Mr. Hardy, Surgeon, at Crawley, who had followed hoifeback ; they were received with the greateft acclamations, and entertained in the heft manner Mr. Hardy’s houfc Newport ; they got two chaifes this place ...
... M. P 0 0 Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. 0 0 Hon. and Rev. Charles Trench 20 0 Hon. William Nugent 0 Hon. Captain Nugent 5 0 X.icutcnant Co'oncl Eyre Rev. Mr. Butfon, Rctflor o, Tynagh 10 0 Rev. Patrick Shell, Piriflt PrLfl of 10 0 0 Thomas Burke, fq. I.oughrca ...
... will und ertaké’a few Agencics for Re n Cae in the Oar re ta SS Chiuing v h will receive any required, free of expence. 1- ry Thomas Owens, URSUANT to the Piaintiff. P erce of his Majelly’s } ohn Perceval! Hunt, & Court.of Chanecry fre} id to Thos. Archer ...
... Saturday, the 15th of December next, tw» o’clock in the afternoon, to choofc an AfTigee or Allrgnees, the roo-n Chriflopbcr Hardy, from tl.c taken llie late Aflignee, there is rcafontu think tliat the edate will very pro , if the creditor* will now come ...
... following Cwiiinaittcc are in only attendance at their Cilice, No. 33, ct,oppufnt fowneVs-ftrect: John Gtalc, Hfq. Banker, Thomas Andrews, Alderman, John Cafli, Alderman, Charles Thorp, Alderman, Frederick Uarley, Alderman, Sir Wm. Worthington, Alderman ...
... Oak, it, Rnar-Adlhiral Malcolm, (Copt Elk,) A female; gemeciy dressed, waited such of titn. ia Ramilie*, 74, Capt, Sjr T. M. Hardy, Bart. fbestretet. expectation of the miraculous event taking ptac, Asia, 74, Captoin Scene, that sire fell dewn in a fit. ...
... this-crowd eq has no more right to be saluted as your C€ it a) as your Eminence, or vour Assembly any Catholic sufficiently hardy to pro- pose that we should retract and again offer our Pe- | The title of Dr. MukaRay in Ireland ‘ec tition without a condition—(« ...
... and OU® tllCSauris, eXefcitibus, cJassibas suis, Amt fimes. No. Sir, your Cause is not in danger—-roue longer that brave and hardy Peasantry which was the boast of i industry. Neither, the Hon. Gentleman had intimated, annis itapia Tyfanni Euro- foundation ...
... the Mis.isMppi. Accounts were received her, that the fleet bad sailed Jamaica, under convey the Homilies, Cj\if. Sir J. M. Hardy, for England. The from Ilavanuah to Cadir, run the rocks Bernm-Ia die ult. but got usf without damage, and proceeded her. voyage ...