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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 ...
... Kathennes; Wallet, Carmichael,Thomas, leu + Gretne.f Armitage.f Collin.,f Egan.f Ferrall.f HiuMor.t-l.ynii, feu. I.yng.jon Blake, Thomas, jun. Lerham, Pdaar. len. Hall, Jafs, fen. Badge- fen. Burroughs, fen.f Earroughs, jun.f Hardy,f Murray f—Cooper, jnn. Adstti ...
... Merle. Firzpatrirk.fen Rathe. H.r C .rmichael, Thomas, fen d.flbn.f Greene.f Collin»,t Egan.t Kerrali Hudfon.f —X.yng, (jlaiie, jun Thomas, jtm. Deiham, Adam, •.L’fCf; fen. Badge, fen. Burroughs, fen.f Bur+ Hardy Murray Cooper, jun. Adam, j Cooper, fen. O’Connell ...
... fifaflington. Merle, Fitzpatrick, ten Katherines, Waller,Carmichael, Thomas, ten Suion,+ Greene,f Armitage.t Collins,! Egan.t teirall Hiidfor.,f-l.yng, fen. I.yng, jon. Blake, jnn Thomas. Jin. Deiham, dam, len. Hall, Bafs, len. fen. Burroughs, Burroughs ...
... fen SilTon.t Greene,f Coinns.t Ega».t Perrall.f Hudfon.t-Lyng. f!1?l ■ Blake, jun .Thomas, jun. D ...
... id ee of hurting individual feelieg, he must express his esprise at such an appointment. the should haee l leeksd to Some hardy and vigorous veteran. some Man knovn to the soldier, and to e,hoin the soldier frig& hare looked up with ci.rifdeece. 1 here ...
... THOMAS LEWIS; lIAS to him per the ship Daphne. a fine Fup-ply of the un4rnamed SEEDS, for i ti:provit Land!; 2nd a third 'lmportation of Carden which his Friends and the Public may rely on to be of Prime Quality : White floret, Winter 4 Spring Fetches ...
... garrisos battalion. 94in ditto--Ensign Charles Ross, from the Stitliogsh ire militia, to be ensign. Seth ditto—F.seign Wm. Le Hardy to be lie. without purchase, vice Valiancy, prompted in the lyth West India le„aimeut. ditto—Arthur Forbes Lloyd. gent. to ...
... Thursday, much regretted Mr. Edw. Hardy, iron merchant, Thomas-street; his deadi was occasioned his horse being restive, his rehirn from a funeral the evening before ; the animal reared, and fell over on Mr. Hardy, bruised him considerably, ami produced ...
... 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 ...
... and mother Captain Donnelly, of the Royal Navy. Died, in Thomas-streec, in consequence of a fall from his horse, most sincerely and deservedly regretted by a numerous acquaintance,Mr.£dward Hardy } was a most tender and affectionate husband, steady and ...
... is crTeflly gentle in the liable, yet fpirited on the ro.il, would an acquifitlon to any Gentleman defirou-of p idclijng a hardy well tempered animal. His te-known inquiring at the ftabies. T'OFR capital hunters for f.le Williamd’sßepofitory, Clare lane ...