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... Bachelor’s- walk. Or No. S. Naetb PrCdeyick-itreet. TW/-ELLINGTON, POEM, .hrroCint«>‘ W Notea, blognpbical and eipUnaiory. I’h' Hardy, orDubUn, en.bellidaed wrth fi* l ciltod Portrait of the Marqui*. taken from tire possession of the Marquis Wellesley. _. ...
... hundred amt eighty-eight years, from i 291b September then next, at the yearly Rent of £io One of the Houses is now set to Henry Hardy. Esq. tor a long term of years at the yearly Rent -the miter Wra. Parker Duncombe, Esq. for SOO scats from March, 180.1. at ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Woolwich for Portsmouth last night, which, believe, are intended to embark dn bhard the ships of war, the command of which Sir T. Hardy has been appointed. It has been reported currently this morning, that the militia will be speedily called out in consequence ...
... against Messrs, g, .nanils, otherwise they will be precluded all beucSt arisand Hardy. - ing from said Decree. 7, Dated this 9th June, 1813. . ..I , CATHEDRAL MUSIC, j THOMAS nAE'-..^ . , . . - *, . i f i.' naticulars, made the Plaintiu /us Grace AncMismP ...
... to RE, one 50 lost to this country, or forced by want to become Morris, Thomas Addis Em a 22 noxious and dangerous to its cities, whose original William Sampson, W. Mulligan, Thomas Kink, J fest Jtemain on December 3i.. rightly directed | Moffitt, Robert ...
... thompson. Will state in be bad Joseph: Atkinson, Thomas Seaver, iberty to| the seal unbroken, were in the same John Ogle Fatham, Jame Robert War ently re- received them from the Sheriff. Williom Jobo Hardy, and Jolin Winder, Esqrs, “ft was admitted that ...
... and rec'ilud-, or proven any min om destroying the protection tnd i. bout hood. ’flie s:r/tfngc-v. Sst f . ward Miss Lclilia Hardy, ! Mrf, Mariya Frances, ta.„jf. i,. v f, rt |, pr-if.-ssional c. edit «»t b«>ih tln-sr I .ad; «. We p-rccir' Mn. couto.ding ...
... setting fire to our house, shall without fear, slay out the event. “JuneS. —Every thing remains as yesterday, crlv Sir Thomas Hardy's ship sight since the corning. We presume the frigate gone, in Lopes the American ships will induced venture out, but ...
... piracy d. l-oth As setting out opott the plan of such moderate charges h( dh»racter and his property, witrety became he could hardy support his system comfort; the excellence of Ids longer aabtnit to-their nn/erieua uepravity. Larder and Cellar, as also of ...
... 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 ...