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... ttichartl Hawk-ley. Esq. - 5 Captain T. Stephens, H. P. - Mr. James Rooney. ' - 10 Messrs. C. and M. I.ucas, - 10 0 Mr. Thomas Hardy, 12 9 Messrs W and K. Stephens, •10 0 Alessrs. Keed & Frazer, Array Agents, I 0 Michiel Finn, - 0 Anonymous, Sackville-street ...
... i vidence could not he given as what could not produced. The objection was familiar, and had been taken on the trial of Thomas Hardy. Alter these proceeding?, the Counsel for the prosecution called witnesses to confute the evidence Castl's. The Court is ...
... Thomas, Jonathan, and jos. pim, h»ve arrived, and for Sale, narrels New York and Philadelphia Superfine Flour. Sacks Prime Flour, from Foreign Wheat, Cwt. each Sack, 400 Barrels ‘jour American Flour, 30 Bags Bengal Cotton, Bags Georgia Do, Worsted Yarn ...
... LOST MISLAID, , On the 13th Instant, THOMAS WRIGHT?S draft, on Nathaniel Wright, favour of the Rev. John Wright, dated Monaghan, January 8, 1817, and accepted the 11th Inst. by Jane Hardy, for Nathaniel Wright, for 501. If found, it is requested it may ...
... Richard Smyth, Henry Hone. J. Willis, Edmond Nu-ent, Thomas C. nne, John Magee, George Millner, Jphn Drummond, W. H. Talhot, Aquilla Kent, N. CalUvell, Mathew N. Mahon.,.. W. F. fatver, IVro. Thomas Briscoe, Brent Smyth, Walter Vf T, Jos. A James Acheson ...
... stiff cold soil in which the Trees are reared, renders them so hardy, that they are known thrive most-ex posed places they are removed to. 116, Capel-street, Dublin. v GARDEN SEEDS. THOMAS SIM1 j begs respect'ullv to make Ills Friends ac({u .lined the ...
... had the audacity to call to him from the gallery of the Court, in terms of apparent approbation. In the other case, Thomas Gorndy and Thomas Rochfort were indicted for a burglary, and the murder of Hugh Slaven, on the night of the 7th of April last, and ...
... rekolmiun pot suffer the meal to conveyed out town. This rash and hardy proceed necessarily produced considerable confusion. Lieut, Cole* .Tackwou, Charles* Atkinson,. ICsq.â??and Thomas paired Colonel Kingâ??s, confer with him th>:measures should and ...
... Parliament. Richard Smyth, Henry Hone. J Willis Edmund Nugent, Thomas Gonne, John Magee, George Millncr, Drummond, W. H. Talbot, Aq-.iila Kent, v .11 w.-ll Mathew N. Mahon, W F I over, Wm. Thomas BrUeoe, Brent Smyth, Waller Peter, Jos. James Acheson, W.& ...
... widow. Administratrix of John ' O’Bricn. deceased, aud Thomas Mahon, of Ballinafad, all of the-Ceunty Uoscommoa. Joseph Johnston, Esq. Augcashel; j John O’Brien, merchant, Carrick-on-Shannon; Thomas Coffy, shopkeeper Nocmagrrty; Charles and Elinor Ferguson ...
... oianother , fives of the late Thomas Kelly, shopkeeper, and his O, Lloyd,( Lisdurn) Pat. Flynn, 9 the very angry rliodomontade of Resolutions aces, both .Ath ont. County Westm.-ath; Thomas Major, iq,omas Lloyd, ?6 13 Thomas Kelly, 1 3 -p, sbupke.pir, Grard ...
... Trees, seeding and trausp,anted Trees, Evergreens. Flowering Shrubs, Green anil Ho- • Plants, &c. &c. And being one the most hardy situations in the Country, their Trees will I* found 'j situation. Every sort ol Cabbage, Cauliflower, , - Asparagus Plants ...