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... was about five feet four inches high, dark I Bretonnerie, lately put period to his existence.— due board the schooner Sir Thomas Hardy, hair, and about years old. A razor was dis-1 This Ecclesiastic enjoyed a revenue of 500 francs. Funchall-bay, Madeira ...
... FRUIT TREES AND EXOTICS. THOMAS SIMPSON BFGS inform Ms Friends and the PuMie. that in addition to his present Nursery Sloelr, he has pur chased in England a Urge collection of Fruit Trees of the most esteemed kinds, together with a valuable and extensive ...
... Gamek: Thomas Hugo, Drum meen eeper, Ballinaba-ney Wiiliam Gratam, Ballynerron William Revelle, Ballymoncy Rey. John Hardy, Kilrenelagh Hon. William Wingfield, Powerscourt Willian Gamekeeper, Powerscourt Thomas Treton, Gamckeeper, Maltoa Thomas Basely ...
... Gamekeceper, Bellinabaracy Thomas Hugo, William Reveile, Ballymoaey a Rev. John Hardy, le Hon. William Wingfield, Powerscourt William Poole, Ganckeeper, Thomas Treton, Gainekeeper, / Basely, Drummon Charles Hean, Maiton’ Thomas Archer, Mount-Joha - Henry ...
... Portarlingtoa Thomas Kelly, E:q. ditto Colonel Archdall, Rath Sir Walter D. Porlarl?ngton, A LIST of Game Certificates, issued by the Distributor for KtLDA HE, Irctwren the k'sih day of March, 1818, and 50lh September, inclusive* THOMAS BEARD, DisriHutor ...
... Regiment of Foot, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Whelan, Esq. of Newtown, County Carlow. Solomon Morris, Esq. of Gortin, in the County Down, to Mary Anne, only daughter of the late Thomas Bruff, of Coal Island. In Kells, John Alexander Richardson ...
... thanks to Thomas Pleasants, Esq for 91. I Is. 3d. received by the hands of Mr. Fasley. . THEATRE-ROYAL. Fifth Night of Miss Ke’dys Engagement. THIS Evening, 19th January, his Majcsty’i rant* will perform the Comedy of THE BELLE’S STRATAGEM. Hardy, Mr. Fullam; ...
... Well. end to the Harrier, of 18 gwns. Bermuda ; C. IK nt au l 'to the Challenger sletop, in the Last Indiess Me.irs. ■ Hardi.g, Thomas Maniott, C. H. Hutthmsor., a.wl d. Hobart?. ** . , The following LieutenanU are nl»o appointed Ships, »ie.:— , v , G. ...
... commissioned at Portsmouth, for the flag of Kear-Admirat Sir Thomas Francis Freemantle, K. C. B. who is to succeed Sir Charles Penrose in the command in the Mediterranean. It is said Sir Thomas will proceed to his command in the Rochefort 80. The Dwarf ...
... increased by the great opposing, fresh which came down, the river, one boat, manned by Charles Norris, Thomas. CHague, James Collister, and Thomas Karroo, venturtd outside lift pier-end: at this mcmcnt the Sem .Triton, trader,-Captain Beadon, from Whitehaven ...
... and which they immediately lodged in the Panic to the-credit of the Association Messrs. Gibbons and Williams, Samuel Tlruce, Thomas Pim Alderman King. 51 each ; Jos Pirn, 41 Pugdalc, Messrs. Poiterton and Co. Aldermm Smyth, Sheriff Wheeler, B. Ginns Messrs ...
... Jocelyn. Longford—Viscount Forbes and Sir Thomas Fetberston. Antrim—Colonel O'Neil and Hugh Seymour, Esq. Enniskillen—Richard M agennis. Esq. Wexford—Richard Neville, Esq. Yougbitl—Lord Bernard. Dungannon—Thomas Knox, Esq. Dungarvon— General G. Walpole ...