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... at his seat, j Strokestown House, County Roscommon, in the 81st year of his age, has left three sons, viz. Major General Thomas Mahon, of the 9th Lancers, now j Lord Hartland; Major-Gen. S. Mahon, the 7th Dragoon Guards; and Rev. Maurice Mahon, St. Patrick’s ...
... he died on Thursday morning near Cloghjordan. . At an early hoar on the night of Friday the Ist instant, the house of Owe.i Hardy, County Louth, was entered by armed party, consisting pf or 16 men, who demanded his anm; on finding that none were possession ...
... after witness heard thei>eoplc was hurt: saw home of the dead people : met man will) woman on his hack : heard the man was Dr. Hardy . met him about one hundred yards from the bridge: Cross-examined: had red coat that day : saw some of Hit* yeomen cross tile ...
... Che Mills are Mountrath ; Joseph near exten ve t der er, and Thomas Palmer, Feq. of Summer-h#l; Thomas Rutledge. | geveral and recpretive or A a endt ul other dthe ia p Andrew Crez Thomas Langly, Pauick Hughes. John ng fem 150 to 2CO Bags ett ur wee ...
... Britain- street ; or to Zhumas Ber © } ham, Esq. Stradbally. Thomas Armstrong, Esq. URSUANT tw NGS! Plaintiff. Decree of bis Ms wtors | Christopher Taaffe, Henry | High Court of Chancery, | 1th! Thomas land, made in this Edm. Taaile. | Biggs, Christopher Fred ...
... Edmord ip this Mutter, before the enoy, Taaife. Michael Morris, | enny, Win. Kearg, the fon. | major part cf them, at the ‘Thomas Firench,andthe | Exchange, Dublin, on 1 y and Hon. Moitin Ffrench, NESDAY, the | Bankrupts. | NOVEMBER next, at tt 4 in of ...
... of ‘is sod I France so hardy as to undertake do Brats Go- rer six men in al | raletive to the objects contemp 1819 lated by the Jand on the ban ks of the fer the purpose | vornment, to we effected by the squa dren under Sie ‘Thomas and for receiving emigrants ...
... Joseph Atkinson, Thornton, John Ogle, George Robinson, James Fordo, Wm. Needham Thompson, Robert Harden, William Irwin. John Hardy, William Loftie, John Winder, George Atkinson, William Reid, Jas. Johnston, jun. Esqrs. CANADA The accounts from North America ...
... a descent in the diving bell, at the Dock-yard, Plymouth, accompanied Mr. Smith. The party was absent about an hour. Lady Hardy was the last female adventurer in a similar way, and Mrs. W. Pole afterwards attempted it, but without success. The bail for ...
... to. be had at and M‘ARTHUR’'S, College-Green, and all. th aR oe ae eee en ‘oo ksellers, HILIBERT ; a Poem in Six Cantos. “THOMAS COL LEY GRATTAN. Esq. This Day are Pu plished, in 12mo.— Price 10s. 6d. Boa Ys d with 22 Engravings by Lown § on NATURAL PHI ...
... squadron now at St. Helena are, viz. the Conqueror, bearing the flag of Hear Admiral Plampin ; Sophie, Hyena, i Nautilus, and Hardy schooner; Sappho, at Lemon| valley; Eutydice, cruizing to windward of the island ; i Tees, ditto, leeward; Leveret, at Ascension; ...
... ahamlbn his project, yet • AST. -We have beard w!t!i great salisl.inon that the , ln ' | ri ., v Mreet : of I.lovd Heur* Thomas Esq. o«r>lu,.r |,„ -iscertain | Government have it in serious conteniplation to turn their at-. • a|ii| ...