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... not bow soon it may please the Catholic Association te issue its anathemas against the payment of tithes; and what man is hardy enough to say that the Catholic people will disobey its mandates ? It depends upon the Catholic Association-no man can deny ...
... [laughter]. The r Court than rose. - CLONMEL ASSIZES. JOHN DESMOND was indicted fer stealing a pig, the a property of Thomas Byrne. Thomas Byrne. examined by the CoURT: Your Honour s t Lordship, the pig was my own property, and John Desmond ' was in my own ...
... real and especial service. They have sent us Icin upon ourselves-they have taught us the measure of nor own minds, and by a hardy and persevering dieci- d pline, gradually made us acquainted with thei resources of cur I-power, and assured us the certainty ...
... Surveyor-General in the room of Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir L. Owen: ill be succeeded at the Admiralty Board by Admiral Sir 'Thomas M. Hardy.-Times, Sept. 13. Q.tARrR's REvENUE.-.-Sodme apprehensions were entertained of a considerable diiininrtio-lih the amount ...
... this day, by Mr. COLBURN, New B1~rifgtoflstrseg. MARRIED.h Rev. On the 4th instant, at Mry.la-Bone Church, by theto Thomas Fuller, Thomas Vardon, Esq. °f pf qgtE of Mt n- Laura Aane, only daughter of Martin StaPYItoaq chester-square, and of Mytoa, Yorkshire ...
... Threecheers forold Irelsnd, for Dan and the Association. THOMAS STEELE, e President of the Limerick Chapter of Liberators, Seconder of Dan in Clare, when he was proposed by O'Gorman Mahon. THOMAS MOLONEY, Secretaryto the Limerick Independent Club. ...
... IPS DISSOLVED James Sculthorpe and EdwardKemJarvis, of Hino'leyLelcesiershire, attorneys at law and aelicitore-Thomas Needham, sen,, Thomas B ray, and Thames Needham, jun., of Hlnckley, Lelcestershire, hoglers-Alfret Pairchildand John trown-Flinabeth ...
... 28,29, n oiv November 28, at twaeive, at the Angel In. Sheffeld. Soliitorsl, Mr. Hookey, Staple-Inn; sad Mr. Hardy, Shefflid, Yerkebire. THOMAS SANDERSON, of NottIngham, lace.aasufacturf, O Ear 23, 27, an c November 28, at twelve, at the Black Cl0or's ...
... conclu- r. sion, Mr. Harmer begged to propose the healths of Thomas Is Hardy, John Thelewall, and John Richter. it The toast was drunk with three times three, & great applause. y Mr. THOMAS HARDY presented himselt to the Meeting, and was greeted with hearty ...
... of Mr Thomas, by the Court Leet, and their singular construc- tion of the law as relating to Constables;;-and proposed Mr Thomas as a substitute for Mr Ward, who declined acting. The Meeting unanimously agreed to this proposition, and Mr Thomas in returning ...
... (Vicar of Loeeds), the Rev. Georee Wray (Curate of the same place), the Rev. Mr. Earmington (of B~rantley), Mr' Far-. back, and Thomas Blaydes, Esq. It wes resolved that the Club be fermed, which should oseet on the Sth of November in each year, as being thle ...
... Mr. O'GORMAN said, that in point of order, his Resolution id had precedence, and ought to be put by the Chairman. et Sir THOMAS ESMONDE said, that there was a question al- at ways put fromo the Chair, when any letter was proposed to be b- inserted on ...