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... pent to the theatre. Madame Vestris attracted and gratified a large audience her elegant and spirited performance of l.elitia Hardy. She introduced some songs in the course of the comedy, which she executed with admirable effect. hnniskillen, Jau. 18—The ...
... William Davis Stephen Daniel, Samuel Matear, Hallaway Hayes, John Mullan, William Arrott, Edward Lindsay, Thomas Chirmside, Wm. Anderson, Thomas Hardy, David Trimble, Richard Battersby, James Black, Henderson Black, William Dunlop, Arthur Crawford, Isaac ...
... Answering in Cla/^b Mr. Nugent, 2dus. (Thomas), Mr. Findlay, Mr. Hendersoir,jun. (Janies); Bell, 4tus. Bert) ; Nash, Newton, (John); Jerrard, Slius. (Frederick); M'Cullagh, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Crosby, jun. (Sydney); Hardy, Nixon, 3tius. (Montgomery); Vfbile ...
... tor conductin'/ Sacred Performances needs comment. Dnhlin p Suicide —We regret to stale that Sunday last about two o’clock, Thomas Higginbotham, i; M , iMouiitjoy-sqnare, committed suicide. This was tor many years attached the Treasury, and fin! Ed tlie ...
... year, and kept to hard labour. Bridget Daly, for picking pockets Guilty*to imprisoned nine months, and kept hard labour. Thomas Hardy, Catherine Fitipalruk, and Bridget Filyialrick, for larceny Guilty*each to be transported fnr seven years, Judith keratin ...
... Ensor, Robert Harden, H. W. Cbambre, Esqrs. -.of 'be Hugh Ha* Thomas Fu. Arthur Irwin, A. J. Kelly, William Blacker, William Loflie, William Irwin, John Winder, William Olpherts, John Hardy, William Reid, Es^ ...
... HILLSBOROUGH, at ONE GUINEA, and Half a Crown to the Groom. HONEST YORK was got by Mr. Pomfret’s How, Barnaby Bay, his Dam Mr. Hardy’s celebrated coaching Stallion ; great Grand-dam by Old Topper. HONEST YORK now years old, a rich blood bay, with black legs ...
... - Wm. M Son - - - 1 0 0 Henry Lyons - 10 Wm. Hunter - 0 0 John Gaussei) - 5 Thomas How - Wm. Johnson - 0 Jas. Ewart & Co. 2 Geo. Langtry & Co. 30 Robt. Grimshaw, 0 0 Thomas Corbitt - 0 0 Hugh HallWay - 0 David R. Moore, 1 16 11 Messrs. Moreland 2 0 ...
... M‘Clure& Son 100 Henry Lyons - 10 0 Wm. Hunter -500 John Gaussen -500 Thomas How -12 0 0 Wm. Johnson - 0 0 Jas. Ewart & Co. 2 0 Geo. Langtry & Co. - - - 30 Robt. Grimsbaw, 5 Thomas Corbitt - 5 0 Hugh Halliday - 2 David R. Moore, 1 16 11 Messrs. Moreland ...
... WOOLLEN HALL, 37, HIGH-STREET. T. P, HARDY, IRISH A BENTS CWIHE PROPRIETORS of this Establishment cont-i nue to transact business on that fair and open principle which has obtained for them distinguished patronag f and for which they return their grateful ...
... HARDY 6c HUNTER BEG leave to inform their Friends and the Public that they have REMOVED to that old established concern in Wine Cellar-Entry, where they are largely supplied with every article in the WINE and SPIRIT Trade. THEY PfOW OFFER FOR SALE, 100 ...
... county Armagh, Monday, 261h June, 1826: . George Hughes, John Duggan, Henry Sling, Gore Park, Thomas Bretton, James Adams, Robert Brown, Robert Adams, Thomas Moore, Alexander Douglass, Crawford Douglass, Patrick Crummey. To try and inquire- th?b|use, or ...