... remain, Your Lordship's most obedient, and very humble servant, THOMAS CASTLES. LORD DUNCANNON. In this days Seat itbel will be (mad a letter, addressed to the above Nobleman, signed Thomas C s—with the particular details of which, of course, we do not ...

... Church, at Llandilo, beg to return their grateful thanks to James Thomas, Esq. of Caeglis, for his liberal donation of a load of coal. A most distressing accident occurred on Monday last to Thomas Hughes, aged 80 years, in the employ of Mr. Harvey at the Paper ...

... modest,eirtstais, and well-dressed young lady. who appeared to be an old acquaintance of the bench. The defendant, a rough, hardy old veteran, who had apparently weathered many a severe storm on the continent. She charged him with having met her near Mr ...

... Juba Kavanagh, Thomas Neil, David Now tan, l'ateiek Doyle, Thomas Toole, Thomas Doran, John Fats iek Maher, Fatelek Now lito, Thomas Maher, Andrew• lialtnn, towe Waters, TI l Flannegan. James Kelly, Terence Kelly. John Ket gins, Thomas James ...

... thank you for your patience!, and hope the salutary advice you will receive this day will have its due edeet (loud cheers). THOMAS Esq.—The resolution which I am about to read requires very little explanation ; in fact, it will expluin itself. The exorbitant ...

... Timber-Merchant; Mr. W. G. Thomas; Mr. E. 11. Stacey; Mr. John Evans, Cross; Mr. Evan Rees; Mr. William Phillips; Mr. Thomas Morgan, Dark- Gate; Mr. David Thomas, Penlan; Mr. Phillip Davies ; Mr. Thomas Griffiths; Mr. William Thomas, Draper; ...

... the day ; au.' every thing, a Melt our reporter observed, fully proved the peaceali:e, legal, but determined conduct of a hardy and intelligent people, to relieve thein*elves, by constitutional titans, (torn the grievous and odious burden of tithes. We ...

... entitles him to a considerable revenue, which revenue probably has been gained by the plund.r of the people. We trust the hardy Scotch will male common cause with Ireland, and never cease their exertions until we wrest our long lost rights from the grssp ...

... Henry Faulkner John James Leckey, Walter Newinn, William Garrett, John Alexander, Pilsworth Whe- Le, Samuel Elliot, James Hardy Eustace, William Fishbourne, Adam Woo:nth:ld, Esgrs. His Lordship then proceeded to deliver his charge, as : hentletuen of ...

... Clarke, Brlmorit, Carlow; John Watson, J P., Leighlin bridge; Thomas Stoyte, Carlow; Beauchamp Carlow ; Henry Walter., J.P., Carlow; Rev. George Vernon, Carlow ; Thomas Elliott, Carlow ; James Hardy Eicstace,J.P., Co. Carlow ; Adam Graves Averell. R.N., County ...

... much respected. issional character On Thursday last, at Pimlico, in the wdd year of his age, Mr. • independence as Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of tine London o seem to be the Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Horne Tooke, Mr. Thelwall ...

... putting her in a fit state of servic.:. Admiral Villeneuve and his officers dined yesterday with the British Port Admiral, Sir Thomas Foley, and this day the same gallant guests are to partake of a sumptuous entertainment given by Sir Colin C:unpbell, the ...