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... devoted to its defence.- To use the hardy language Warhurton, will say to its enemies that I love not their cause, and fear nut the abilities which support it.” 1 have the honor to be, your Lordship’s obedient servant, THOMAS FERNS. THE OLD YEAR. (From the ...
... are those ot I.elaml, Drlscol, Gordon, |, th i„k there is Catholic in England in Irelantl Spencer, Cartes I.ife of Ormond. Hardys I.ile of Charle- wh(> d, ., „ t feel interest the characters of the Calhomont, Gordons History the Rebellion, the Life , >Mr ...
... to its defencse- ?? use the hardy language of Warburton. I will say to its enemies, that ...
... devoted to its defence. use the hardy language of Warburton, will say to its enemies that 1 love not their causc.and fear not the abilities which support it.” 1 have the honor to be, your Lordship’s obedient servant, THOMAS FERNS. FOUR COURTS MARSHAUSEA ...
... hour of One Chambers, on the lims-quay, Dubll the Tiiffhest anil fairest liuMcr, all Villages, and hands of Ki held by Thomas Hardi: lease of three lives renewable motion one plouslilaml and ✓in the Barony of Barrymore competent part thereof, for tl mentioned ...
... devoted to its defence. To use the hardy language Warburlon, I will say its enemies ; that I love not their cause, and fear not ihejabilities which sup• port it.” 1 hava the honor to be, your Lordship’ obedient servant, [ THOMAS FER-NS. Tbi Earthquake Trabstlvanu ...
... be devoted to its defence. use till-hardy language of Warburton, will say its enemies I love not their cause, and fear not the abilities which support it.” have the honor to be, your Lordship’s obedient servant. THOMAS FERNS. FEMALE FASHIUSS FOR JANUARY ...
... leaving it to the discretion of his Worship and the Sheriffs. A letterfrom Mr. Thos. Fitv.gibbon wa» read the Secretary, Mr. Hardy. It stated that, though he was not inclined to bestow money for purpose which ought to he provided for out of the wealth of ...
... en.orlalisl and d.a?ye.l her anthoow' y«« to briny bet.a. me the l-.d, —- diction. appeal ht« those reports, , t* use the hardy hmjma-e War- • tlle nrodneino paper, which said .. »s ...
... from that debt; having no power to. protect any petitioner from a debt due to the Adjourned Cases.— Edward till 14lh inslant; Thomas Richardson, ditto ; James Dignam, 13th Inst.; John M’Cann was remanded for five months at the suit of all bis creditors. _ ...
... Mr. Thomas B™* No. U.SuUvan’s Quay. Cork. 7th January, 1830. A LIST OT THE BELFAST SHIPPING, A, „Ld at the present tune, Dec 1829, and employed in the Trade of Belfast. TRADE. u Owners. | Thomas Ekenhead, David Grain- I ger, andJ. Murray. Thomas Gchton ...
... M*Anile, John Reynolds, Marcus Hickey, W. Thompson, Rev. A. O’Connell, R. Grace, Chas, Church, F. J. Moouey, Joint Keshan, Thomas Dechan, M, J. O’Kelly, M. Preudcrgast, R. M’Kemia, W. Whelan. TO THE BISHOP FEE NS. Mr Lord—l had h ronsidrrabledoulit whether ...