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... reply’to some unseemly reflections Mr. O’Connell, a late occasion, which doubt were personally offensive. It expected that Sir Thomas Butler and Horace Esq. will stand for the County Carlow, at the next election,in opposition to Col. Bruen and Mr. Kavanagh ...
... farther increase to its slock of labouring poor, thus froa the effects of the legislative Union, have a once comfortable, hardy end long suffeting people, been stripped of employment and reduced to unprecedented distress—an extent of injury which (he ...
... Memoirs and Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson. President the United States, than whom men have displayed greater energy, nr more powcrfnlly promoted the interest the country, tinring very difficult and stormy times. Lieut. Hardy’s Travels in the Interior ...
... Ro*s 10 o|Doctor 2 Mayor of Cork 10 0 0 Dan. Meagher 2 0 Sam Perrott 10 0 Paul Maylor 0 0 Win. and Thomas Mrs. Wood 2 Wise 10 0 Alexander S. Deane 0 0 Thomas Hewitt and Robert W.Edden 2 0 t« 10 0 0 tiicbard Coppioger 2 A. 13.—C. l).£o. 10 0 OjJames Woods ...
... unaccompanied the corrector of their errors, —Literary Gazette. MEMOIRS and CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON* fata President of 3 ilia United S'ate*. Edited THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH— Complete in voli; #vo. with portrait, and f'ae simile of I lie otiginal ...
... Adm. SirC. Paget 0 Ring and Co 0 Rtßv,DrCoppioger 0 Sexton Baylee 1 0 Rev. Doctor Austen 5 Thomas M. Byrne It) 0 Mrs. Reeves 0 it. Clear and Co. 110 0 Thomas Walk r 0 I Cox & Sous Lord Riversdale. 0 Rev. S. W. Terry 110 0 Robert Delacour. ...
... Jlinghatii 10 Doctor Willes.’. ~ 2. O' John Smith Barry 10 0 0 Thomas F. Harrison' 2 0 Marquis Thomond 10 Mrs. Cuxun, Messrs. Cummins.. Priory .' 0.0 Peter Maziere.. „ MagiitratesuTUuss- Thomas Deane. 5 0 carbery, pep Mr. Jas. &Co 5 0 0 Hnngerford‘, ...
... Clarendon, unaccompanied the corrector of their errors, Calamy.”—Lf/cmry 2. MEMOIRS ami CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, the -United States. Edited, bv Thomas Jefferson Randolph. Complete !n 2 vols. Bvo., with portrait, and fac simile of the original Declaration ...
... United States. | by THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH. C m es - lin 4 vols. 8vo. with portrait, and facsimile of the | Jefferson. norable | “ A work of extraordinary interest, and full of tl of rials of political n Irish much LIEUT. HARDY'S TRAVELS in the INT] ...
... its application to Mr. and Mrs. Wysewas manifest. The circumstances out which the libel originated were briefly these Mr. Thomas AVyse, the eldest brother of the prosecutin’ in this case, and his wife Madame Lctitia Bonaparte Wyse, returned to Waterford ...
... published £697 9 0 Isaac Bell, 10 0 Maurice Slattery, Thomas Steers, 10 0 James Lambkin, 10 0 Mr Sharp, 10 0 Thomas Forrest, 10 Mr Phair, 10 0 Isaac Bass, 10 0 J. McSweeny, 10 0 John Topp 10 0 Thomas Ware, 10 0 James C. Cogan, 1 0 0 Abell and Beale, 10 ...
... interest, and full of th 1 riale of nolitical ont to 3. LIECT. HARDY’S TRAVELS in the INTE eased or MEXICO, in 1526, 1827 and 1828. In 1 vol. Sv numerous illustrations, 16s. y ap- “ Lieutenant Hardy wert out in the capaciiy of | wv his gesied | miss‘oner general ...