... brother Thomas Doyle, they are-emplyed as drivers under Mr. Westropp, of Limerick ; a few days befor4ie the outrage they drove the lands occupiedby John McGrath, and othet pe'opleon the estate; the persons in the house that night were, iitness, Thomas and ...

... Patrick Byrne and Edward Boyle for stealing a hat, shirt, and portmairiteaui 'the piropertS of Thomas Richardson, at: Belfast, on 18th Dec. last .. ' ' - - : I Thomas RichardsonA: portmanteau, &c' belonging to witness vas taken out-od the' Banbidge; -caravan-saw ...

... PETIT Juisy.-Saniuel Lyle, Wm. Gray, James Barnett, Win. 'Pirrie, Freeman Hardy, Arbuthnot Emerson, Robert Neill, Samnuel 'Cowan, John Charters, Thomas M'Cammou, Pla!has ?? and Thomas Ward. David and Hannah Mills, for passing base coin to Eliza- beth Beggs ...

... -aind'OFFERED- FOR'SALF,. Belfast, April 1 8,:iS30. - - Sig ued, r JOHN HARRISON. ?? . ROBER!'T -J. 1'9ENTIRE. EDWARD IHARLEY. -THOMA SA IUG I-IES. -OHGAUSSE9N.-, CO., ALEX. DICKSON. JAMES F. M'GEE. SAMUEL CAMPBELL & CO. ALEX. M'DONNELL & CO. , 466) . - AR4THUR ...

... Wilson George Ash T. G. lp2 Iro5 R. Stevenson Isaac Hardy V. legdsrb John Clarke Lewis Reford Robert S 11. Ashmore John Cunningharm Jan te, rteter James Stewart Alex. M'Laine RidB James Blair Thomas Corbitt ichard tt Elelra. And the following on the Market ...

... Knowles-he crime in the rear' of him whlen he found his - mins were held, -arid str'uck -him in the spine with somethinig ery hard-is- sure it was Knowles that struck him-has peri confined almost ever iiice-by--it, -aid caur reith'rrise or sit-dawn in comfort ...

... Lancaster; Hamilon 3tias' (HEugh,) MIWIl- waine, Badilam; 'White 5tus. (Johnl.) Fop. SeaNcE-ro Mdr Browne 3tiu9 (Thomas C.) Trayer iUo. .( ?? Leech, Hardy, Johnson 3tius. (Zach.) Thomp_ ?? 8VSs. (John G.) Mr. Saott,-Mr. O'Connell Jtn. (Mor- gan.) Frauks, M'Cape; ...

... preached in aid of their Funds, in the Parish y bol the 20th ?? on the occason Choc.j of Donegall, RhIjha4d Blackiston, and Thomas 'Esqrs- The sum ?? amnounted to £25a 8s. (ieg ?? 1 tiorn the archioness of Donegall- gl M W m1iss (lelaid, of Stormuolont; ...

... be diseChareed. AAC HARDY, AMUEL HUNTER. Belfast, Ist July5 1330 . . ISAAC HARDY bee l Ixiform the Friends of the late Firm, and the Pub hate has formed a Partnership with Mr. FHUGH W. ARS-ISTRONG, anld that, under the Firm-of HARDY &.ARMSTRONG, the business ...

... H. H. Hardy; T. C. Hall; John Ca mpbell, Cert.; L. Reford, Belfast, Cert. Ancient Geoqraphy.-V. C. Boyd; W. Matthews, Cart; R. G. How; J. Hone; J. M'Bride, Cert. Mf)dern Ditfo.-V. C. Boyd; E. S. Smyth; J. Hone: R. G. How; *V Hardy; h. H. Hardy, Cert.; ...

... discharged. ISAAC HARDY, SAMIUEL HUNTER. Belfast, 1st July, 1330. ISAAC HARDY begsleave to inform the Friends of the late Firm, and the Public, that he has formed a Partnership with Mr. HUGH W. ARMSTRONG, and that, under the Firmrof HARDY & ARMSTRONG, the ...

... discharged. ISAAC HARDY, SAMUEL HUNTER. Belfast, ]st July, 1330. ISAAC HARDY begsleave to inform the Friends of the late Firm, and the Public, that he has formed a Partnership with Mfr. HUGHj W. ARMSTRONG, and that, under the Firmof HARDY & ARMSTRONG, the ...