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... was proceeded with : L. J. Westropp, Isaac Morgan, Robert Stevelly N. M. Cummins, Dan. Muiphy, Win. Clear, Robert Carr, John Hardy, Joshua Hargrave, Win. Logan, James Bleaaby, Robert Evory. Foley v. O’Connell. In this action Mr. William Foley was plaintiff ...
... the Jurors. William Uelany, Michael O’Brien, Daniel Riordaii, John K. Warren, Thomas .Murphy, George atts, Daniel Hussett, Nicholas W. Kearns, David Barry, James Lawton, Thomas Cunningham, Alexander Moore. The first Witness examined was Doctor E, TOWNSEND ...
... for Van Dieiman ’s land, with wife and family. | Like the Jaclean who thought scorn to be beholden to Noah or his ark, this hardy son of the mountain would have a ship of his a wn. Accordingly he feli in, at our Broomiclaw, with a the Dunscombe, trom London ...
... Sir William Chattertov, Dart. Foreman. Sir Anthony Perrier, Knt. William John Sheehy, Thomas Dunseoinbe, Daniel F. Leahy, Richard Lane, William W. Leyccster, Simeon Hardy, . ■A'JereiniaU Stack Murphy, WilUaru Crofts, ▼ William Large, Franc Bernard Beamish ...
... Reeves James Morton Thomas Buckley Robert Rogers George C. Frend George Beale William Rogers CharlesCroker,Cant. John W. Edgar, Clk. William Roberts James Crone H. B. Roberts Thomas Knolles S. Faiitlough, Clk. G.Suinihill.CaptßN Thomas W.Knolles John B. ...
... Thunder, at St. PetertH&iuich, the Her. W. C. Nelllgan, Geo. Clarke, K«|. Mlu Jane Jagoe, of nunmanway. On the IDlhinat., Mr. Thomas Tangney, of Patrlck-street. to Anne, third TUghter of Patrick Cussen, Bally ford, in thi» County, On Tuwday, h« father'* «rat ...
... however, they placed on his knees, and swore him leave the country, as they allow stranger in future to reside there. Mr, Thomas IJmirke, agent Joseph Myles M ( Donnell, Esq. went lands of Clareinadden and Derrew, anil demanded the e, 'l of the tenants ...
... lovely bride, in St! fordshire—- Report still affirms that the long talked of marriage between Lord John Russell and Miss Hardy will be solemnised at the end of the season.—Captain of the 68th Light Infantry, will shortiy lead to the hymeneal altar a ...
... TRADE. THE CHAIRMAN, Rev. James Walsh, P.P. James Adams, Rev. Egar, R.C.C. Jeremiah Donovan, Thomas S. Coppinger, J.P. | Joseph Coppinger, James Mury ys Thomas Dwver. B. J. Hackett, Garrett Barry, and Mathias C. laghan, | Joseph LEsurs RIGiIEPYVY REV. ...
... ; Mr. Cobbet: two years; Mr. Drakard Stamford, twelve months ; gomery, Sheffield, two imprisonments of six months ; Messrs Hardy and Thelwail, eight months, under charge of tive treason, in ; aud Air. John Gale Jones, eighteen months in two imprisonments ...
... GREAT RUSSELL STREET, BLOOMSBURY LONDON. Capital, jtoOO.OOO. DIHECTORS. George Pinckaru, m.o. (’hairnum, Lonl Tcmplemore. Thomas ) Rev. G. Berresford, M. Sir C. Des V Rev. J. MacDonald, MA. John Dixon. George G. Babington, Esq. James KiliblewMtc, Esq ...
... Lieutenant, vice Trevor. Gentleman Cadet Stanley Hornby to Second Lieutenant, vice H inch dine, promoted. Gentleman Cadet St. John Thomas Browne to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tapp, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Charles Bingham to ditto, vice Fouldim. promoted. Gentleman ...