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... pledged-himself to bring forward io the next Session of Parliament wea. safe to abolish flogging •• OTuSahmwt in the navy. Sir Thomas Hardy said, .ff ever wUr ahould.arise, be would not responaible for the snceeatWfid honour ef the navy: jf was not allowed to ...
... d British guests who dined with the young Queen yesterday, at the tnhle of Sir Thomas WilliamsTwereSir James Graham and liU Lady, Sir Frederick Maitland, Sir Thomas Hardy, and all the other principal ofliceis of the Admiralty Board. The Duchess of Kent ...
... Andrew Rogers. Aqtilila Smith, Peter Callar glian, S. I>win, Thomas M. Gre-sham, Richard Beere, I-'oliert Smith Stuhhs, Richard Sparks, Richard Ucade, Titos. Williams, Joint Pearson, Philip Hardy, and Samuel Oldham, Ksqrs. Cot’NT Caanh Jury.—William P. Hocy ...
... eldest daughter of the late Thomas Jones, Esq. At Bath, the Hoo. Richard Howe Browne, son of the late and brother of the present Lord Kilmaiue, to Elizabeth, daughter of the Hon. Colonel Browne. At St.Thomas’s Church, Dublin, Thomas S. Snagg, Esq. of Lower ...
... Lard Rolle. Lewisham Church, Edward Ross, Esq. second son of the late Rer. Thomas Rots, of Ross Trevor, iu the county Down, to Anne May on, eldest daughter of tbe Right Hon. Thomas Peregrine Courtenay. DEATHS. lo Tipptrary, on Moodajr lut, at an advanced ...
... Sir T. Chapman has offered reward of due hundred pounds for the discovery of the villains.'’ inquest was held before Henry Hardy, Esq. at tbn Bridewell Cork, on the body of Robert Hunter, a soldier belonging the T7lh It appeared thnt the -deceased, a live ...
... UNIVERSITY intelligence. the late Quarterly ' n Trinity Colle»e, Hie follovriu lmnora were Sciiitci, to MocDbnnnll (Robert), Hardy (Simeon), {George), Buteher (Sanuiel), Byre (Mo), Mr. Rutlierronl (Tl.ouia.), {Jt-enh), Gar«» (Job.), Orr (Aleaauder S), Andrew ...
... fatherâs house, the Rev. Mr. Colter, Hr. Thomas Cleary, of Ballyaabiaeb, in the county Limerick, to Mary Anne, only daughter of Mr. Daniel Geran, Rushmounl, county Cush. In Anne's Church, Dublin, Hr. Thomas Barrett, to Clara, youngeal daughter of Hr ...
... rose to deprecate the practice of keeping prize-money so long from those who were «ntitled to and richly deserved it. Mr. HARDY trusted that the practice among the agents of not paying the odd pence was done away with. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT felt quite satisfied ...
... very amiable disposition and Wpaging manners. Kilrush, aged years, Mrs. Staihara, widow of Thomas Statham, Esq. At Templeogue-huuse, Mrs. Ellis, relict of Thomas Ellis, *l. Master in Chancery, daughter of Colonel Mousell, of Tvrrne, and »i«ter to the ...
... O’Grady; Cokmel Borke; John Morrogb, Dsnel ConOeT, Coliper Peorose, Abraham Morris, Henry Wallas, Thomas French, James Caulfield Beamish, Bernard Robert Shaw, Thomas Parsons Boland, Franeit Bernard 'Beamish, Robert Penrose Fitzgerald, William Harrington, Horatio ...
... month*, for riot and assault; John Keating,three months imprisonment fora rescue; John six weeks imprisonment, for assault; Thomas Keating, to imprisoned one monlb for contempt and prevarication ; John Gihbony, to be imprisoned for twelve months, for an ...