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... Fitzgerald, Joseph Dunbar, Michael Murphy, William Harrington, John Mahony. F- Fogarty and Co. Daniel Bryan Smith, 'Thomas Eochford, D. Mnllane, Thomas Robinson, Beamish and Crawford, Bryan Gal wav, John Cogan. James Cleary, Uavid and M. Cagney, Mary Ann Slillen ...
... Subscriptions. —Arthur Guinness, Esq., 51. ; A. L. Guinness, Esq., 11. ; Benjamin L. Guinness, Esq., II.; Miss Hardy, 11. ; Miss 11. Hardy, 31. ; S. Boileau, Esq., 11. John Elliott, Esq , 11. Is. Donations and Subscriptions in aid of the Institution will ...
... AirkuAL Subscriptions.— Arthur Guinness, Esq., 51.; A. Guinness, Esq., II.; Benjamin L. Guinness, Esq., II.; Miss Hardy, 11. ; Miss H. Hardy, 31. Boileau, Esq., 11. ; John Elliott, Esq., 11. Is. Donations and Subscriptions in aid of the Institution will ...
... Esq., Charles Littledale, Esq., Harry Chester, Esq., Henry Littledale, Esq., John Cockerell, Esq., George Norman, Esq. ' Thomas Durrien, jun., Esq., John Pearso, Esq., John Drutnrnpnd, Esq., Brice Pearse, Esq., Charles if. For.d, Esq., Charles Richard ...
... Duldin. CURRY, WILLIAM, Summer-hill, Dublin. DOBBIN, THOMAS, E-q., Armagh. EVANS, THOMAS KELLY, Esq., Do. FOX, CHARLES, Esq, 13, Rutlancl-sqnare, W. FKRRIER, J., Esq., Director of the Bunk of Ireland. HARDY, JOHN, Esq, l-oughgall. II \WHIN'S, J., Esq.. Sackville ...
... Annual Subscriptions. —Arthur Guinness, Esq , 51.; A. L Guinness, Esq., 11. ; Benjamin L. Guinness. Esq., 11. ; Miss Hardy, 11. ; Miss H. Hardy, 31. ; S. Boileau, Esq., 11. ; John Elliott, Esq., 11. Is. Donations and Subscriptions in aid of the Institution ...
... PRESENT EVENING, December 13, (he pcfformances will commence with the popular Comedy PAUL PRY. p , p yir, Rees; Colonel Hardy, Mr. Bass ; Mr. Hudson ; Mrs. Subtle, Mrs. Stiekney; Fhfj^e, Ajhinr , nterta nments w conclude with LIFE IN DUBLIN. C -I v( ...
... his talents, Mr. Hardy was ready to drag the delinquent to the bar of the house (hear, hear, and | cheering). The Chairman concluded proposing the i health Mr. Hardy,” which was drunk with nine times nine, i and hearty plaudits. Mr. Hardy rose amidst the ...
... unsaleable for want of demand, and prices irregular. Oats, oatmeal, barley, beans, and peas have been in limited request, but with hard*y any alteration in their value. Foreign wheat and other artie'es in bond are held with great steadiness, but no business in ...
... his talents, Mr. Hardy was ready to drag the dr linquent to the bar of the house (hoar, hear, and cheering). The Chairman concluded by proposing the health Mr. Hardy,” which was drunk with nine times nine, mid hearty plaudits. Mr. Hardy rose amidst the ...
... DAME-STREEFV TRITSTKKB : Ri«ht Mon. Karl Fortp-scii:, Licutcnau*Qfl)wn, Rijrht Hon. Karl Mori.f.y, Ri«ht Mon. Iy»nl Clifford, Sir Thomas Dvkk Bart., M.P., Edward Divf.tt, Esq., M.P., Samcf.i. Frf.df.rick Milford, of Brighton, Esq. Lipk Df.partmknt conrluctefl ...
... (Joseph), I ; Roper jun. (Thomas). 2 ; Perrin 2;liis, (James), I ; Rack jun. (George), Stafford, 3; D’Arcy, I; Shcrrork, 4; Danaher Imus, (John), 2; Danaher 2duv, (Richard), 2; Hayden, 1 ; Gloster 2dus, (Edward), ; Raker sen. (Thomas), 4; M'Cormick, 1 ; Brady ...