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... Rev. J. Fisher ft dleton), per Mr. James James Magee, Esq. I 0 Johnston, jun., .1*1) 2s. 9d., Mrs. Magee 0 ft 0 viz. : Miss Hardy 0 ft Hugh Harris, Esq. Major Irwin I 0 0 Win G. Irwin,Esq. I 0 Mr. Crawford 0 ft 0 Mr. James Drucc 0 0 Rev. Mr. White 0 ft ...
... Murphy and Co., 401. ; Daniel Murphy aud Son, ; Win. Hackett and Co., 201.; Thomas Lyons, 201. ; F. Lyons, 101, ; Messrs. Wise, distillers, 101; Jeremiah Stack Murphy, I*ol. ; J. Hardy, 101. ; S. Hayes, ; A Friend, per M. Gould, 101. ; Daniel Meagher, til ...
... Parish (Mid- Rev. J. Fisher dlcton), jier Mr. James James Magee, Esq. 0 0 Johnston, juu., 2s. 9d., Mr*. Magee 0 5 viz. : Mis* Hardy 5 Hugh Harris Esq. 0 0 Major Irwin I 0 0 Win G. Irwin,Esq. 0 0 Mr. Crawford Mr. James Bruce 0 Rev Mr. While Mr. J. Johnston ...
... ; Mr. P. Clarke, 7*. Gd. ; s*. each from Messrs. Thomas Doyle, Thomas Bartley, juo., Francis M‘Kenna, Patrick M'Gawley, John M’Kane, Anonymous Do., Mr. James Mallen, Thomas M*Mahon, Thomas Halloo, Thomas Bartley, sen , and Mrs. Judith Smith ...
... J. Hamilion, Rev M. Flanagan, Rev Joseph A. Benningham, the High Sheriffs, Thomas Herbert Orpen, F.sq., M.D., South (■ rederic -street; W. !>. Matthews, Esq. Castle; Thomas Gresham. Esq., Sackvillc-stre«t; John Dennan, K?q., Abbey-street ; George H. ...
... would suggest, after the caution he had received, it would, perhaps, advisable allow the mat i r to drop. Edmund Clarke and Thomas Kennedy were indicted fin burglary and robbery on the bouse of Christopher Connor, ai Christopher Connor deposed that on the ...
... to two o’clock only seven or cijiht gentlemen had arrived, including Mr. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Maclean, M. P., and Colonel Perceval, M. P.; and at the lime our reporter left, Mr. Hardy had just taken the chair, and Doctor Clifford was reading statement of the ...
... Woman.— the vine which has long twitted its graceful foliage about the oak, and been lifted it into sunshine, will, when the hardy plant razed by the thunder, bolt, round it with its caressing tendrils, and bind up its shattered boughs, it it beautifully ...
... Mr Thomas Clowry, Killough- in. ternane, Mr John Byrne, Ballycormac, Mr S Patrick Doyle, Kilgreany, Mr Thomas Nolan, ,rs, Ballyellen, Mr John Nolan, do, Mr Michael ss- Hoey, Kilcarrig, Mr John Byrne, Ballytarsna, yer Mr John Clonry, do, Mr Thomas Caily ...
... June 13— Lovely, Thomas, general cargo, Glasgow; Post Boy, Priam, general cargo, Leghorn •, Success, Davis, bark, Chepstow; Visitor, general cargo, Antigua. Sailed Anno, Price, scrap iron, Alnwick. Wind, S. Arrived, June —Eclipse, Hardy, general cargo, ...
... Smyth, do 2 0 Servo'', at Glananne 0 , 7 6 Consiabulary at Collinstown .. 0 A 0 Mr Thomas Levy 0 5 0 Mr C. Black .. 0 2 6 Mr L. Levy .. 0 2 g smaller sums 0 7 6 Mai Hardy, C. Gamsett. * . 1 0 0 Charles Rag 3 0 0 Presbyterian Canna- Lan at nosey, Rev Mr ...
... Campbell Buritonr, Esq., late ee Caprarir in the tilth Royal triash Fuotteers. ati PIER HEAD, DUBLIN. :et JUNE 3Avrived, Lovely, Thomas, Glasgow, general ed cargo;. Post.Boy, Priam, Legborn, ditto; Success, Davis, .at C|epstow, bark : Earl of Lonsdale, steamer ...