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... few words on that, to him, most insity of preserving the public peace., teresting occasion. But, in truth, he found it Mr. HARDY, after mentioning London and much more difficult to bear victory than to bear several other places at which Reformers had the ...
... Gentleman then retired to the back of the hustings. The Sheriffs then called for a show of hands, which was declared in favour of Thomas Wood and Henry Pownall, Esqrs,—(Uproarious cheering from the Conservatives.) A poll was then demanded on behalf of Messrs ...
... Returning Officer, and Messrs. Parker, Ward, and their friends the left. Of course the centre of the hustings was occupied By Thomas Blake, Esq., the Master Cutler, Returning Officer, and several Members of the Cutlers’ Company. The area in front of the hustings ...
... clerk; An- Y ?? shley. X ho. qL letter W, 713 voters; booth situate in the Court ic House; deputy, John Thorp; poll clerk, Thomas Cutler. e No. 8, letter F, 598 voters; booth situate in the City re Grand Jury Room; deputy, William Richardson; poll clerk ...
... Mallow Mr John Gardiner Vipperary Mr Riehard ¢ hel Mr Richard Keati Youghall Mr Russell Waterford Mr Alcock Wexford Mr. } Hardy New Ross Mr Michael O'Bri Carrick-on- Suir Mr. P. J. Hayden ad Dungarvan Mr. W. HE Coppin Mr. John Hinton. Kilkenny Mr Humphry ...
... :naggoaotns,rnryeGeuareddi Henry Boys, from the 12th 44kotettuzent James Davis, who retires upon half-pay. ' be Of Feot.—Lieut. Thomas Bloomfield Rust, from the '-lrriaster, vice John Grant, who retires upon half-pay. R OF ORDNANCE, JuLy 31. tab t Tift4t,t4 ...
... daughter of the late W. Fiiumpson, E* ...
... apartments, coals, &c. The old veteran owes this promotion, which saved him from the workhouse, to the exertions of Sir T. Hardy and others. We noticed a short time since a rocket of a peculiar construetiou, which was exhibited in the Underwriters'-room ...
... settled, I will do it with the greatest satisfaction. Mr. HARDY.—WiII you support that bill? Lord SANDON.—As soon as the Protestant Church Establishment is put on a footing of safety. Mr. HARDY.—WiII your lordship support a measure, brought into Parliament ...
... North eRe: EXCHEQUER Ex- RSUANT to an Or- | WEDNESDAY neat, the zd AUGUST, of the Simeon Henry Hardy, der of her Mayesty’S | o'Cluck in the ceutor ef Suneon Hardy, | | | FARES hope deceased Court xehequer, in | made in this Cause, Steward’s Fees. ) i 21 First ...
... apartments, coals, &c. The old veteran owes this promotion, which saved him from the work 3i , house, to the exertions of Sir T. Hardy and others. We noticed a short time since a rocket of a peculiar construction, which was exhibited in the Underwriters'-room ...
... jun., Esq. The Hon. Hugh Lindsay. Harry Chester, Esq. Charles Liltledale, Esq. John Cockerell, Esq. Henry Litlledale, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq. George Warde Norman, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. Brice Pearse, Esq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq. Brice Hearse ...