... fined five shiUinf* for RaLica or thk aarst Admislal Loaa Nblbom. sreil dressed old man, named Thomas Allen, accompanied gentleman, the friend of Sir Thomas Hardy, made the ing communication the Town-hall on Thursday s—H# stated that he was seventythrea years ...

... Dixon Hardy. Charles Lanauze, Edward Wolfenden, John Porter, John Cooper, Edward Brittain, Waller and Sons. Thomas Murphy, Ccorge Klctcher, John Whilty, GoSrgc M. Wilthew, James Jesson, George Browne, J. Higgins, f / C. F. ...

... New Hone Mr. Michael O'Brien. Sinjo Mr. Andrew Crawford. Tipperary Mr. Wilkinson. Tunm Mr. Thomas Browne. Waterford Mr. Henry Alcock. Wexford Mr. G. F. Hardy. Persons may insure for more years than one a single payment; ami in such cases there will Ik* ...

... Esq.s Received per Hugh Oldham, Collector Mrs. M* Cleary, 39, Nassau-strect Mr. Cassicy, 54, South Ring-street Mr. P. D. Hardy, Cecilitfcstreet Mr. Green, 17, William-street Dr. T. Beatty, 16, Miss Woo fs, 31, Suffolk-streetV Mr. Brush, 59, Towneud-slreet^ ...

... Hutton Potter St mulish Matthew O’Connell Richards Lnngdalc Scott Elliot Lawson Rich Thomas Mahony Wortlcy Protheroc Plunkett Somerville Lewis Morris Tennent Belfast Hardy Busfielcl Dunbar Gibson Scourfield Philips Martiti Somers Hoy Duncan Alexander by ...

... Esq., and he was assisted by Colonel Hrr.cn, Major Eustace, Henry Faulkincr, James Hardy Eustace, John Watson, William Fiahhournc, William Carey, Howard Moore, and Thomas Haughton, Esqrs. Colonel Brucn opened the business stating the object for which the ...

... in Liverpool, whither Mr. Thomas repaired Friday, and. seeing him, inquired if he had recently heard his friend Mr. Howell? •* Not very lately, said the prisoner; ** hope he has not done any wrong again. *• said Mr. Thomas, but have reason believe you ...

... 0pFICs, No. , COLLEGE-GREEN, DUBLIN. TlafASU[WRS' Thoma Abbott; Thomas Mooney-, Pill-lane; and Mderewn Solomon Watson. DIRECTOICS: Thomas Abbott, George MI13tide, Wldertn~ Robert Molloy, j 5bl ,,1t j Thomas Mooney, joxa ,IIr PY ' Jonathan Pim, at Crbl~e ...

... destroyed by the winter storm. Now, this house was yithin a few perches of the residence of the father of Sir Thomas (Castle Dillon). Did Sir Thomas never hear this transaction when visiting his father? He says that the county Armagh, or the district in which ...

... schoolmaster is, was in the person of Mislher Thos. Swain, at the Burrisokane petit sessions. After the election, as Messrs. Thomas Sloncy, D. Faulkner, A. Carew, and others, were returning to Burrisokane. they were stopped near Ballinware a common car, ...

... ready to answer for the respondent. Mr. Hardy—l have seen the person in the house, and when I went to expostulate with the respondent, he used some kind of threatening insolent language. Respondent—Oh, Mr. Hardy, I did not think you would be bitter against ...

... Liverpool Agricultural Mietiag. The attention of Agriculturists Is 'Nailed to this very valuable, prolific, and perfectly hardy description of White Wheat, the . origin of which was ihree Ears. discovered on a Moun ain t.witzerlatid. From its years' impartial ...