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... all Ireland. Air-Auld Lang Syne. (Drank is with enthusiasm and loud cheers, which continued for some timne)., . h The! Rev. Thomas Kearney being called upon from all h parts-,of the room, ro..e ?? Lord, and gentlemen, fi I have been colled.,upn to-respond ...
... AIr. Miley--- X £3 0 0 'g'ev.Mr.. Buckley ?? ?? 2 0 O Right Honourable Lord Morpeth 2 . 'OO 16lrs.' Thomas Kelly, per Rev. Mr. Dempsy 2 0 0 Thomas Kepl, Esq., Gardiner-street, per Rev. MrDempsy .. - ., 1 o n John Cambell, Esq., Sackville-street, per ...
... Bartholemew Delany, Clement Taylor, Charles Foley, John Tallon, Humphry Peace, Thomas Rooney, J. B. Hlamilton, William Burns, Isaac Warren, Samuel Parker, George Tates, Philip Dixon Hardy, Alexander Henry, Cuthbert Eccles, Smith Ramadge, John Baber, and Edward ...
... on thea ea corn lavks. He had great pleasure in introducing the hon.3 Y member for Carlow to the notice of the pleeting. I Thomas Gisborne, Esq. M.P., then rose to return thanks, c e and was received with great applause. The hon. gentleman I - said-I shall ...
... Patrick Mangin, Esq ?? ?? ?? 0 10 0 C EMr. Thomas Holden ?? ?? . a in ta y e rd k d ly r.eir.-nomnas tioicern ?? ?? . ?? 0 50 . John Spring, Esq ?? ?? I.. 1 0 0 Patrick O'Brien, Esq ?? .. .. . I 1 0 P Mr. Thomas Ward ?? 0 7 0 Mr. John l-enegan ?? ?? ?? ...
... SATURDAY, January 2s, 1840, the TL performances will commence with the tncmedy of the BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Hardy, Mr. Rees; Doricourt, Mr. Calcraft- Letitia Hardy, Mrs. 'Waylett, in which she will sing Where are you going my pretty maid? Away, away to the ...
... Jamnes Burnet were indicted for breaking into and entering the warehouse of Philip Dixon Hardy, and stealing therefrom five books and a quire of paper. Mr. Hardy deposed that he owns the premises No. 3, Cecilia-street, and keeps there stores and a printing ...
... Colonmel Brow~ne,. Brownj-ballI . I ~ £ I0 IMr. A. C. Lambert, ballinrohe.. 00- Mr.'Thomas KeaiyTusC' I . ?? 110 0 IMr. Bartholesnew French, Rockfield ?? I10O 0 Mr. Thomas Philip's, Cloonmore .. I 00 I Mr. John Lynch, Partry I. . 10 0 IMr.-John. Mons, Dublin ...
... Trail, ie George Joy, James Hannay, James S. Moore, jun., Hugh se Montgomery, Thomas Batt, John Clarke, Thomas Davison, r. Charles W. Armstrong, Thomas D. Bateson, and Thomas ie Stannus, Esqrs. go CARRICKFERGUS GRAND JURY, as -William Duncan Davys Wilson ...
... foreman. Sir John Burke, Bar., In Thomas B. Martin, M.P., Hon. William Le Poer French, no Hon. Thomas French, Sir Valentine Blake, Bart., Sir tin Michael Dillon Bellew, Bart., James Staunton Lambert, it James Daly, Thomas H. Redington, M.F., Burton Persse ...
... Cawdor, Lady De Clifford, Sir Charles and Lady Adamt, Miss Thompson Miss .Loch, Mr. and the Misses Richardson1, Lady Hardy, Miss Hardy, Mr. Murray, Right Hon. Sir J. C. Hobbouse, M'r. W. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Ellice, Mr. Bailey, Viscount Fitz. harris, &c ...
... Foot-Ensign Henry Piercy to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thomas Grevatt, killed in action; Ensign John Hardie Kippen to be Lieutenant, vice Piercy, whose promntson has been cancelled: Thomas James Di'ummond Reed, Gent., to he Ensign, vice Kippen. 2th ...