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... Mr. Semple returned thanks. Tbe Deny Press.' Messrs, Hyslop and Mipberson returned thanks. Thelieallli Mrs dork. •• Tom White end Ihe Derrs Hoot. Mr. While relarned ibn Nninerous other toasts were Riven wlib imanlmons tbe hilaril, of the ercniiiß ...
... ala charge of Iwo per com. on tba amount when realised. order uf lha Board, SAMUEL JACKSON, Surretary. ...
... Treasurer of the Society. Mr. V ilium Sempl • Mr. Semple returned thanks. •• The Derry Press/' The health of Mrs. Clark. „ Tom White and the Derry Huul. Mr. White returned thanks. . the ( ...
... on the list. Mr. Campbell returned thanks. The High Sheriff of the staple, Thomas Knox, Esq.” The health of Mrs. Clark.” Tom White and the Derry Hunt.” Mr. White returned thanks. After enjoying one of the most agreeable evenings since the formation of ...
... SALTS; 61 Pipes LINSEED OIL; 3 Puncheons TURPESTINE - 132 Cashs Genuine WHITE PAINT. Iso. Dry WHITE! LEAD; 5 Do. RED LEAD; Tom WHITING. lie has also receirrd, per Ranger, from London, I*2 Pin.s Linsted and Rape OILS : Cashs Genuine WHITE PAINT; And bat Store ...
... HOUSTON will SELL AUCTION. J. on TIIUKSDAV. h in.t ,« TW VE : the C«f«oi flbe Shy Lome, no* Untilin' «t K !> DOCK, 100 Tom White Pine TIMBER. liO Do. Red P‘e 80. ; Do. Black Birch Do.; ■ Tieres DEALS, to 10JeeVuim; ■iM Do. Da. BATTENS, Bto 20 I W Do ...
... 20, Morris 7 and 11. Marlin 1 and 12, Hood 2 and 5, Ac. T.ie parly afterwards spe.il p>casant evening at the Citeketers. Tom White, of the loth liusa.irs wc known as haring been used to run with Mr Meyncli’s hounds, undertook the last race day, for a small ...
... seored Ash 4 and 20, Morris 7 and 14, Marlin 1 aud 12, Hood? and 5, &c. The party afterwards a evening at the Cricketers. Tom White, of the 10th hussars, well known as having been used to rua with Mr. Meynell’s hounds, undertook, on the last race-day, for ...
... TETBUKY, that fine muscular IWrs '’ FKIKCE THE VALLEY, The property of Mr. Thomas Hart. THE VALLEY is dark hay, free I f tom white, with black legs; stands 16 hands, 2 inches high ; posscsing fine muscular substance, with superior action; very temperate ...
... implied in being a possessor of the public laud /PIO LATIN lIIMAiItTAIIII M EA PITIN Z. with pomp august and solemn. borne On tom white camels tinkling platen of gold, Herald. before and Ethiop slaves behind, Earls with the signs of Ake in his hand, Each on ...
... for Lives, renewable for ever, at the Yearly Rgnt o Dutch and Riga FLAXSEED ; There is on the Premises one excellent and tom: White's Waterford BLUE, §c., §¢. DWELLING-HOUSE, with suitable Yard and | Flaxseed carried by the Ulster Canal Steam-Carrying ...
... Maudland-road, Preston. Samuel Sedgwick is now willing to run the following men resident in Liverpool. viz. .—Phillips, Tom White, Charley Cockshot, Jack Savage. William Dyer, George Plaistow, or Holbrook, 140 or yards, for or *25 a side, on a macadamized ...