... 432, Wcat-Strand, London, 21, Wicklow-Strcct, Dublin; Mantifuctoru in Irclunil—- Canal Harbour, Dublin. MESSRS. T. AND F. HARDY, Agents for Belfast* COPY of a Letter from the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police Force, addressed to li. C. Morcton ...

... publish Treatise on the Grecian Drama. Greek Prosody, and Versification, &c. &c. Both works may be had from Messrs. Cummins. Hardy and Walkcu, tec. Lc. The Vacation will terminate January 27. Dungannon College, Dec. 1839. (532 Carriokmacross School. REV ...

... WEST-STRAND, LONDON; AND No. 21. WICK LOW-STREET, DUBLIN. Manufactory in !rtf and—Royal Canal Harbour, Dublin. Messrs. T. and F. HARDY, AGENTS FOR RELFAST, Will receive and transmit orders for the Company, the Manufactory, Dublin, where they will detained but ...

... superseded. The Coast Guard. —A Commander, Lieutenant, and Mate of the Coast Guards, are to be promoted ananally. Commander M‘Hardy is selected for the annual coast guard promotion. The portion of prize money to each subaltern engaged in the capture of Ghuznee ...

... and was ably supported by Mr. Thomas Gelston, of Portaferry, who kindly consented to act as croupier. The meeting separated at an early hour, much pleased with the proceedings of the day Whig. The Church. —The Rev. Thomas Tenison Cuffe, late of Mountmclick ...

... Public one of tho numerous testimonials of the efficacy of their Waterproofing Process; Copy of a Letter read from Captain M'HARDY, Commander, R.N. Inspecting Commandant of the Cooat Guard, and addressed to H. C. MORETON DYER, Esq. Director the above Company ...

... BANKRUPTS. George Finch, cabinet-maker, Newbury. Berkshire Joseph Hudson, livery .stable-keeper, Arthur-street West, London. Thomas Prichard, surgeon, Fooi's Cray, Kent. George Gingell, bay .salesman. West Smithfield, London. Richards Edwards, victualler ...

... the receipt of this letter, for the satisfaction of the parly above-mentioned. 1 am, Sir, your must obedient servant, Thomas P. Le Hardy, Commander, R.N. Inspecting Commander of the coastguard, Berehaven. To Win. Dobson, Esq. Lloyd’s.” The slip of paper ...

... reet, Dublin. Thomas Cane, late of Dalkey, county Dublin, hotel-keeper. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. ARRIVED. Jan. 24—Aurora («t ), Anderson, Glasgow Mono (st), Davis, trerpool 26—Vulcan (st.). Hardy, Glasgow. SAILED. Jan. 23—Vulcan fit-). Hardy, Glasgow Solway ...

... Dublin. Thomas Cane, late of Dalkey, co. Dahlia, hotel keeper. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. AKRITSO. Jan. 31—Clementina. M‘Collogh, Portaferry, slates John and Mary. M*Lolland, Dundalk, grain Feb. I—City of limerick, Moffett. Dublin Vulcan, (st.) Hardy, Glasgow ...

... John Gardner, William Hayes, Thomas Lloyd, F. R. Lees, Robert Morris, Richatd M‘Nevin, Samuel Meyler, Daniel M*Gann, Robert Moysren, Alexander Montgomery, Thomas O’Flaherty, Thomas O’Mulleu, J. J. anion, Thomas Reed, Thomas Smvth, John Smyth ...

... ouse, E«q. Iliffh Sheriff, immediately afterwards proceeded to discharge the Roger Hal, E«q. Foreman ; .1 W. Maxwell. =q. Thomas J. Smyth, E«q. Robert Cordon, 1.-q. James Birch. Esq. Jame ...