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... brethren in arms. his that three individuals of three the service should have quiited were on the Naval and Mihtsp ral Sir Thomas Hardy, Ms' Williams(Marines), and A It hi confid ently reported in the Colonel J. B. Jones, the Amu from the year 1818, will ...
... do. 2nd best do. do. 4 do. James Gloster, 2nd do. Best Yearling Durham Bull, 4 do. M. Furnell, Ist do. Best Ayrshire Bull, Thomas Wallnutt, Ist do. Best Durham Cow in Milk, or to Calve in 3 months, 5 competitors, Jain Christy, Ist do. 2nd best do. do. ...
... further particulars may be known on application to Mr. JOHN BRETT, Killaloe, or the Auctioniers. JOSEPH & JAMES MARSHALL, Thomas-street, Limerick. May 2. AY, 7th Instant, on ON WEDNESDAY, THE As the House must be surrenders on IlJnreser ved OF FURNITU ...
... 1840, conferred the degree of M. D.:—Richard Franklin, Geo. Croker, Thomas Burton, Madison Fisher, Robert Hastings, Charles Croker King, Samuel Hardy, Joseph Parker, Henry Smyth, Thomas Woods, Wm. Moffatt, Charles Holmes, George Young, Frederick Biggs, ...
... equal fame in Ireland, Lord Oranmore'a, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Holmes, Lord Cloneurry, and Mr. Atkins, By excellent judgment the hardiness of the native cattle is blended with the size, thrift and beauty of the Durham', to an extent certainly not surpassed, and ...
... were sold by auction : also. the store -ship Alexander, and a cutter, with the leases of the wharfs in Sydney, held by John Thomas Wilson, the runaway auctioneer, and were purchased by the General Steam Navigation Company, for £lB,7oo.—Tile officera of ...
... aheu* 'o love her, lore her more teodenly. In Clonmel, James Morton. F.sn. In Brunswick-street. Frederick George, son of G. T. Hardy, Esq. Manager, National Bank. At*Ki.peacon, .Mr. CorneliusM'Naraara, aged .oyear**,much regretted lit all who knew him. Chari* ...
... of equal fame in Wand, Loral Oramnore's, Mr. Pollock, Mr. Holmes, Lord Cloncurry, and Mr. Atkins, Bjemellent judgment the hardiness' of the native cattle is blended with the size, thrift and beauty of the Durham. to an extent certainly not surpassed, and ...
... the Venerable the Archdeaeou Hi halos, T. Going Stone)'. Esq. only son of Thomas Johnston Elmw, of Harvest Ledge, county 'Tipperary. Esq. to Jan Leap, only daughta of the late Thomas Legge, of Pampastown, Esq. On Wednesday, the tab last. by special license ...
... ANDERSON, Esq. Merchant, Leith. JAMES RUSSELL, Esq. of Arnotdale, Falkirk. Mama. Nimmo, Esq. of Westbank, Falkirk. GRAHAM HARDIE, Esq. Grahamstown, Falkirk. WILLIAM MITCHELL, Esq. Merchant, Alloa. PETER DENNY, Esq. Dumbarton. WILLIAM WiLsoN, Esq. Troon ...
... were flying in all directions. The families who have suffered from this calamity are those of Legg, William Hardy, and Richard Thorn. Thomas Clarkson, Esq. the only surviving member of the committee of the year 1787, formed for the extinction of slavery ...
... Knight of GUn. . KiiSnano, Mason. Esq. of CanpanshinP. in this county, to Sarah Midgley, daughter of the late H. Harding, Hardi’ng-grove, Esq. . , Richard Barrington, Esq. solicitor, Dublin, Kate, daughter of the late Major Barrimrtun. At Paddington. ...