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... ckson, G. L. Willows, Thomas Jackson and Knill Wilson, Thomas Jackson, Wm. Wilson, Moore, and Co. James, John, and Sons Wilson William Janson, Alfred NVix, Charles, and Sons Jeffrey, Bartholomew Wix, Henry Jenkins, Wm. Wood, Thomas, Alderman Johnson, Taber ...
... for the total repeal of the Corn Laws. (Loud applause.) I have now great pleasure calling on Robert Hardy, Esq. to move the first resolution. Mr. Hardy, after observing that he supposed they had put him forward first because could not speak, the hope ...
... Henry Piercy, tobe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thomas GraratltSlled inaction; Ensign John Hardie Kippen, -to Litulenant, vice Ihercy whose prmnolkm the December, IB3'. , lias oeen cancelled; Thomas James Drummond Heed, gent, to ensign vice Kippen. ...
... to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thomas Gravatt, killed in action ; Ensign John Hardie Kippen, to Lieutenant, 1 vice Piercy, whose promotion, ou the 30th of December, 1839, has been cancelled ; Thomas James Drummond Reed, gent., to be Ensign, ...
... in Messrs ()eke', Tlevan snit Co.'. Rank, me : eiy proved the payment of the ch.:ck to Mr. Parish, on the I Wit of October. Thomas Cooper deposed as folios s :-1 em ostler at the Hof In this town, kept by. Mr. it. ardener, and re. member on the I 'th of ...
... was voted to the former chairman, and the meeting separated. DUBLIN POLICE-YESTRRDAY. .iEAD-OFFICE. .LFE.LONY.-A man named Thomas Pilow was charged at this office yesterday with having stolen a big of salt, the property of Mr. Hill, proprietortofthe salt ...
... further examination we, mentioned in our last paper, was fl-iallv committed for trial the next as-dzes for attemptin'! defraud Thomas Drummond, Esq., the Under Secretary for Ireland, fifteen pounds. It appears that his reverence wrote to r. Drummond for twelve ...
... total repeal. He concluded, amidst tremendous cheering, by calling upon Mr. Robert Hardy, Esq.,” to move the first resolution, in condemnation of the present system. Mr. Hardy accordingly rose. He believed he had been put forward first because was the worst ...
... Faussett Henry Fancett, J P Thomas Mostyn William Parke, D L Samuel Davidson Wm Vernon Thomas Kelly Richard C Smith Laurence Vernon, J P John Ramsay - Stephen M'Creary David Culbertsos. 'Michael Giblin Edward M'Lester Thomas William Neary ndrew Walsh Myles ...
... W.—High water 30 minute° past 10, a.m. The Lady Bute, from Singapore at Liverpool; sailed Nov. 6, 4, in long. 21 spoke the Thomas Dempsey, from Old Calabar W Liverpool, captain died shortly after leaving Old Calabar, and th• master (Ricken) then in charge ...
... iveutry-st I leyruarset. 24th Match li&LLii IV anti John Hal lilay, drapers, at Pet%win awl Arundel, Ithi March Iltc end hints Hardy, silver platers, His mi.. a . ham. 2llt Marelt. Debts by J. A. Huur.tv Joseph and illi•tm, as dte,•Nets, at l'.ige's•v alk ...
... 10, St. Helena Jan. 23 ; ?? garet, Dempster, from the Mauritius, at Leith, sailed Nov. ?? .. . Helena Dec. 31 ; Woodlark. Hardie. fromthe South Seat., at Sc llh on the 20th ult., sailed from St. Helena Jan. 5 ; Grenada, M'Mim. from Bombay, at Liverpool ...