... dull inquiry for veal, the value of which weeded from to per §ib Prime small porkers sold freely other kinds of pork slowly, hardy late rates The Imports of foreign stock since our last have been quite unimportant, and had not single head sale here to-day ...

... Dunshaugblin, the county Month, deceased. Fleming Black. Ksq., eldest son of Thomas Black, E\q . of F.ecles.street, the county of Dublin. Hill Hamilton Hardy, Ksq., second son of Isaac Hardy, Esq .of the county of Antrim. J.ilm Tut lull Bagof. Esq , second •- ...

... the othere at the pleaded guilty, be did not mean to press im aggravati al sense house of ‘Thomas; I ksew two of them to live in that punish house, namely, Thomas and Anne: I cannot say of the Me. M. D. Hill observed, their lordships hed hearc alii third ...

... again* Mr. UEAGHEU said that the sum named was but mere did 001 * immel Mr. VERLING Mid that already the Board bad lost Mr. HARDY—The fact is, you.’won’t be able cnllert a farthinc unless you act decisively. collect A CLE AR Y thought that the Collector ...

... James Mackay, late shaugblin, county Meath, e Go- William Fleming —_ Exq., eldest son of Thomas | Ecclesestreet, Dublin, Es Hill Hardy, Big.» second son of Isaac Hardy, entire arm, county Antrim, Esq. xhibi- John Tuthill Bagot, second json of Charles Bagot ...

... Grand-jury-room, Oct. 18, 1843. William Smith, foreman ; Thomas Lindsay, John Wilson, George Ffennell, John IVendergast. John Barnes, Samuel Jellico, Thomas Chaytor, Denis O’Brien, Robert Premier Thomas Rice, Richard C. Jackson. James 11. Mandoville, Bernard ...

... deceased. lin. in the county of Meath, o Fleming Black, y-, eldest son of Thomas Black, of Ww Eccle reet. in the city of Dublin, Esq. Ww Hamilton Hardy, Esq., second son of Isaac Hardy, of ar scownty of Antrim, Esq, = son of Charles Baggott, of Kil. th King ...

... deceased; David Cangley, Esq, eldest son of Thomas Cangley, of Tallow, in the county of Waterford, schoolmaster; Mathew Qomnee, Esq. non of John Comnee, of Kingsland House, in the county of Roscommon, Esq; Richard Thomas Bourne, Esq, sixth son of Walter Bourne ...

... uetl. nor did be write the one lu queetion, or know who wrote it, or know anything about It. TVte charartera that In ** Mr. Hardy*• Llfr Lord and alto that apywared in Sir Jonah Bar. rington'a hiatory of Iriah affairs, have also been attributed him, and ...

... deceased. David Cangley, E q , eldest son of Thomas Cangii 0 Tallow, in the county of rford, Mlo.olnij t*r Matthew Comnee. E>q.. sou of John Comoce, Ki: • ?, land House, in the county Roscommon, Erq. Ricliard Thomas Bourne, Etq., sixth s»*u of \\i! , Bourne ...

... he public pea,-on those oeclsto:.,. the ront-arv.it adduced tbr.r part aubvert .bat of the «- lib Hamilton Hardy. E-,,.. second son of Isaac Hardy. !, mU 'q.pea, -I,a, principal object, a-nl an earnest re- p anvtory construction cf e- u-.tv A,.trim. K-q ...

... of Linendrapery, fIosiery; Lace, Gloves, Ribbons, and Haberdashery, &c. The Large Lot of WINTER GOODS purchased by Mr. T. HARDY, on his last visit to the London Mar- ketq, will be Sold at the same luw prices as the other portions of the S1tock, amoitgst ...