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... chair. Thomas Hutton, Charles William Hamilton, Peter Purcell, David Henry Sherrard, Charles Roper, and William Sherrard, Esqrs. The following names were returned new members fur 1844:—Lord Dunboyne; Charles H. Kennedy, Henrictta-street; Thomas N. ttedington ...
... offered to the Inhabitants of the ol Ireland, of purchasing Goods 3 5 per Cent, under prime cost. January |.t, 1843. THOMAS FREEMAN HARDY. NEW ...
... to the Inhabitant, of the North of Irelnnd, of purchasing floods S par Cant. under prime cost. January Ist* 1843. THOMAS & FREEMAN HARDY* ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1844, WIliU BE PUBLISHED, . T0 CONTINUED WEEKLY, j And Stamped to go free by Post, First ...
... of Farmhill. in the county of Londonderry. L‘q. to Sophia, fourth daughter of the late Hardy, of Loughgall Hou-c. Esq. the »lb ult. by the Rev. John Seed, Mr Thomas Seed of the county of l«awronre, and State of llHnoi-, and formerly of Churcbtown, county ...
... Esq. Dartan ; Thos. J. Tennison, Esq. Tynan; John P. Harris, Esq. Ashfort; Edward W. Bond, Esq. Bondville ; John Hardy, Esq. Loughgall; Thomas Kidd, Esq. Armagh ; Thus. Dobbin, Esq. do.; and M. Singleton, Esq. R.M. H. Townsend, Esq. C.I. was also in attendance ...
... to the Inhabitant* of the North of Ireland, of purchasing Good* per Cettt. under prime cost. » January Ist, 1844. THOMAS & FREEMAN HARDY. For Sale. THE eig; THOUSAND. JUST PUBLISHED, In SeaM Envelope., price 3*. and sent Free, on rtceipt of a Post Office ...
... imprisonment. Thomas Kelly, for stealing a watch, on the 13lh De. cember, at Lisburn, the property of James Klliot. Submitted ; one month’s imprisonment. Alexander Donrish, for stealing one the 13th lleceinlier, the property of Freeman Hardy. Submitted; ...
... the Inhabitants of the North Ireland, of purchasing Goods 25 per Cent. under prime cost. January Ist* 1844. (S9J THOMAS Ac FRSBMfVN HARDY. FARMERS’ NEWSPAPER. AND TENANTS. time i.mejfcVn Landlords and Tenants must devote their anxious attention to improved ...
... agreement or conspiracy did exist at all, which he denied—he denied that they had before them one particle of evidence that Thomas Tierney was any manner implicated in it. They had no evidence that the kind referred was ever entered into hot wean those ...
... charged in the indictment. The learned gentleman then referred to Lord Chief Justice Avre’s charge to the grand jury on Thomas Hardy’s trial—State Trials, vol. 24, page 2—s—in which that eminent judge emphatically insisted on the necessity of having clear ...
... MARRIED. On the 2oth inst. in St. James Church. Dublin, by the Rer. Thomas (Iregg, Benjamin, oldest son of Solomon Gibson. F>q. of Montreal, to Klisabcth Anna, eldest daue'»ter of Henry l ishcr, E«q. M.D. Medical Staff, Hoyal Military Infirmary. Phoenix ...
... RESPECTIVE WAREHOUSES SEVEN o’clock r.N. thioughout the year (Saturday* excepted), commencing MONDAY, February 6tb, 1844. & F. HARDY. J. & D. LINDSAY & CO. W. TODD & COMPANY. CHAS. KELSO. JOHN BLACK. 1 yC JOHN ARNOLD. C. KEYS. I MARSHALL & OSBORNE. JOHN M ...