... the Wexford Club (hevioff two runt to tie the Phctnix first innings, end but three wickets to down) gave the match. Tb« R«t Thomas Scott and Re» C II Mlnchln. bonorarj Sacra tarla* the ProteaUnl Reglatretlon a»y for Ireland. No. 7i, Upper SackrlUe-street ...

... Esq., M.P. The following gentlemen to be proposed members, having paid 11. ?? Taaffe, HIugh Rogers, B er- nard Kerrigan, Thomas Glennon, James Keegan, Godfrey Ryan, and William Reilly, Esquires. He could not read that letter without stating how much ...

... pointed on Mr. Hardy's motion against Mr. O'Connell had not included Mr. Hardy, and begged it might be remembered that the government had here named five of its opponents with only four of its supporters. . said the charge of Mr. Hardy was against individual ...

... seen at the City As- sembly House daily. By order, D. J. DICKINSON, See. 29th June, 1844. MERCANTILE SALES. AUCTION OF SUGAR; HARDY, BROTHERS, AND WVILL SELL BY AUCTION, onDAY T v NEXT, the 9th instant, at HONE AND SON'S OFFICE, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 160 HUDS ...

... deeay, and renders them again useful in mastication. All persons can use Mr. Thomas's Succedaneum, them- 4elves with ease, as full directions are enclosed. Prepared only by Mr. Thomas, Surgeon-Dentist, 68, BernersJsreet, Oxford-street, London, price 4s. 6d ...

... a person, residing near the new water-works, left with another potatoe (this year’s growth also), of description called •* Hardys,” which weighs ten ounces —iVortArr* Whig. Nnw Potatoes.— A dish of ffue potatoes, grown in a field Prospect, svas sent to ...

... Warren, Thomnas Cosgrave, Michael Staunton, Patrick Dann, J. H. M-Farlane, Robert Mullen, Norbury Furnace, George H. Lindsay, Thomas Arkins, James O'Gorman, Henry Hutton, Edward Cotting- ham, P. XIWOwen, D. F. Brady, John Dodd, The miuntes of proceedings ...

... appointed on Mr. Hardy's motion against Mr. O’Connell bad not included Mr. Hardy, and begged it might be remembered that the Government had here named five of its opponents with only four of its supporters. Mr. SHEIL said the charge Mr. Hardy was against an ...

... Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London. AGENTS. DUBLINJOHN E. HYNDMAN, Esq., 4, College- green. BELFrAST-Thomas M'Cammon, Eeq., King-street. COarc-Thomas Babington, Esq., 3, Marlborough-street. LinsEasc-W H. Hall, Esq., Land Agent. L'sTow&L- Rdmond Harnett ...

... Miss H. Hardy, per Rev. Thomas Scott. Preacher The Rev. Edward Dalton. Collection in St. George’s Church on Sunday, 16th June, £43 4s. 7d., including donations from Miss Hardy, per Moore Smyth, Esq., 10s.; Arthur Guinness, Esq., per Rev. Thomas Gregg. ...

... (lardy s motion against Mr. had not included Mr. Hardy, and it raigbt noietnbered t(»at the government had here named five opponents with only lour ot its supporters. Mr. SH GIL said the charge Mr. Hardy was again an individual, whereas this was against ...

... per ditto ; end from Mia# H. Hardy, per Rea. 8oo(t. Preacher—The Rea. Edw Dalton. CoHec'i »o St. George** Church on Sunday, 16:h June, Including donation* from Mi** Hardy, per Smyth. E»q, I Arthur Guinoe**. Eao. per Rea. Thoma* Gregg, 3i; Re*. J. H Titcomh ...