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... Alexander M'Mullm, and Thomas Scott, Eaqra. Cbabob CoasrißACT ap® Riot. —The Rev. John Macken, Rernaid M'Mahon. Patrick Fitzpatrick, Daniel Kevin, • Patrick M'Polin, Will>sm Greenan, Daniel Kevin, jun., Hugh pney, James Filepatrick, Thomas }**wey, Edward Devlin ...
... Plant—First prize—Mr, Li but is | Specimen Plant—Firet by the Specimen Fuchsia—Virst prize—Mr. Liv ing: ston, Upon Device of Hardy Flowers— prize—Mr, Shaw parties Group of vid, or Six “Herbaceous Calcevlarias— First prize—) wd do,, of Four Herbaceous Pl ...
... parliament on the 6th of August. Observer. At about one o’clock on Saturday morning a fire broke out in the premises ot Mr. Hardy, 23, Upper Sackvilie-street. The fire was first seen bursting from the dome of the lecture-room, where religious meetings are ...
... Assistant Commissary General James Parr. In Thomas street, Miss O'Brien. In Cork. Maurice Lane,Esq. town councillor. At the Vicarage, Aberaale. Anne, wife of the Rev. Richard Jackson. and daughter of the late Thomas Hardy, Esq. of KUmacat. county Carlow. At ...
... Fritoda. At Taovrait, North Wale*, Anne, wife of the Rev. Richard Jackson, Vicar of Abcrgile, and daughter of the iate Thomas Hardy, Esq., of Ballyn.acar, county Carlow. At the parochial bouse, King’s Cove, Newfoundland, the Rev. Nicholas Deverrux. parish ...
... ~.,_ . `~.~ RONICLE. DUBLIN. JUNE- 28. At one o'doeic this• morning a fire broke out in the preuiises of Mr. Hardy, 53, Upper Sackville-street, and was first noticed bursting forth from the donie of the Lecture-room, where the meetings of religious societies ...
... P.; J. Bagnell, J.P.; T. 8. Rmtm, J. P.; R. Gould, R. L. Jameson, W. L. and Jas. Esqrs. Presentments were passed for Henry Hardy, Coroasr, for 14 inquests, £28; Henry E. Jones, IS do., £96; the Board of Superintendence of the Gaol and Bridewell for food ...
... Ormsby Gore, £23,000; Lt.-Col. W. Graham, £26,000; I'. Grisell, contractor, £73,000 ; Sir J. Guest, Glanmorgan, £33,000; S. Hardy, barrister, Dublin, £25,000; Sir F. Bond /lead, f. 30,000 ; J. Heea n, Liverpool, £61,000;. Capt Florham, U.N. 4130,006; and ...
... following guardians were present :-Captain Lind- d a say, D. Lyons, P. M'Keown, R. N. Gibton, R. Mullen, of John Dodd, Thomas Arkins, and P. D. Hardy. pal After the usual routine business the board adjourned. STATE OF, ROSCOMMON. ch STROXEBTOWN, JULY 1, 1845.-Late ...
... Anne, daughter nf tlu.- late Her. Rkharol Thomas Itcam. Vicsrof RathcUne. Registrar of diocese of Ardagh. County l^mgford. the ultimo, in the htuch Killenaulc. the Rev. Ruaaril. William H. Bradshaw. Faq.. Mount Hardi n . in the county Tipperary, to Elisabeth ...
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... South Earl-street- Peter Healy, Esq. Cork-street, Samiuel Watson, Esq, Heath-street; Traencs Purcell, Esq, Thomas-street; and Patrick luina, Esq, Thomas-street; and ixs from the Travelliig Dealers of ijublin, makisig a total of 61 from that body Cash per ...