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... establishment, which bas by ir been itnown for centuries to all Europe by the piety, con- ac Fit rage, and hospitality of its hardy inmates, belonging to aN fi. religious order against which no political aecusation lies he 5- ever been preferred, was in the ...
... mouarch, the ; Loids, and the Commous of Ireland. * I remain, my dear Sir, yours very faithfully, | “Wittian S. O'Buiey, “ Thomas D'Arcy M'Ghee, Esq , Secretary ‘ to the Irish Coufederation.” | meetirg with loud checring). l Mr. Leech, of Mauchesier, was ...
... Borough Cork, this 12th day of January, 1848. Thomas fensAvav, Recorder Cork. Tbs Queen the prosecution of* Robert Hardy, the Trover- Stone bouse G. in thia caae. , »• loath and saith that waa, Robert Hardy. th list court day, convicted of an assault upon ...
... lerah of KAI Aunt, emir liorrhole.nit, • et thrown into unostivl the Inaba of Cleary by hls wife. ter of thus deal bloat err hardy as .AM the ul Ih. tGh ~,.t.,,t, was so riuu. Cm./ unit comfort:A.ly Mired • • id. Ulf tndir!i•ittow. Wan was rboot two boar ...
... Esq., Foreman; C. B. Grimshaw, Isaac Arrott, Thomas Cherraside, Richard Baxter, William B ...
... county Fermanagh; the Rev. George Sidney Smith, D.i>. rector. The Rev. Thomas FilzwolUam Millar was Instituted to the vicarage of Belfast Monday, the instant, and the Rev. Thomas Benjamin Adair was instituted to the vicarage of Templepatrick, on Thursday ...
... Esq., Foreman ; C. B. Grimsbaw, Isaac Arroit, Thomas Chermsiue, Richard Baster, William Boyd, William Carson, Theobald Bushcll, John Boyd, James Coleman, Samuel Archer. William I>. Henderson, John Dunn. Thomas Hughes. W. J. Duffield, Joseph Abbot. James ...
... Cleburne. | Mathew foully, | Daniel Daly, your mother, your father eaio Thomas Kemp. t'barlos Clarke, Daniel H-cariy, I had not that expectbUoit nw • Patrick | Thomas Harry, | Thomas Hayes, Did you state you ban an) allowance John Double, ; John Barry. ...
... passed sen- loe tene on Mr. Robert Hardy, for the assault on Captain 1 u Banbury. Our readers are already acquainted with the e- geculiar circumstaeces under whieh the assaults was com 3g mitted- The sentence was that Mr. Hardy be imprisoned or for one fortnight ...
... il44B.—Ed•Arti Atkinson. B•tker. N.U.. Thomas Rowley, Francis Jame- Dawn.,,. Isaac English. Edward I . Robert R. Guinn. Sir Robert John h n•• . on U James Mager. Thon.ss Mooney; James Murphy. James Prrr, Thomas Pio, Wm. Stephens. MILITARY PROMOTIO?4S ...
... O’Haycr, 1 bale Leather Henry Mumey, 2 kegs Snuff J. D. Lindsay Sc Co. 5 bales Habedashery Thomas King, 1 bale Hoops John Downie, I do. Quinn Co. do. Thomas Hardy, 1 bale Woollens Edward Dorian, 1 do. William Campbell, t bale Leather John Jones, 1 cask ...
... twelfth day of January. IWB. Tkos. FoasavrT., M*rv Hardy R« - corm-r of Cork. Simeon Hardy, of Fitawilliam-square. in the City of Dublin, Esquire, maketh oath and Sailh that is guardian of Miss Hardy, the sislw ,r *' verser, and being informed hit arrival ...