... if it hail occurred some time hark, the transactions of the house having of late been diminished. The firm of Messrs. John Thomas, Son, and Lettere. merchants, which suspended during the panic of October, 1847, have this day announced the payment of their ...

... farmers, one third labour* era, one third farmers, and one third beggars, ultimately rat«e tip a body of men re~ eembiing the hardy agricultural peasants York * shire and Norfolk. But there »re many abuses in the operation of this law ! Of course there are ...

... is, in reality, wholesome, nutritious, and economical ; and I entertain, moreover, sanguine hope that this grain, which is hardy and very productive, growing in almost any soil and climate, will, ere many years, be extensively and generally cultivated ...

... confinement. t C.irroll, for stealing flannel from John Uarcv of ig itoher, was confined for six months’ and he(>t hard labour. Thomas Murtillf stealing jiotatues from Patrick quilted James Gleeson, found guilty of stealing a pair of blankets and four p of ...

... C. Molony, W. J. &met, W. C. Mangle, A. H. Wilmot Williams. G. B. Garvey, H. M. G. Par W. It. Goodenough, R. Oldfield, C. Hardy, i 0.11. ConoUy, A. Noble, L. F. Hall, W. S. M.Welis L. Balfour, F. C. Griffin, J. H. Peel, C. F. CoillAntb, C. J. Donee, H ...

... map. The medal and hardy kind@ of for field culture are, the common Scotch or hone beanwell adapted for clay mid heavy loams; the commas tiek--liether waited for lighter soils; and the Heligoland—a beentifal, mall variety memo* so hardy as the other two ...

... lead himself? Perhaps some s a meirpath bill, or an act for the abreviation of the readers of Thames funny-boats, for Sir Thomas is to be fond of a joke, provided it be a mild onemild as an eclogue of Virgil, or a rasher of a two- Wiltshire pig, The Army ...

... the late John Bail, Esq. of Dublin, and nephew to the Ri*bt Hen. Mr. Justice Ball. Feb. 18, William Thomas Barlow, aged 53 years, the beloved son of Thomas William Barlow, Esq. Ordinance Solicitor, Ireland. Feb. 17, at Mount Dillon, near Dublin, Lieuten ...

... AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY OF IRELAND. Managing Committee, Thur*lav. Fib. 22. Wm. Esq., in the chair. Thomas Hurton, D. O’Connor Henchy, Thomas U. Hardy, Hon. Charles J. Trench, Professor Adman. and J.B. Bankhead, Ksqrs. The Secretary stated that since ...

... John Hardy, John Porter Harris, Marcus Synnot, jun„ John Robert Irwin, James Harden, Joseph Atkinson, Mathew Chambre, Henry Leslie Pren. lice Maxwell Cross, Edmond Bond, Joseph Green, Wm. Paton, Thomas G. Henry, Henry Porter, H. J. Porter, Thomas Dobbyn ...

... great hope of in the present aspect of affairs. It is in sooth melancholy reflection. The victim in this instance was named Thomas Purcell, a native of Gurtanavogue, in the parish of Kilcomenty. He was not on the relief lists, was aged fourteen, an orphan ...

... these are incidental only to the low and swampy grounds, and are disappearing as the forest falls before the industry of the hardy settlers, and the swamps are being converted into rich and luxuriant corn fields. Finding that I have trespassed so much on ...