... papers which he demanded, or whether the sealing of them up in his vert- teeth, was not an act of distrust towards him it is hardI- worth while to discuss, but it seems certain that the act alluded to, and other measures of a similar kind, have engen- dered ...

... , Boland, Delany, Roper Sir E. Borough, Bart; Dr. Brady, Captain Huband, A.P.L C. Messrs. Cosgrave, Mullen, Nugent, Kerr, Hardy, Callaghan, and M'Farland. STATE OF THE HOUSE. Paupers admitted during the week, 90; ditto born, 1 ditto discharged, 52; ditto ...

... isescrutable purpose, to visit it with a feerfol blight, and whsen it perished, the producer of all the riches of tise soil, the hardy labourer, was himself left to perish also. See what an artificial state of society we wereI in-one crop ossly has failed, ased ...

... clothed, are up from Kilrush yesterday (Friday) oz their way to Liver- pool for America. The parting asea. between those hardy men and their relatives wo1s most afikcting, Many wept aloud, mCII kissed each other as they parted, and when the steamer left ...

... -C Stronge, Thomas R Hardy, William Hardman, John 'Hamilton, Hans H Woods, S. R Chapman, 69th Regiment; James E Stopford, LLD; Raymond, Steele, Robert D Barry, James Thomson, Edwards, Crostbwaitc Dillon, George A Morgan, J H IV Cosby, Thomas Marcus Brotvnrigg ...

... Geiieral Ca- vaignaceand the National Assembly, lie was' sentenced to imprisonment for one.year, and to pay-a fine of '1,000f. . Hardy, a private in the 4tli regiment of -the line, was sentencedito death' by-court-martial in.laris,.on-Monday, for having struck ...

... 6iih Foot, to be Staff Surgeon of the Second Class, vice Millingon, appointedto the 31st Foot; Staff Assistant Surgeon 8 H Hardy, M D, from half pay, to be Staff Assistant Spueons, vice 4len; ap. ?? to thb 6th Foot, CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-A FLEEERE Our ...

... Harding, Dr. Brady, Joseph Long, Matthew Callaghan, Henry Price, Philip D. Hardy, Charles Thorpe, John Arohbold, Thomas Arkins, and Edward Reilly. Dr. Brady seconded the motion. Mr. Hardy said it would be a pity to interrupt the labours of the late finance ...

... subscribers incor- porated appear the names of William Chadwick, the present chairman of the company, William Winter Chadwick, Thomas Bridge Simpson, William Richard Waghorn, and James Waghorn, as well as the names of William Ormsby Gore, Major-General Sir ...

... possessing even slight pretensions to civilization. Blessed with a genial climate, a soil of surpassing fertility-a healthy, hardy, and virtuous0 pesautry-miies teeming With wealth, and barbours tlit might easily be made the safest and most commodious in ...

... gardener, Mr. James Brady. Hardy llerbaceous Plants-First, the Lord Chief Jestice; gardener as above. Second, B. Lee Guinness, Esq.; gar- deaer; Mr. iester. PUBLIC GARDENS OR NUyRSERIES. Stove and Greenhouse -(best 12)-Prize, Mr. Thomas Barnes.e Ericas- -Prize ...

... half-pay; Staff Assistant Surgeon S H Hardy, MD, to he Staff Surgeon of the Second Class, vice Dowse. promoted; Assist. ant Svugeon E W C Kingd',m, MD, from the 40th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces, vice Hardy, promoted. DoCKYARD VOLUNTEEns-Deptford ...