... quainted with the nature of the work, for the purpose of gi7- iue instruction to the others. In reply to a question from Mr. Hardy, as to asum(of 4 3261. paid for rails for the line since the 50th of June, The Chairman said they had made a most advantageous ...

... we had the first full bacon of the season. In consequence prices gave way bath Iret and home, fully 65 per owt. American hardy 'i for tesa with little or no demand for shoulders. Holde qafriel U come losers, Wicklow bacon, G4B, 66e, to 68e l ditl h er ...

... well supplied with water at ths root. Also keep the beds asd everything about the dfower garden and grounds trim and orderly. HARDY FeerT AND KovromE GARnDa.-Lonk over choice pears and apples at short intervals, and gather each of tile fruit as may be found ...

... goes.. -The pris'e is wail maintained, especially. for low br~owns, which are badons, three for Me~asr Thomas Bewley and Co.; one for' Mesers Hardy, Brothers, and, Co., and one for Mr. Stokes. - At public sala on Thursday the entire cargo of the Jossy ...

... 9L lOs., forwarded by the officers and men of the Queen's county constabulary, through Thomas William Clancib. the county inspsotor; also, 51; from Mr. Willimn Thomas, ehina, glass, and lamp merchant, Wellington-quay, his second subscription; also, the ...

... much smaller pro- portion than usual of ublin ships. They consisted of the following :-gmeon Hardy, twice; Xarifa, twice; Indian Qve*, once, to Messrs. Hardy, Brothers, and Co. Tt4 Wanderer, Enterprise, Ouzel Galley, and Union, 4ce each, to Messrs. Joseph ...

... lb.- Clare Journal. GREAT TAKE OF EISH.-A most unprecedented take of fish on Saturday and Mondsy rejoiced the hearts of the hardy sons of Claddagh. A large quantity of tho fish could not meet with a sale in Gaiway, and WeB transmitted per rai to be disptosed ...

... middles not lower; shoulders 32s to 85s. BuTrTER has not been so active of IAte. We give two quo. tations. The Butter Crane, Thomas-street, 90s; first quality 84s; second 78s; cool 8jd to ?? per lb; for the better prici it must be extra fine. Spitalfields ...

... 2 2 - _ Garonne ?? ?? 2 - - - Union ?? ?? ?? 2 1 1 - Qu1es Galley ?? ?? 2 2 1 2 Thomas Dempsey ?? 2 - - - Wanderer ?? ?? 1 1 2 1 Fairy Queen I.. ?? 1 1 - 1 Simeon Hardy ?? ?? _ 2 2 2 Indian Queen ?? ?? 1 1 JIilley ?? ?? ?? _ 1 1 Demerara ?? . - - 1 1 ...

... present year:- IMPORTSBS. Hhds. & Tra. Brls. & Bags. John Stokes . ?? 8,052 ?? 915 Hardy Brothers and Co ?? 2,640 . 229 Joseph Wilson, Son and Co. 2,477 ?? 323 Thomas Bewley and Co ?? 1,377 ?? 9,692 Sinclair and Boyd ?? 1,180 .. 125 All others ?? 626 ...

... brickbat and would (do very much to hasten the doom of any sinking ?? Prevented or S,vpeocii' Cured. BALBRIEGAN, 20TrI JuNE.-Thomas O'Elagan, Esq., Q C., presided here to-day at our seosione for the first time since his appointment to the chairmanship of ...

... et, in the room of his late titer, Air. Thomas Wilson, and Mr. John P. Hardy, of the firm of Hardy, Brothers, and Co., !athe room of the late Mr. J3hn ?l['Donnell. BIth selections are unexceptionable. Mr. Hardy isa West India merchant, a mnember of a ...