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... Maw Meg*. Mr. JOHN HAMILTON, Den= BBL Mr. THOMAS CRAWFORD. Chareb-stren. Mr. NICHOLAS B. MURPHY, King's Arms lass. Mr. THOMAS Hill. Mr. JOHN SII4CLAIR, MORA Hill. Mr. JAMBS SKELTON, Murrell Hill. Mr. THOMAS HARDY. Trinity Buildings. ' Mr. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND ...
... CRAWFORD, Church-street. Mr. NICHOLAS B. MURPHY, Kings Arms Las. • Mr. THOMAS FISHER. Murrell HilL Mr. JOHN SINCLAIR, Murrell Hill. Mr. JAMES SKELTON, Murrell Hill. Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Trinity Buildings. Mr. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND, West Towers& Mr. JAMES ...
... of toese gentlemen, and we have done. Mr Thomas Hardy moved a resolution, declaring it to be the duty of the Council to supply water at prime cost. An excellent sentiment, we are sure. But will Mr Thomas Hardy or anybody else tell us that water is a ...
... rereletios : Mr. BASHRT WILES, Eider Mr. JOHN HAMILTON, Amiss MM. Mr. THOMAS Kr. NICHOLAS B. Ler. Kr. THOMAS Merrell Mr. JOHN SINCLAIR. Murrell Hill. Mr. JAM E ISZINON, Murrell El. Mr. THOMAS HARDY * , Trim _ Mr. WILLIAM Torre*. Mr. JAM E MMAIIIMMOTON. lbeddeepte ...
... Mr. JOHN HAMILTON, Denton MiU. Mr. THOMAS CRAWFORD. Church-strest. Mr. NICHOLAS B. MURPHY, King's Arms Lane. Mr. THOMAS FISHER, Munell Mr. JOHN SINCLAIR. Murrell Hill. Mr. JAMES SKELTON, Murrell Hill. Mr. THOMAS HARDY, Trinity Buildings. Mr. WILLIAM W ...
... and dexterous, bow much more so the Great Artifieer ? He also referred to the building of the temple of Jerusalem. .--Mt THOMAS HARDY, io the name of the Joint Committee', thanked the gentlemen of Carlisle for the help they had given to the exhibition, ...
... was delivered ,th Pries, travelling of the Hatband There was • large muter, end the of tbs Wed repementod on aio ws. Mr Thomas Hardy wan Galled to the . , CIONIAN said be took his position With ROMS But because be thought it of place that was should preeide ...
... Room, and after ample justice had been done to the good things provided, the company adjourned to the Hall below when Mr Thomas Hardy to. k the chair. A very pleasant rivaling was spent with ewertsintneut and tong, —a foretaste of many eveniop in the Meson ...
... charge for admission was threepence, for which the visitor received • cup of tea, coffee. or • bottle Of lemonade. Mr. Thomas Hardy was salted to the chase; and alter Mr. James Shakos had favoured the company with a Mr. Joseph Gallery, whose surprising ...
... palsied oa the platform by the Mayor (T. Nanson, Fog.), Dr Elliot, Mr. J. D. Carr, the Rev. B. Preach, Mr Jas. Carr, and Mr Thomas Hardy, Tbe Chairman said the object of their meeting together to-night was to ormaider what could be done to promote temperance ...
... Improvement Society. The for admission was threepease, far whisk the visitor reeeived • cop of tea, me er • se isiseaside. Mr. Thomas Hardy was called to the their; and after Mr. Jame* Skelton had favoured the mumpany with a song, Mr. Joseph Gallery, surprising ...
... was crowded, and the pervading the great audience was of the o s untaistakiable and stertiog kind. Thu was taken by Mr Thomas Hardy, who go s ppurted by Mr William Corbett, Mr C. vgsaugngab: Mr Hudson, Mr James Black, Mr other members of the .A n jou ...