... 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 ...

... Fenella, St., Wheeler. Lon- donderry. 23.-Minerva, st., Lyall, Liverpoul ; Queen Victoria, st., Church, Dublin : Lyra, st., Hardie, Glasgmv - Prince of W5ales, St., M'Neilagre, Fleetwood; Fire-Fly, st., Brown, Ardrossan. Arrived at this port, on the 21st ...

... said now that the list was open each 9wir. diantoulddoashelaea. MrmichwelByansd there ?? no fixed time to closethelist. Nam Hardy, BYn-e, &c, also subscribed for Asm amidst applause. CALLANL BOARD OF GUARDI.L3. - (VROX OUR ?? - C31123n ThtrS&5s At the meeting ...

... 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 ...

... Mason; Gibbings, Thomas; Ingram, T Thomas Dunbar; Whelan, William Brownrig. . Ethics and Torics- tPim, A llen Wlliam; :r Ingram, Thomas Dunbar; Best. Richard; Cotter, a William Edwlard Pearson; Fitt, Arthur Percy; n Gaussen, William Hardy. Experimental ...

... annual meetingof the proprietors Of the Natinall Assurance Compay of ?? was held aS their offices, College-green, Captain F Hardy, R N, presiding. bMr. Harold Englebach, the secretary, having. 'red -th notice of the meeting, the directors' re- port (whicE ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... e, from Calloe; Nicolina, New York; Baron Kulrmer, Gialatz; Cassinn, Trieste; I.amberles, Galatz; Faillaoutb, Cork; Simon Hardy, Barbhdioes, for Cork; Ludmila, from Constanti- nople; Elemnanda, do.; Grustligia, Sulina; S. P. Brown, Liverpool, for Providlence ...

... Donegal is not a rich agricultural county. The greater por- tion of the land is rough mountain, only suitable for grazing a few hardy cattle. The first town visited was Letterkenny, and the market rights of that town belong to Mr. Boyd, J.P., 'Bally. macool ...

... YomRe, JuNR 25.-Ttie Pacific, Gadd, front Newr )mrleaias, arrived here, reports that on her pas-age down. the Mlississippi, Thomas Despart, a native of Irelaid, fell averboard and vas drows'ned. [BY MAGNE'TIC TEtLEGOtRAPHl.] Arrived at )ubHlin, on the 8th ...

... Esham) appeared for Miss Wheeler, Messrs Wm Brown and Henry Hardy. Messrs Holmes, Q C, and T C Lane (instructed by Messrs Babbington, solicitors) appeared for Messrs Achilles Wright and Thomas Lyons, the petitioners. The arguments oceupikl the day. I ~ ...