... operation of w'lilch is- _ggravated by the heavy uressure of local taxation ;' while no fecer than thirty-one wvere found hardy enoougie to to sav - no to tilis proltosllion. Irelend, therefore, throagh her representatives who voted, lai declared tbat ...

... Henrry Moore,' Esqj. R1. S. -Herirdersor,, Ear41. Jamnes Powvrurll, Esq. R. Brodlhurrat Hill, Esq.V Archibald -Sinclair, Esq. Thomas Dyson Ilorrhiey, Easq. Willianm Smith, Esq. John -Cbarles Jack, -Esq. John Torr; Esq. Actudary and Secretary-Percy M. Disve ...

... FORTESCUE, Lord Licteau t of ?? County of Devon. Right Tlonourable Earl Morlev. II Righit lonourable Lord Clifford. II Sir Thomas l)yke Ackland, Bart., Xi1. Edward Divett, Esq., R.P. Samuel Trehawe hekevwici, Esq. tIIE following important advantages are ...

... S, Dryg, Oil, Colomr, Dyemuff, and Drysaliergy )'uaehouse, Bridgc-Street and Bridge-Street Place, 13 E L F A S T. HIOAMIAS HARDY Solicits Atlentionr to the large assort- ment jast to hranzd ef 7rich French and Paisley Scao fs and Squares;, Barege, Grenadinie ...

... rIIOMAS HARDY Solicits Attention to the large assort- tnent just to hand of rich French and Paisley Scarfs an Squares; Barege, Grenadine Silk, and real China Crape Shawls n0ow so much in demand-to the newest shapes and styles in Spring and Summer Manteasux-to ...

... lace, at Half-past ELEVEN o'clock A.m,, and in the WESLEYAN ClHAPEL, Frlderick- Street. at SEVEN p.eM. RIev. ROBERT WENCP HARDY, Ilate Nlissiollary in 41c East, wi11 PT lkIiJ; FREI)EDRICK- STrnEEl' WESLEYAN Cil PEL.at I Vi' o'chLck, A.MS., and in the ...

... G DISTRICT, G. W. 33IADDE1LL, 3, Castle-lane, WINTER SILKS, MANTLES, CASHIMERES, GENOA VELVET S, ALANNELS, &c., &c. MO AS HARDY B EGS to Announce, for tI c A atiott of Customers, the receipt of his entire W, INTER ASSORT-MENT of GOODS, suited for all ...

... N.B.-Directions for the guiilance of Paticcts ic ever disorder are affitxed to each buX. HOUS EFURNISHINC DEPART MEN T. THOMAS HARDY ESPECTFUJLLY invites the attention of MIs friends and iibli c to his S T O C k, in ?? with tbe above De- R partmnent of ...

... frI~~his, ?? daghtiof Joseph Hardy, DEATHS. *Of searlatina, on Pridhy, the 17th inst., E lizabethi, aged two -yers and five n'onths, 'cnd, on the 19th 'in'st., Edward. Thacker,' aged 8 modnths, both childr~en' of. Mr. Thomas, HedryReilY, stationer and priniter ...

... objections may, in a great degree, be neutralised by cultivating the Russian field bean, which is sown in' October, and so hardy 'as not to be injured by any but the most severe weather. On good land, properly farmed, beaus and wheat may be grown al- ternately ...

... observable than in the case of the skylark-the very prince of our Songsters. lie, unfortunately, ile ?? reputations of beilg a hardy bird, and, therefore, is hour; out of the wvindow, as we may see daily, the first time the surn shiices, nid in a cage, with ...

... and Stoney; William MI'Naghten Dickey, Isaac Hardy, W. Ii. Taylor, Andrew Dickey, John Vatrick, James Cramsic, Edmund M'Neill, .las. Wallace, ?? Charles Munroe, S. W. :M'Ncale, Johim O'Neill lligginson, Thomas Croolkshank, Win. Sayers, John Davison, John ...