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... NOW WORN PARIS AND LONDON. HA E THIS DAY RE. CF!VEU wine nery Now Myles is ?karma, mu! Mwdin Dresses; ulan, awl Mandel. THOMAS HARDY ft SON, 36 37, lli Ii 1/432 SUMMER WINES, hi-. Good CHAMPAGNE. 15. per dozen. Du. iu Pinta. Good CI.ARET, 334 SAUTERNE ...
... JULY FASHIONS AS NOW WORN IN PARIS AND LONDON. WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED *APO ”ery New alio, and THOMAS HARDY SON, 36 31, Hi9A Street. 1832' ...
... bytery. A uretoorial, addressed to the Presbytery from Holywroud, signed by David Johnston (evot:oan); Thomas Nlutfrit, tiveretary; Dr. Cosgrove, Thomas Hardy, Joules Johnston, and others, was read. It stated that there were 44) rowdies in the village and adjoining ...
... Smith; for Mr M*Clure. Mr Samuel Black; and fur Messrs .McClean and Ferguson, Tullv M'Renny. Booth No. I —Mr Alexander N. Hardy was the Deputy Aasresor this booth. The following were the inspectors for the different candidates for M»ssr* Davison and Cairns ...
... at the same time tut the bodies of the men. Uurmmtf Pint. Extraordimart Rwimduol— At the Lock Potty Beaaion*. on Wedneaday. Thomas Pox, of Watford. a soldier the 9l*t Kegiment, was charg*si with a aerie* of frauds extra ...
... they will (jay the expenses those persons who were left behind. Ministerial St pidrt.—On Sabbath, the uh.. Rev Dr. M t'iahand Thomas Sinclaire, Ekj visited the congregation of Second and addressed them the subject increased Ministerial Sup|mrt. After public ...
... Waterlord: Thomas Wilson. William Craig. the Conference. Chairman of the district. District.— Cork : Thomas C. Maguire. Stewart Gray. Mallow: Thomas M'Fann. Kiusale: Samuel 11. MortUiKi. Thomas M'Fann, Chairman. Limuuck Dutmct.—UmericK: ...
... NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER SEASON. THOMAS HARDY * SON TAKE LEAVE TO AXXOr.NTE, THAT TIIEIK DIPPER EXT DEPARTMEXTS ARE XOW SUPPLIED WITH GOO D S FOR THE SEASON. BONIfETS, SHAWLS. FANCY URE3BKJ*. RIBBONS, FLANNEL*. FRENCH CASHMERES. LACES. WOOLLENS, kc. Havinc ...
... Oats Is‘id per atone and la per load cheaper. rOI'NTKSSES. i term*, either iu tl»e Yard. NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER SEASON. THOMAS HARDY & SON LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE. THAT THEIR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS ARE NOW SUPPLIED WITH GOODS FOR THE SEASON. NEW SILKS. BONNETS ...
... JACKETS. HEAD-DRESSI Just receiv(*d his Paris Agent. Donegal! Place. Oct, ICth, 1857. NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER SEASON. THOMAS HARDY SON Take leave to announce, that their different departments are now SUPPLIED WITH ...
... was proceeding through townland of Moiieyglass i accompcutiisi Sul>-Con- Btahle Lyons) duly, he found, in an out-bo ns* of Thomas and Henry Dobbin, still, hood. . in full working order, ami just commencing the o|x*ration of manufacturing the native beverage ...