... cotton buoyant. We hear of 28s per tod Caw, James M‘Connell, Jobn M‘Con- Prast thus early i in the season, ~alling ; | Berwick, Thomas M‘ ay be potted with advan- | been given for very superior farmers’ lots,—L had at- key, John Harrison, Charles Arbuthnot ...

... affairs. The report was unanimously adopted, and the thunks of the meeting were voted lo the Directors, Messrs. Thomas A. Shillington, Thomas H. Carleton, J. O. Woodhouse, Wm. Paul, and Richard Edgar, for their care and attention to the interests uf the ...

... mpetitor*—Wm. M‘Affi«, I Culbrim, Ist prize, 1/.; James Pinkerton, Knowhead, do., 15s. For one acre turnips—4 competitors—Thomas M‘.\ffee, Corrvsi-kan, Ist do., Alex. Brown, Knockanarnv, do., (id. 3d Class.—For half-an-acrc turnips-5 competitors—William ...

... Cnatasltlrr. Samuel G. Fenton, John Harrison, Wm. M‘Geo, Robt. S. I/epper, Hutcheson Posnetl, Sir William G. Johnson, Thomas U. Purdon, Thomas Major, James Hart, John Suffern. This Committee meets occasionally at the Town Clerk’a Office, Rosemary-Street. Appeal ...

... place was hung about with dirty, tawdry scarfs, shawls, &c. (they would be ashamed to shew such either Lindsay’s, Todd s, Hardy’s, or Arnotl’s), that one could not know what else wasin the room. But when, asking for one thing after anolliLT that 1 had ...

... hollyhock, perennial larkspurs (delphinium), monkshood (aconiium), and several species of diunthus, campanula, and papaver. Hardy and half-hardy annuals are numerous, that we shall only mention a few of those which are deserving of place in every garden, however ...

... Grocers and Confectioner.*, in all parts of the kingdom. MANUFACTORY, 42, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ROLF. KMT roll IRKLANU, THOMAS INGLEDEW, Cecilia-Street, Dublin. OPINIONS THE PURLIC PRESS. Arrowroot Biscuits —Messrs. Haylock & Co., biscuit manufacturers ...

... Griffiths (1816), Thomas Tribe (1815), Edward Aitchlson (1816), Edward Bailer (1828), Samuel Otway Wooldridge (1837), Thomas Borradaile Christopher (1841), Macdonald Bourchier (1841), and Edward Hardy (1843). Paymasters and Pursers.—Thomas Rowe and John Marks ...

... Henry Taaffe and others (p), Win. T. Galway (s). Howard N. Egan and another (o), Lynn Carew (p), Lynn Carew (s). Hardy Eustace (o). Hardy Eustace (p),Wm. Elliott (s). William Delany (o), John Gayuor J, M. Cantwell (a). Won. Farrall (o), Henry Lyons (p) ...

... BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS Thomas hardy announces the arrival of his spring goods, consisting of every Variety for LADIES* DRESSES, BUOCADED. PLAIN. AND SHOT GLACES SILKS: M T IE l» AND CIIKCKRD * * K « K KT * BLACK GRECIAN A NII FULL DRESS SATINS; T1 KTT ICM ...

... BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS Thomas hardy announces the arrival of his spring goods, consisting of every Variety for LADIES’ DRESSES, in BROCADED. PLAIN, CLACKS SILKS; STRIPED AND CUE tIMEuX SARCENETS; BLACK GRECIAN A N L DRESS SATINS; NATIIVKTTKft. KAI>ZK*I M ...

... numbers:—The Very Rev. Dean Stannas, Lisburn; Messrs. James Malcolm, l.urgan; Francis Watson, do.; Hobt. M'Clelland, Banbridge; Thomas Ferguson, do.; John Lindsay, jun., do.; Samuel 1-aw, do.; Curtis Hemphill, Isaac Andrews, Comber ; William Hunter, jun., Dunmurry ...