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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... keen contest in the Baubridge elec- Loral division. Four gentlemen were nomillutted-viz., Samuel Hill, William M'Clellaiid, Thomas Erwin, and Gilbert Mulligan. At the close of the poll, the votes stood thus :-Erwin, 467; Hill; 417; M'Clelland, 311; Milligan ...
... Anderson, Rev. S. Haminil- ton, Rev. J. Rutherford, Ballydlown; Rev. Mr. M'Alay, P.P., Randalstown; M-r. James Reid, Mr. Thomas Corbitt, Mr. IV. Addison, Jas. Young, Esq., Solicitor; Rev.- S. Magnire, 'Muckamore ; Drs. Scott, M'Gregor, Dorrian, Gribben ...
... Dalgleish to be Ensign, with- on purchase, vice Fletcher, appointed to 42d. 84th-Ensign F. Hardy to be Lieutenant, vice Cas- san, retires; J. Penton to be Ensign, vice Hardy. 85th-Lieut. W, M. Pechell, from 33d, to be Pay- master, vice G. A. Thompson, retires ...
... smog GaANDEi{s.-Two distress- ing cases of death from glanders occurred at Coal- island a few days ago, the victims being Thomas and John Neal, father and son. It appears that, a short time since, they purchased a horse which had this hor- rible disease ...
... the lady of the Rev. Wm. J. West, of Del- gany Glebe, of a son. M AR RI1AGES. August 14, at St. Thomas's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Edlward Nardy, Wm. Hardy, of Loighlgall, in tile connty Arniagh, Esq., to Elizabeth, daughter of ?? late Lieut.- Col flearn ...
... required the article t for the sale of which they were established. A row took place outside the shop of Mr. Philip t Dixon Hardy. The placard of the Priests' Pro- I l tection Society, which was a species of fixture at the I door, and on which were inscribed ...
... sow for breeding, 1st prize, Mr. Thomas Jamison; 2nd, Mr. George Shaw; 3rd, Mr. Thomas Lyle; 4th, Mr. Thomas Stevenson. CLASS O.-For the best boar, no competition. CLASS P.-For the best year-old colt, 1st prize, Mr. Thomas Stevenson; 2nd, Mr. George Lodlie ...
... are likely to bea very profitable crop. I observed a quantity of new oats in Randalstown, which had been purchased from Mr. Thomas J:Iillman, of Castledawson; it was an exceedingly fine grain. The rate this sample sold for, viz., 7s. 4d., I consider a fair ...
... Royal Ali- litary College, to he Ensign; without purchase, vice Suckling. 26th-Ensign WF. Mosse to be Lieut., bypurchase, vice Thomas, who retires. 47th-Ensign J. A. Lowry to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Perceval, who retires. 49th-Lieut. C. Adams to be Captain ...