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... 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 ...
... Suffolk. • _ It I* very remarkable that Ike marriages of Captain Bunburv, 07d>. Mis* Hardy, of Cork, occurred precisely la«t week. The Captain was flogged Miss Hardy’s brother two year* ago, for not fulfilling hi* promise of marri which alleged that hi* ...
... I box Hardware M. Wilkinson, I cask Glass Edward Walkinglon, 1 ease Drugs Dunmuny Spinning Co., 1 truss Yam, 14 bales Yarn Thomas Farrell, 1 truss Woollens J. H. Lockhart, 2 bales Vam A. C. Weir Ac Co., 4 trusees Woollens Ward Hodginson, box Hardware Taylor ...
... crate Earthenware, 1 boa Olaas Charnock, Brothers, I cask Oil E. Porter Son, 10 boxes Tin Plate* James Howard, 1 cask Wine Thomas Hardy, 1 truss Woollens William Moore, bale Leather William Campbell, I bale Leather Samuel Johnston, bales Leather E. Hunter ...
... Machine Day Uottomley, 3 caaea Woollen* Jane Billsltnd, I cask Glass A. Brenau, 30 sacks Flour Thomas Hardy, 1 truss Haberdashery Green Sinclair, I ditto Baird A Hardy, 1 ditto M. Le>i, 1 box Sundries Philip Johnston, 1 corered box Tea I* Princeu Alice, Jan ...
... 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 ...
... not have been borne by Ireland better than the loss she has already sustained in the destruction of the best portion of her hardy sons. It is well that the danger is now so perfectly known, and that those who tremble on the brink of the grave into which ...
... leather illiam Campbell, 6 ditto Janies Moirl.md, Uiu pieces Boxwood .1. ' V, ig, crates Earthenware Joseph Marshall, 3 ditto Thomas Bell, I case Tongues Henry York, I box Haberdashery John Lytic, 40 sacks 60 bales Cluverseed, sacks Vclohcs .lames Hirkncss ...
... 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 ...
... Muslin C. G. bmherland, 2 boxes Muslin J Griffith, 1 truss I bale Old Clothes Thomas Uilfillan, 2 bags Webs Bankier Crawford, 1 box Webs J. Hamilton, I box Sundries Baird & Hardy, I truss Drapery W. Stewart, skips Cotton am J. Hutchinson Sc Co., 6 boxes ...
... 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 ...