Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... produne stint eery te.tire,ial. a character and slehtiem. Apply at the • eke t4thi. TO LANDED PROVE! KTOR,s, AtiENTS, MIL THOMAS HARDY, C.E. anti Land Surveyor s for ninny yearn prnetieullr in rce Pnijects mill, the Don't' of Wtork, furnishes MO , . FAtiM/tCB ...
... at lVelliazon street, Ballymena, the wife of Mr. Joseph Hardy of a *on. Horeb 18, at Carriekfrrgus, the wife of W. 11. Winter, Esq., of a daughter. DEATHS. March 11, at hi. Parsonttow n, Thomas Belford Toler Klagaley, eoudu to the late Lord Norbury, In ...
... IPCunaland, John, only son of Hardy, Esq. Stonebridge House, Grantham, to Urace Marian, youngest daughter of Colonel Manners, Chesterfield, Barr. At Bane Chapel, Galway, on the 18th inst., by the Rey. J. O'Grady, P.P., Thomas L'Eitrenge, Esq. Woodlands, ...
... attended by the following cleramen :—Rev. Thomas P P„ rah.- ; Rev. Fremeis Coghlan. P.P., Kit. Umo'e ; Rev. William Derry. p.p.. k.lyreconrt ; Rev. I James Hynes, P.P. Duniry, (Montero( the deceased); Rev. Thomas Burke. P.P., Poetumna, Sc.. Ac. The people ...
... off filer could not be detected. Mrs Hardy did not appear in court herself but her son btought forward her caretaker, a woman named Marge*: gitegan, who, being sworn, stated she hal been binned by her 'Metre., Mrs Hardy, for allowing her cow to he milked ...
... Amin the mho was Mr. Gi7no, bought 158 ' at *Os Mr. Crap bought at 48a. Mr. Butler. bought • lot of 100.1 40a. from Mr. Geo Hardy. Kilmer*. Mr. of bought a lot of 100 two-yesoolds at 475. 6d. MI. Murphy. bought 100 twos/Per-old ewes at 41s. 6.1.; Mr. Smyth ...
... Ashtown ; Killalaghton. Jas. Johnstone; Killoran, John J. Madden; Killare. Willis her; Kiltictshitme. Thomas Hynes: Walter Lawrence; Kylemore, Joseph Hardy ; 1..- • •ictetown, Denis Lawrence; Lismany, ICm. Scymour ; Gatfield, J. Connor. A new election will ...
... Home Secretary, to present a memorial in favour of • commutation of the sentence on the prisoners convicted of murder. Mr. Hardy refused to grant them an audience, on which they took pomession of the Home Office. and held an uproarious meeting, in which ...
... of. The following arc a few of the transactiosts, from which as estimate may be formed of the general tangs of prices : Mr Hardy, one of dm large.' breeders the West of Ireland, sold to Mr O'Conuell Murphy 40 bead of cattle at El 5 ; 30 same, at ZlB ; ...
... the doties of which he di. Clently and faithfully discharged during t►e long absence of the vicar from iil-health. The Rev Thomas Banbury has been presented to the living of Cunene, dims. of Limerick, vacant by the death of the Rev Edward Croke?. Tie ...
... 2 to 4 PINES—SORTS a SYCAMORE 1 to WYLLIATS .. 2 5 THOUS QUICKS, I. 2, nal 3 year to 24 SHRUBS. Every Hardy Evergreen and Flowering Plant of repot* is held in Full Supply, and in Fine t.:ondition, for 'removal (Please Soo General FRLIT ...
... chair, the followieg =were cleated as director.:—John Barlow, lon, Thomas Creithwaile, Nathaniel Wheel!, LeOlier, John Ennis. M.P ; Lundy Edward Foot, Charles I faliday, John Peter Hardy, Hilllam fLigg, James Robert Stewart, and John Edward Vernon Eeqrs; ...