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... crew were residents of the East end of L mdon, and many of them have left widow and families mourn their sad fate. Captain M‘Hardy had been for long period in Hie service of Messrs. Dunbar, and his loss has excited the deepest regret. In connexion with the ...
... Ballina-Thonias M'Andrew, Solicitor. Ballycastle-Samuel Black, Solicitor. Ballymoney-Isaac Hardy, Belfast Bank. Clonmel-Thomas Hughes, Oldbridge. Cork-Thomas 1H. Jermyn, 24, South Mall. (Fire Branch), W. Counell & Sons, 80, South Mall. Coleraine-Hugh ...
... second son of Charles William, fourth Duke of Buc- clench, and the lion. Harrict Katherine Townshend, fourtfh daughtter of Thomas flrst Viscount Sydney, and was bor11 July 13, 1809, and nmarried, March 16, 183G, Alicia Anne eldest daughter of Ml-. John ...
... Coatea. Malone ; Mr. Thomas Ballinderry; Mr William Woods, Wood Cottage; Mr Scott, Kuockbracken; Mr. David Macrory, Ballymaoonaghy; Mr. T W. Barry. Newtownbrada; Mr A. H. Thornton. Belfast ; Mr. James M Cormick, ■ BaUymncoMghy; Mr. Thomas Patterson. Lishna| ...
... Ballina-Thomlas MI'Aniirew, Solicitor. Ballycastle-Samuel Black, Solicitor. Ballymonoy-Isaac Hardy, Belfast lank. Clonmel-Th'lcomas -Tughes Oldbridge. Cork-Thomas Hl. Jermyn, 24, South Miall. (Fire Branch), IV. Conncll & Sons, 80, South MSall, Coleraine-Himgli ...
... expected from the pen Mr. J. A. St. John. Mr. Ruskin will complete bio great labours on the “Modern Painters.”—and Mr. T. Duffus Hardy his “ Materials of English History.’* Mr. Murray has in preparation Leslie’s “ Life of Sir Jo Reynolds,” Mr. Euthau” Kinglakc’s ...
... from the pen of MIr. J. A. St. John. Alr. Ruskin will complete his great labours on the Modern Painters,-and Mr. T. Dlaffus Hardy his Materials of English History Mr. Murray has in preparation Leslie's Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Mr. E othan K ...
... the York Street Presbyterian Church, and entered into a subscription. In a few minutes the sum of £250 was subecribed, Mr. Thomas Sinclair, with his accustomed liberality, giving £50. A meeting of the congregation was sub- sequently held for the same purpose ...
... dropped. SUPPLY OP WATER FOR HIOH-BTREBT. The following gentlemen appeared deputation— Messrs. John G. M'Gee, James Qirdwood, Thomas Hardy, Lee, Gilbert, Weir, and Francis Gleuftcld. Mr. Lee said—We form from the ratepayers who reside in that part of High-street ...
... the room, consisting of Mr. Joseph Lee, Mr. J. G. M‘Gee, Mr. Gilbert Weir, Mr. James Girdwood, Mr. F. Glenfield, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, when Mr. Lee read a memorial complaining that the ratepayers in question, from Bridge Street down, had not been supplied ...
... The other Commissioners pre- sent were-Dr. Dill; Messrs. J. Cameron, Robert T. MGoagh, William Addison, George Phillips, and Thomas Gray. STATE OF TIHE BASINS. The state of the basins was reported as follows:- Clear-water basin, 2 inches below top water; ...
... entered tho room, consisting Mr. Joseph L**. Mr. J. 0. M‘Gee, Mr. Gilbert Weir, Mr. James Oirdwood. Mr. F. Olenflcld, ami Mr. Thomas Hardy, w* Mr. Lee read a memorial, complaining that tl. ratepayers in question, from Bridge Street down, had not Iwen sni»j>liefl ...