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... stall-feds at £ll, from John Gardiner, of Westmeath, and sold heifers, at £ll 10s ; Mr Thomas O’Connor, of Pallas, do, £l4 to Henery; Mr John Carr, of Tycooly, 30 do, at £l3; Mr John Kenny, of 30 do, at 17a do to Bride, at £ll 10s; Mr Henry Kenny, 30 do, ...
... votes being taken there were for Dr. Blenner- bass-t—Mesers. O'Hara, L’Estrange, Robinson, Martin, Philiine, Henery, Kev. H. Townsen:i, Henery, M‘Kimm, and Porteous. Edward Martin (objected to, as pot being valued to the amount required by law. ) Total ...
... annuity since 1857. The petition alleged that prior to 1834 the respondent was entitled to a sura of £36,000 under the will of Henery Lynch, and that year voluntarily passed his bond to the petitioner secure her the annuity question for her life ; that su ...
... Golde y W. Pyne. and Dr. Tucker, 2s. 64. each; Bryan Chryst 2s. Id.; P. Cunlisk, James Clements, James Roon Thomas MGee, John Henery, Pat M-Carrick. Mich and Felix Derham, 2s. each; H. W W.! A Friend, C. W., A Friend, James Hall, M. MNult William Buchanan ...
... in somewhat mitigated form by these announcements. In the London Advertising Playbill,” a man who styles himself Dr. A. F. Henery, Ac., No. 52 and 53, Dorset-street, Mancheater-square, is allowed to place before our wives and daughters bis Art of Preserving ...
... Board Oft day week, , and to show why has at made the required lodgement. Mr. O'Connor; I second that reo.lininn. . . . Mr. Henery: tt should be mule genera at te all the deftultere. Mr. C. (J. J•tnes: I think that Flynn, Dcrrig, and Barber would be treated ...
... first Applied to. Mr. O'Connor : my opinion is that if any ha. dulgence is to be given it should be given to the poor. Mr. Henery*. I should think so too. Mr. Jones: But there is .till something in what Idr. Monde say*. ilr. Alu.ols: I say that you can ...
... upon the amount of the contract for the bftild. ins. 11r. Jones: I think it win not too much under the cissunn.tantea. Mr. Henery : At the time Cobjeeted to I th , ught it too high. Chairman: And you were quite right, Mr. llenery £7 Its we. the he was ...
... toan eminent Pbyalieln of aclunowledgea repute in thia department of Modical Soisuca.-WM. LEGEBt ENSO, HedlogaH5lkI, 88, HENERY-8TREET, DUBLIN', -I I PA P. DR HANGIN GS; .I An extensive and varled aaesrtment of the R Newest sal. Beat Delsgn of pREN!T ...
... bitter. Chairman: It is sour but not hitter. and I asy that , the best lisead in the world would be i jarsd last week. Mr. Henery: I think the bread is fermenting, and that is the cause of the condition in which it is so. Mr. Perks. I think we should go ...
... in the chair, The other Guerdiene preeent were —P.M.: Dipherts. ; H. Oriffith. J P. ; C. O. Jane', JP.; I. Jones. , J. C. Henery. M Honda, E Homan, A. Dobbin. J. Tighe, P. Berber, NUK.m Pk., end P. Shher. The of the leet meeting were end and confirmed ...
... connected into, training ground for any one. I would think it an extremely bad plan to the madder and moron and wife. _ Mr. Henery : And., would I. Mr. M•lmughry: Is it • gene.' thing throngont the country not to have enter and matron man and Mr. Griffith: ...