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... KENNY SLMMEI: Assizr.s. COURT— CORDAY. (lie the Hight Hon. the Lord Chief Baron.) rue RttLw 41 R. Mr. farm Hardie • The K ilkenny Jundion R o il traJ s inverse from the award of Mr. Fish Onvcrinnont Arbitreton, who had given *?73 13s as componsai inn ...
... divisions. Written Proposals will be received by the Agent THOMAS RADCLIFF, Esq., Wllmount, Kells, Co Meath, up to theist of March, 1861. NEW fit IC. SECOND EDITION-Trice 2s. SHILLY SH AL LY, By HARDY. Just Published.—Dedicated to Ladies of Ireland. 'this ...
... second best do. Thomas Soigne, E'q , K Hine Cottage ; beet pair of turkeys—Mr. Maher, Jonlanstown ; second nest do.—Mr. Jeremiah Maher ; best pair of geese—Thomas Seigne, E.g.; second best do. Mr. Jen mia'i Maher ; best pair of ducks Thomas Scigne, Esq ...
... St. Andrews. Rev. Principal Candlish, New o , llege, Edinburgh. Rev. Thomas Guthrie, D. D., Fdinburgh. Professor Simpson, University of Edinburgh. Rev. D. T, K. Drumtuond, St. Thomas' Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh. F. Brown Douglas, Esq., Edinburgh. David ...
... Kavanagh, Thomas, Guard lane, coat Ruche's, Margaret, do shawl Keelfe, Judy, do Llanket Riliy, Robert, Lee's lane, coat Kelly, Mary, do gown Kennedy, Part, Kelly's 'a ,o, shirt Kennedy, Ally, do blai.ket Kelly, Edward, Poyaille lane, smut hardy, Catherine ...
... hetwisen the Gentlemen and Players** !mum winning witb Z wickets to fall TIRAIT SWAIM b Ha-ly 2 b Ha. ly 22 Dobbs. b Hardy 0 b Haply 6 Webb. Esq.. b $6 Ras %orlon kp., 0 Deegan b 1 b n501y. .. 1 R. Wafer. Faq., b Deegan, I b Doman, l' ...
... composed and dedicated toSir llEasy 'NowantcG, C.D., In-pector-General of Constabulary, tic. Mrs Garnet Fsnoon. Arranged by Harry Hardy, Magical Director of Constabulary, Ireland Sold at Henderson's, DIL D 6 BOOS' PATENTED RENEDIEst, Which are enumerated below ...
... To the best butt calf, under one year uld, J. K. Aylward, Esq. Cows—To the beat having calved 1864 sail giving us IC. James Hardie, E q.. to the so'- mud hest do, J. K. Aylwani, Leg. To the Leder born in 1861, having calved in 1884 and pul l ; milk, Al ...
... Railway. 70 Acres are good feeding land. • long term will be given. Apply to G. J. N. D'Arcy, F.sq , Hyde Part, Klnnegad, or Thomas L. D'Arey, Fry., Kilglase, Ileyrally. APPRXN/TICZ WANTED, an Apprentice to the Printing Sulam Apply at the Office of the MEATH ...
... Ll 6, and a Kerry at £l3. Mr. C. G. I.)ster, Cascada, sold Mr. Hudson, victu tiler, two three year old heifers for £4O; Mr. Hardy, Clmstown sold four tat heifers, to Mr. Ileelan, fur £l7 each; Mr. Coyne, Urlingford, sold six, to Mr. Oliver, for Ll 7 each; ...
... and duly inaugurated. Both General Hunter and General Thomas are named as probable successors of General Meade in command of the army of the Potomac. In the event of the appointment of General Thomas, it is stated that General Hooker will swum. t►e command ...
... bought twenty c•lves at L 7 5. from • dibtler ; Major D'Arcy, of Ca4lapark, Ballinaalcre, sold a lot of 20 Kerrie. at —Mr Thomas Browne, of Cransgtegg. burp& 29 tabfer. at Lll from Sir Andrew Doolaa, • ceauty Tipperary dealer ; Mr William (lobe, of Lineartown ...