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.
... Cotton, and eight hundred prisoners. Hardie with main army escaped, after destroying Ironclads and Navy yard. Porter has' attacked Fort Fisher. Wilmington land attack repulsed, but bombardment continues furiously. Thomas continues rigorous pursuit of Hood ...
... Newton, William Duckett, John AlexAnder,john Watson, Hardy Eustrace. Charles H. Doyne, Robert Westby, Dare, John C Brady, Philip Charles Newton, Esqrs.; Hon. Edward Sydney Stopfonl ; henry Faulkner, Thomas Elliott, James Eustrace, WA, ham Fishbourne, and ...
... 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 ...
... Power, Thomas, Esq. 'LP.* K illle an• Pollan& Charles, Erg., J.P., D.L, Bray. Quinn, William, Esq.. Lisdowney. Quin, James, Esq., Parkegroce. Reads, George, Esq., Birchfield. Ryan, James, Esq., Foulksrath Castle. Ross, Dr. Castlecomer. Roach., Thomas Reddington ...
... heifer of any hardy breed, above too ad under three years old. 61 ; second beat, II lea —FUN. Mr A. Roxburgh. roan heifer, two years and Neves months, bre I by himself; second, same, two years and seven months ditto For the best heifer hardy breed, above ...
... 600,000. : Right Ron. Earl Devon I Sir T. D. Aeland, - -Bart. Right Hon. Earl Forteseue S. T. lickea kit, Esq., LP. Sir John Thomas B. B. Duckworth, Bart. LIFE DRIPARTKONT. FOUR-FIPTHS or EIGHT PER CENT, of the Profits are divided amongst the Assured every ...
... CONDUCT. Head Constable John Murphy, of Callan, complained of Thomas Gibbs, olfullomaine, and Michael Civilian, and lielniond Kelly, of Haggartsgreen, !hr being disorderly and refusing to leave Thomas Walsh's public-house, in Bri Ige-street, .after having been ...
... 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 ...
... enterprise on which be left Atlanta some wears since. Savannah has surrendered without en effort to avert its fate, and General Hardie has abandoned without a blow the key to the position of the Confederate armies. We could not but believe that General Sherman ...
... under'. year, Mr. Thomas Comerford. Rees.—Best yearling ram, Mr. James Maher (subject to objection); best rain of any age, Mr. James Maher. Pion.—Bert boar under months aid, Mr. John Barry• ; best boar of any age, do. ; beat fat pig, Mr. Thomas Comerford. Bu ...
... (Amer and oar quarter wart. r. etisignews the unattached. list of the lit , tral army, be hems : has Bray. Thomas Tipple's Kt Mu, irk. Timms% Hardy. P Stevens. the on the unattaelted list of the Mrdrar sriey. James Macdonald. Patrick Murray. to he tient ...
... Roberts, publican, pleaded guilty to a like offence, and was fined and «lats.—John Thomas v. William Jones, charge of obstruction. was let off on payment of costa—John Thomas r. 'lees Rece, contractor, for allowing building materials in the street, was fined ...