... Whittaker. The bill in this case prayed for the specific performsnee of an agreement alleged to have been entered into by Thomas and John Hardy for the plaintiff, aod executed also by the defendants; whiob agreement was to the effect that the Messrs. Hardv, with ...

... n'WfMkcr. In this eats the bill prayed for Ihe per tornunee an agrwem. which, it *** alleged, bad beeo entered into Thomas and John Hardy, for platoliff. and row led also the defendants. The agreement was the offset that the Mc*«rs. Manly, with the consent ...

... Sullivan, (J. H. W. 3,330 , Howie, T. S. 3,651 Selhy, h. W. 3,:*65 Beaumont, G. H. W. . 3,651 Hobday, 3,311 Hardy, W. K. 3,641 The Secretary of State for War has decided that the examinations of candidates for admission to the Royal ...

... September, 1864, two persons named Hardy, the plaintiff and the defendant, for a lease of premises in Joy’s-court, Belfast, for such period the Messrs. Hardy held {the same, not to {exceed years. After the agi-ecment, the Hardys resigned all their interests ...

... for seed, free from disease, and would suit admirably for change .in Ireland. Prices, which are very low, on application. THOMAS HOLLIWELL, Wholesale Potato Mekcha.vt and General Agrt cultural Produce Salesman, WAVERTON, CHESTER. 21! and Flowering Bhraba ...

... Forster’s name was mentioned, also those of Mr. Maffet, solicitor, and Dr. Guinness Beatty. I don’t think that ever heard of Mr. Thomas Williams being there that day, though I was informed writing of Ids having knowledge that money was being disbursed there ...

... Jeffarcs, Pat Sullivan, Win. Fay, Samuel Frirelic, John Houghton, Wm. Smith. Robert Stuart, Thomas Murphy, James M’Dauiel, Hall. ■ Hardy, James Noonan, George Hardy, Dempsey, Eduard M’Daniel and son, James Merrill, John Kava De Poor Porter, William Nunn ...

... performance of sa agreement alleged to have been entered into by Thomas and John Hardy for the plantnif, and ex- ecuted also by the defendsnt, which agreement was to the effect that the Meamr Hardy, with the consent oi the defendants, would give a lease for ...

... strike off alao. They were Senile, Robert Smilh. I'bi.ip M'Daniel. I’sl. Kiduoy, Hall D. Hardy, Robert Clam pctl, Jaiaee D« C&nrecy. Thomas I’sasinjham, Con. Roth, Thomas Prioee, Cahill. James Kraoe. John Onfla, Nat. AJleu. tleo. A. Power. M'Damel. ieo., Robert ...

... strike off ako. They were Seville, Robert Smith, PhUHp M‘Daniel,* Pat Kidney, Hall, Hardy, Robert Clanpett, James Conroy, Passinghsm, Cor Huth, Thomas Pilnce, Thomas Cahill, James Evans, John Griffin, Nicholas Allen, George A Powe., M‘Daniel, jun ; Kobe ...

... had only faint expectation payment. l»y Mr Tandy—Mr White told mo I could not be employed for payment, and I inado answer. Thomas Henry Mulholland examinsd Mr Law—l am a solicitor; I was assisting Mr Ramsay, walk, at the time of the election ; I have been ...

... swore positively that withdrew from the contest for family reasons, and was not bribed Mr. Osborne or his agents to so. Mr. Thomas F. Strange, the conducting agent for Mr. Osborne, examined by Mr. Heron—Gave two attorneys retainer of five guineas each ns ...