... P. ; John Fullerton. Thomas M. Fay, Francis O’Farrell, Charles Joseph Fay, Charles Fitzgerald, jun.; P. M'Cabe Fav, Alderman Gregg, John Gavan, T.C. ; Sir John Gray, M.P., T.C. ; George Gray, Thomas Gowland, Robert E. Grady, Thomas Geoghefcan, Joseph Garrett ...

... Very Rev Canon Farrell, PP; John Fnllerton, Thomas M. Fay, Francis O'Farrell, Charles Joseph Fay, Charles Fitzgerald, Junior; P M'Cabe Fay, Alderman Gregg. John Gavan, TO; 81r John Gray, MP.T C; George Gray, Thomas Oowlaod, Robert B Grady, 1 bomas Geogbegan ...

... P.p.; John Fullerton. Thomas M. Fay, Francis O'Farrell, Charles Joseph Fay, Charles Fitzgerald, jun.; P. M'Oabe Fay, Alderman Gregg, John Gavan, T.C.; Sir John Gray, Mi P., T.C; George Gray, Thomas Gowland, Robert E. Grady, Thomas Geogheean, Joseph Garrett ...

... BUbopof Dnrbam 800 0 BOO 0 0 600 0 0 600 0 *OO 0 0 >BO 0 >BO >6O 0 >BO 0 >6O 0 0 >BO 0 MO 0 0 M 0 0 0 Earl of Bective Rer. Thomas Liodaaj Stack Mesar-. A. and K. Tbwaitca Daniel Delacberola, Esq. Edward Singleton, Eaq. C. Trench, Beq. Rev. ...

... Dixin Hardy, Georse Tickell, T.G.; Wna. H. Harris, Captain Brinkley, J.P. Deputation from South Dublin Union— Messrs. John Byrne, T.G.: John Beatty, Edward Blackt'urue, J. P. ; Robert Callow, T.G.; Thomas F. Caldbock, J-P. Patrick Pilsworth, Thomas Bruukor ...

... PROCESSION. The proceedings at the City Hall having terminated, * the procession resumed its route through Castle-street, Thomas-street, Bridgefoot-street, along the quays, I through Capel-street, Bolton-stree*, Dorset-etreet, North I Cavendish-row, and ...

... Reilly, R. D, Kane, Dixon ,d Hardy, George Tickell, TXC., Wm. H. Harris, Captain Brinkley 3.. Deputation from South Dublin Union- 00 -essrs. John Byrnve, T.C.: John Bentley, Edward Black- ry hure, J. P.,; Reobrt Callow, TO.;. Thomas F. Caidheck, he V C 3 JP ...

... 124 The following witnesses were then called in sup- port of the respondent's case:- Mr. Boland (of the firm of Townsend and Hardy) deposed that he saw the farm some days since and found it very much under stubble, and some of it was very much exhausted ...

... Henwriget, Mary Anne Quigley, Gd. sack. Thomas Henwrght, 3d. John Bouarce,10e. Mrs. Murphy,15e.' James Conniell, Is. Thomas Kennedy,2ls. Pat Greene, Is. d. Thomas Crow, Patt Dwyer, Is. each. Mrs. Bouorke. lie. Thomas Butler, Mlicael Murphy Gd. each. Michael ...

... MtcFsaiairs, J.P., Cbainaaa. preaided. Tbe other guardians prsaent were Mraars. J. M. D.V.C.; L. Cartoo, P. D. Hardy. T. James Reilly, John iUUIy. Thomas Rmlit.' J. H. Cbonlsr. C. Deoeby, J.F.; J. D. Krsnklin, M. Botteriy. T. Hatton. J.P.: Sir J. Gray. M.P. ...

... H. J. MacFarlanb, J.P., the oheir. The other present were— J. M. Hjmdman, D.V.C. ; L. Carton, P. D. Hardy, T. Arkina, James ReWj. John Reilly. Thomas Rsi&r. J. HTckomley, O. Dennehy. J.P. ; J. D. FrankUnTM. Botteiiy. T. M. HuttonT J.P. ; Sir J. Orsj, ...

... Lieutenantdo «, least if th. Pari.lan. reai.t laat, and N.tionnlity will not think lightly of what ha. - Colon.l Frederick Hardy, dimmbarked at Qnywtewm consider they are out of the reach of harm.** The now occurred, and will ...