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... Alexan- der, Montgomery, and Frederick Nixon (brothers), wire summoned on a charge of having assaulted a carpenter named Wmn. Hardy, and ]aie wife, at II1- verton-road, Dulkey, on the 19th instant. Air. Reilly appeared for complainant, and Mr. Richard KIennau ...
... street Mr Denis Daly, Thomas street Mr James Dunne, Mr Patrick Byrne, Bull alley William Burke, Lincoln place P Thompson, Mount joy square Mr £ Garland, Merchant’s quay Mr Kenny, L 3, North Earl stmt L Gaffney, Fleet street Mr Thomas M’Nally, AM, T CD ...
... '.EATH SIP. THOMAS BLAKE. BARONET. deeply regret t»> announce the death, his C. year, of Sir Thoma* Blake. Baronet. D. .1. P, which melancholy event took place at his residence, Monlough fa-tle, Galway, Saturday, the 2nd instant. Sir Thomas, who was the ...
... President most gratefully acknowledges ths following additional subscriptions:- His Grace the Dukeof Norfolk . £50 0 0 RO e Thomas Hardy, Adm, Dundlk.. 3 0 0 R1ev Daniel Corbett, P P, Quin, county Clare (first sub) . .. ?? . .. 0 0 Rev James Lee, C C, Blckrock ...
... James Cullen, Thomas Agar, James Gorman, Patrick Hanlon, John James, Bryan Ka. vanagh, John Reads, John Aughney, Williamn Balding, Thomas Corrigan, John Deering, John Dillon, William Fitzmaurice, James Maher, John Parker, George Young, Thomas James, Pierce ...
... chairman, assisted by the following magistrates—J Lecky, George Alexander, William Duckett, Hardy Eustace. Robert Clayton Browne, Arthur Fitzmaurico and Thomas O’Meara, Esqrs. The business consisted of 53 civil bill entries, five criminal cases, four ...
... (2), Edward A Carlow; Mr J W C Doyne and Misa Doyne, Mr Hardy Eustace, Cutlacnore ; Mr James H Eustace, Newtoxn ; Mr Min Constance Vesey, Mrs Mrs Barker, Mr Entwistle, Glade Breddell. Sir Thomas Pierce Butler. Bart, BalUntemple, and Lady Butler, Sir Charles ...
... easy chair spoke gentleman John“ We ne’er see well what we’re standing on. PRESIDENT RUPE THE STORY A RED AND A MAIDEN By Thomas Sexton. 11. The Wild Place in' Muxstki:. ■Rupert Blake had never seen the intended home of his holidays when he informed the ...
... direct practical results may well be doubted. Freon, and England on be- ' half of France, wen the =manes in which the slimed hardiness and iniquity of the Prussian Laws of Vier had excited the loudest pretests. But when the opportunity of examining thew and ...
... Bay, Aldernaa el City of 18.77., avid 71 yearg. H —hammy 1, his realdiree 2 Frankfort Oar, Upper Radiating, Philip Dire Hardy, Egq &gad 81 year. KMM—Jansary 6, at his residence Nn 7 Barrier neck Li, lte tomer H tho Naafis India, ir a te 84th yer Ho ...
... lession, and that a further delay of importance at this late period of the recess has been caused in preparing Mr. Gathorne Hardy's war estimates by the death E a daughter of the right hon. gentleman's on Eidamy after a protracted illness. The Observer ...
... their last half-penny paying toll at its gates, and then take their final plunge into tho dark waters below. ' wonder that Thomas Hood called It tho “Bridge of Sighs.’’ As ono passed its recesses oao imagines voices issuing from tho archways beneath—voices ...