... M'Daraett, AahSaM. KUksasr Kct. Prter Nolaa. P.P., T«U»Jiertn. Amw- lU*. Ckiun Hew*—y. P.P., lnMUo*« Mr. TnlUrt** .. Mr. Thomas Morphy. Hebron, Kilksmny Mr*. S. Keily, Tullaroan. do. Bo?. Tlmoihr Heni—y. P.P.. do,, do. Bar. John K (PDobsrty, Ada., H**to«n- ...

... (Archon Lord Wolverton. .t 1.880.000 : Bir .lula Hardy, £1.0.93.000: and teir William Miller P . All . ere read dab I ford Wolverton. not of illy.** 8.. k, Ni. IL GM 11ia , e; VC,. John Hardy's Low Moor Ironworks, and plemeed aortae, Raterae ...

... ALBERT GUNTHER, FAR, Keefer of leeMsf, NMnl HMtetf Mmm SYDNEY BALL HOLT HALLBTT LADY DUFFUB HARDY FSIdBRIU HARRISON BRET HARTS HiAgMRIfiKBiMR. * * * MISS OOTATIA THOMAS HUGHES, Q.C., FRA BACH NUMBER WILL CONTAIN FROM « SKETCHES. EVERY DAY. ONE PENNY. N9TS ...

... signed. Preliminarv List Supporters with Pen and Pencil The Duke of'Argvll, K G. K Arthur Hopkins. P. W S apt Wdo W Abney, FK Thomas Hughes. QC,P 8 W if Arworth Professor Huxley, F R Dr Adler. Chief Rabbi Walt-, Horsley Grant Allen Rev Dr A Lion Mrs Jouue ...

... Goschen—Lord Woli verton, £1,820,000; Sir John Hardy, £1,033,000; and Sir William Miller,of Manderaton,£l,o23,ooo. AH these were fortunes made in business—Lord Wolverton's out of Glyn’s Bank, Sir John Hardy’s in Low Moor Ironworks, and Sir William Miller's ...

... vice-presidents, Mr Thomas M’Dermott and Mr J Mooney, lion secretary, Mr Christopher Maguire, treasurer. Mr Caulfield, and committee of the following members: —Messrs T Hnghes, Morrissy, Malone, J Dolan, II Moran,? Kllcullen, Ford, Gahan, Hardy, T Eakins, Mathews ...

... 3rd, at St. George’s Church, Dublin, by special licence, the marriage took place of Mary Lenora Kane, only child of the late Thomas H. Kane, Esq., of Claremont, Howth, and Richard Dowse, Barrister-at-Law, only son of the Right Hon. Baron Dowse. The bride ...

... Jnsllco kYugibboo preMding. Tbo other l-ieaent were—Mr. Arthur l(. Henson. Survwn (.‘nrfy. Sr. Wra. Fry. Jim. -.Captain Fred Hardy. J.K ; Mr. Tertios JJcacs. Fane Vcraou. J. P.; Mr. Wheeler. The renUao business waa tnuwwtcd. Sererml reports wnre recelred ...

... with the Kerry in this respect. This breed is hardy, suited to climate, and. in propor- i lion to the amount food supplied, is, per-! haps, best producer goud milk of any. The Channel Island breed ia not so hardy, , aud is not so easily fattened when her ...

... Greene, Sir Thomas Brady, Gener'al I Sankey,- Mrs, sand, ites Sankey, 1ixh; Heon Lord t Justice iefzGibbon, Sir Andrew Z and Lady Reed, s Sir West nd- Lady l idgeway, Colonel Dense, Colonel and, Mrs Aulld, Capt, Mrs, and the Misses Hardy said Mbiss H ...

... John iU»d lady Ball (ireeße.Sir Thomas Brady , lieneral ami Mm. ami Mia* .saa key. Lon Justice nitOibUm, Sir Andrew L. ami Lady Heed, Mr West and Lady Riilgeway, Cokeiel Vase, t'd-die) and Mr*. Antd. Caotain. Mm, and the Hardy an>l Slits liullowell, Lord ...

... smjTh.Eaq,£l; Mrs Win Fry, jnn, A Murray Ker. Esq, and Mrs Murray Ker. ; Pim SSdbSv. Si, ShieK, Is; Mrs liackett. ids; Bev Thomas Haekett, 10»i the Misses Bradshaw, Os ; Mrs Henshaw, sale work Milltown 3d; Mrs Hugh Brown, £3, Dowager of Annesley, £1; Miss ...