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... tfrhich is so great that some horses refuse to pass it. discharge from Mr. Hardy’s tanyard, and at this point there are three mannre pits, belonging to the tenants of Mrs- Charles Hardy, which are so low that a oonsiderable quantity of stagnant water lies ...
... always treasure them the moat price lees of all the he had ever n-oervrd. The party than with Father M'Blvogoa, aod Beva. Thomas Hardy, P.P., KiUeray; U. Hackle, C.C.. Killevey Uicbael O'Brien, P.P., Longhgall; Patrick r.orr. P.P., Bellymnonab; Bov. Patrick ...
... Best, Mr. T. O, Peel, Rev. Thomas Kmgsborongh, Rev. W. P. Magee, Rev. C. R. Williams, Mr F. J. Best, J.P.; Mr. Jas. Orr. Dr. Griffiths, Messrs. David Edgar, William Graham, Wm. Callaghan, Samuel Forkhnr, Abraham W. Redmond, Thomas M‘Don ugh, Robert Wilson ...
... mourners were:— William Hillock, Henry Hillock, J.P., and James Hillock, sons; William Kdwarrls, nephew; Thomas Henry Hardy, Wm. James Hardy, Alexander Hardy, James Hillock. jun.,nrdGordon Hillock, grandsons. Suitable services were ooudneted by Rev. Mr. Dean ...
... —William Hillock, Henry Hillock, J.P., and Thomas Hillock, brothers; James M'Aree, brother-in-law; William Hillock, James Hillock, Gordoa Hillock, Albert Hil-ock, Thomas Henry Hardy, William Hardy, Alexander Hardy, Henry Ferris, Edmund ...
... Gillespie appeared foe Hardy. James Psrquhar re-swore hiedepesitlroa,setting out that resided with bis father ia the tovnUad of Bally teeny, aad went with Sondayoehool excuratoo to Warren point, oo 7tb Aagaollast.. Ben eon aad Hardy were there. After ♦ ...
... friends were present to pay the last tribale respect. The chief moaroer* were. Jobs Hardy, Eaq n C. 8., brother; Frank Hardy, Baq., Henry Hardy, Baq., Stanley Hardy, Kaq., nephews; Rev. Wit. Johnson. The corUye passed along by Cbarlettont Piece und English ...
... premises in which n large business could done is rarely to met with. Immediate conld given. For further norticulsrs, apply THOMAS E. REID, Honse end Land Agent, Dobbin Street, Armagh. Armagh, September llth, 1800. IN THE HIGH COURT OP JUSTICE, U N W E ...
... CUT FLOWERS. Best collection of annuals —1, Thomas 2, Mrs. Hanlon; commended, John Kelly. Best collection perenials —l, Mrs. Hanlon and Thomas Brannigan; commended, John Grant. Best col lection of roses—l.Thos. Brannigan; 2, John Grant. Best collection ...
... assess said rate npon the teoemenis and premises set ont in the ratebook. HigDei by Ordvr, GEO. A, EDWARDS, J.P., Cbslnosn. THOMAS O. PEEL. Town Clerk slid U ban EzocOiive Sanitary Officer. Armagh, September tilb. 1x93. TO CONTRACTORS. rUDERS Wanted for ...
... other Gnardtaus present being—Messrs. Thompson Browne, J.P.; James Best, Thomas Wynne, losepb William Simpson. William Corkny, William Small, Wm. Rooney, Thomas Small, J.P., Thomas Woods, James Oormalf, Michael Kelly. Joseph Johnston, James Hobson, Henry ...
... Robinson, landlord. Francis Qallogloj 14 10 0 adjourned U. B. Artnatrong, landlord. James Oormley 20 0 16 0 0 Rev. E. 0. Hardy, landlord. T. W. Irwin 6 5 0 6 Robert Bradly and others, landlords. John Leslie 3 2 6 116 6 John Armstrong 913 ...