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... Gillespie, John Gillespie, Jas. A. Gilpin, A. Gordon, James A. Gray (Tynan), James Gray (Cindy), Thomas Hall, J.P.; Thomas H. Hardy, John Hughes, Thomas Kelly, John Knipe, T. nipe, J.P. ; Henry Lambe, P.. H. Lamb, Robert Lyons D). Magee, James Moore, ...
... by Sir Francis Knollvs, thd Prince Of Wale s 'by Lord Churchill, tre7 Duke 'of York 'by the Honourable Derek Keppel. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the~no-relist, arid umrerous county folk were also preset. Rev. V. S. Buabridge, vicar of Moreton., performed Schu- macrm's ...
... (Richhill), J. N V')Mahon, MI. Garvey, Charles O'Toole, 'William e Simpsons, Jaes Maxwell. Richard H. Lamb, l Jorcph Allen, Thomas H. Hardy, John Gillespie, . Patrick Waters, Francis Brawly, T. ?? Sinclair, D Danicl Alagee, B. O'Neill (.Armagh), FrancisCorvan ...
... Wilkins, James A. Gilpin, a A. MtKenna, Charles O'Toole, Wm. Corkey, Robt. o Lyons, RP H. Lamb, Thomas H. Hardy, James I Or, `D.L. ; James A. Gray, Thomas Hail, J.P. - and Thiomas W. Sinclair. The business to be dis- posed of consisted of 290 applications ...
... ?? ?? Francis ?? Reid, John M'Naney, John M'Elvogue, Henry Newell, James M'Elhone, Thomas Fairbairn, Robert M'Clean, John A. Quinn, Joseph Newell, John Hardy, Thomas W. Reynolds, William Irwin, John Aiken, Charles Knox, Bernard Kelly, Joseph Greene, ...
... presenit J( were--Messrs. .Tohn Conmpton, J.P. - Jacob Onx, G J.P.; Thompson Brown, dA.P.; Thomas Knipe, 0j J.lt; James Henry Stronge, J.P. ; James Bob- B son, J.P.; Thomas Hall, J.P. ; Win~. H. David- H1 -son, J.P. ;George Flaming, _Archibald Coleman, C M. ...
... - - 1,686. 1886-Mr. H. 11. COens-Hardy (S.) ?? 4.084 Mr. Fellowes ?? 3,324 Mnajorit - . - 760 1892-M. r. IT. Cozeas-lHardy (S.) . 4.E61 t Mr. J. C~ator (C.) ?? ?? 3.578 Majoritv ?? - ,283 I185-Mr. H. H. Omens-Hardy (S.) ?? 4,246 Sir Kenneth Kemp (C.) ...
... present-Messrs. Henry 'Newell, John Aiken, Thomas K. Boardman, Bernard Kelly. Thomas Fairbairn, Joseph Greene, Francis D. Reid, John A. Qainn, Charles Kmox, James MtElhone, John H. Black, John M'RIhrhmgue, and John Hardy. Owing to the tunavoidable. absence of ...
... J.P., charged by District-Inspector W. J. Hardy, Ballymena, with having on the previous night at Gloonan, near Ahoghill, feloniously and dangerously stabbed Win. Mooney, of Gloonan. District-Inspector Hardy prosecuted, and the prisoner was unde- fended ...
... Henry Newell. F. D. Reid, Robert M'Clean, Thomas Fairbairn, John Aiken, Thos. K. Boardman, James M'Elhone, Joseph Greens, Bernard Kelly, Charles Knox, John M'Elvogna, John Hardy, Jos. Newell, John A. Quinn, and Thomas W. Reynolds. Owing to the illness of Mlr ...
... Wright, Rev Thomas Law, Miss Pollock, Mr and Mfrs Norcross, Madam Gomez, Mr and Mrs Lamn- bert, B Barrett, Rev W Brophy, Mr and Mrs Marnrane, the Misses Morton, Mrs Hardy, Fre- derick Hughes, Mr and M-s G R Armstrong, C H Dowling, Mr and Mrs Thomas S Redmond ...
... passed with distine, tion the Mus. Bac. degree examination of the Royal University of Ireland. The Mayor of Capetown, Mr. Thomas Ball, is a Wesleyan, as are also Alderman A. Pyatt, Ma'yor of Nottingham, and the Mayor of Tddlow, who, with the Corporation ...