... to a.vantagc. Any comm an » for B. M. at Bray’s, No. 15, Mtrciiaat's-fjuay, aviil atteiadeiL or Strayed, ofT the Lands Stone- field, on the night of Monday, the infl. BAY LOi.T, three years old, about 13 hands high, with finr-.i! wart his throat ; his ...

... of doman, called Claremcunt, containing T(Jacres U>err:jbotijls with 'the Home, Ollices and thereon, and also th* Hore-Stone Field, containing 21? acres or thereabouts, part said Lunatic's Estate, which said Lands and Premise. nreSfltuatc in the County ...

... daman, called Cluroftoent, coMOMing 76 seres thereabouts, with the House, Offices and Garden rtereon, and elso the Hove-Stone Field,' containing acres thereabouts, being .part of said Lunatic’s Batata, which said Landa and Premises are tKuste in the Codbty ...

... tv, Solicitor for the Trustees, la the Act Pal lia- ' Offices and Garden thereou, and also ment, No. 5, ' - . . ' lore-Stone Field, containing 'M acres tlieruubonts, lieiug N. B. The Lands and Premises will set tip hi the fol- said I.unatic'a £s ...

... going immediately to France, and will be sold without reserve. A highly hied Grey Mare, six years old, equal to thirteen stone, field or road, is very fast in all her paces, the best condition, and warranted sound. A Grey Gelding, nearly sixteen hands high ...

... and single harnuss, are very gentle and safe roadsttess. A bay Gelding, full three quarter bred, Champion, equal to 15 stone field and road, and if Hatched would 1 a fine carriage horse, only five years old, in the best condii tion, and warranted sound ...

... occupation of Mr. Michael Rogers.) situate the West side of the great North Road between the Bridge of Santry and the Four-mile Stone, Field Cocks of prime upland Hay, 2 Cocks in Hay-yard, 1 Mare and Foal, 3 Cart Horses—Carts and Harness, Milch Cows, Some Oats ...

... occupation of Mr. Michael Rogers,) situate the West side of the great North Road between the Bridge Santry and the Four-miie Stone, Field Cocks of prime upland Hay, 2 Cocks in Hay-yard, 1 Mare and Foal, 3 Cart Horses—Carts and Harness, 2 Milch Cows, Some Oats ...

... chair after that (Jordan. Mooney told roe that there had bee? hour. Mr. Donovan, aa usual, acting a* secretary, the Hoar-stone fields replied that it was a falsehood, ' The Chairman then briefly and eloquently addressed the could be (Reeling there without ...

... scoundrel. Collier Recollects the day Captain Walsh was in Lisdordan. Mooney told that there had been a meeting the Hoar-stone fields; replied that it was a falsehood, there could be no meeting there without knowledge; heard a shot fired that evening about ...

... jockey, who won the cup at Warwick, on the Duke of Richmond’s Confusionee, weighed, with saddle, bridle, &c., under four stone ! field preacher, who had been a printer, observed in the usual harangue, that vouth might he compared to a comma, manhood to a ...

... Glebe, the lady of the Rev. Samuel Sandford. of a son. June 2fi, in Edinburgh, the lady of Colin G. Campbell, Esq., ot Stone-field, Argyllshire, of a son, stlll-bern. July 3, at Viearsfield, Knocktophcr, the lady of the Rev. Simon C. Foot, of daughter ...