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... Hor.-e, Sheep, Pig-, 4-Uor-e »«- aide Steam Tbraabiog Machine, arming linplc- meats, &c. . MARSH & SOX hav* been favoured with in- VV . atrmtiuu. by C«pt. IUvBS. his avstun of I'arming, 51.1.1. lt\ LM.KbKIIV fcl) AUOTIIiS, at TOWEKMUKL, near Irrnioy ...
... thought there could no dilnculty in placing the first, Corrinne, which belonged to and was bred by John Wood, Stanwick I’ark, Darlington. She was got Cardigan (12,560) out Carmine, by Prince Arthur (13,407), and a more lovely creature amongst the bovine females ...
... Landed Estates Court, Inns-quay. Dublin ; or to JOHN Solicitor, having carriage of the Order for Sale, 31, Arthur-street, Belfast; or to John Kyhe, Solicitor, No. 1, Lower Ormoml-quay, Dublin. MR. JOHN )N begs intimate to Graziers of Sheep in Ireland ...
... and Co. Second prize, A. Campbell and Sons. Third prize, John Macgregor. Fuchsias, Nine, ditto—First prize, John Macgregor. Second prize, Thomas Barnes and Co. Ditto, Six, ditto—First prize, John Macgregor. Second prize, Thos. Barnes - Co. Third prize ...
... L.Q.. J.P.« Taaffe, Esq., J p. Claremoirls Union ; Hon. J. Maas;, Upper Merrlon-atreet; Mr. Murra;: John O'Brien, J.P.. Klog'a County C. Tull;; S. Arm. strong, V.C., Manorhamilton Union, Leitrim ; P. Dixon Hardy; D. Darcy, P.L.0., Count; Galway ; C. Lawless ...
... attendance was very numerous. Amongst those present were—Sir James Murray, V.P., Hon. John P. Vereker, V.P., John W. Gregg, Esq., T.C., J. Classon, Esq., Doctor Grattan, M. Cassidy, Esq., Professor Cameron, George Seagrave, Esq., Liverpool; Doctor Bien ...
... called upon them to and do likewise, and their country would saved (cheers). Let them, still then, onward show their arms. Mr. John Bull, of Kent, said that much had boon said of general distress, but ministers talked of prosperity, which could only ...
... excellent time, and in accordance with their agreement. They await your further orders. 1 am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, John C. Burne, 61, Harcourt-street, Architect and C.E. 15th August, 1867. The committee to whose management the show has been committed ...