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... rank of pest captain, arnd i Lieutenant Le Hardy, of the Saraceri, arid Lieutenant Otway of the Coret, to the rank of conIm5' ders. These appointments were conveyed to Captaril Lapidge and Commander Le Hardy (Commander Otway did trot returu in the Co ...
... Cooke. Best Carriage Colt or Filly under four years old: Viscount Clifden. Best Carriage Colt or Filly, ucderthreeyearsold: Thomas Seigne. CLASSES 2 A1ND I.-Best Draught Mare: first, T. Doyle; second, Joseph Walsh. Best Draught Colt or Fillyunder three ...
... Vs'counthes larlond Lord and Lady Lurgan, the Lard Chief Justice of the Queen's Lench, the night Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., sad Airs. Hardy, Sir Edmund de Strzelecki, Sir Roundell 1Palmer, M1.P., and Pliss Palmer, Colonel and Lady Jane Dundas. irs. Fuller ...
... Liverpool ; Mr J T Gilbert, Mr Thomas Babington, Mr 3 D Flirgerald, Mr W Birth, Bristol: Mr W Bertan, London ; Mr J Rocke, Lud- low i- r N Wood, 2ir E J SVood, Nr TWWood, Mr i J tandelph, Mr J Thomnas, ?? David Thomas, Philadelphia, US a Mr and hlrs ...
... hibited by Mr Harry Livesey, of Rotherfield, who was also the breeder, the second place being awarded to St Thomas. the property of Mr Thomas Hall, of Malton, Yorks. The Earl of Londesborough was the breeder of the third ptrze winner, while Sir Walter ...
... Lylias, A m Barley, G Hardy, James Goold, G Ei B Goold, J Hko Arrivals at Norris Wall Station by. the s London and North Western Company's 7xpress pas- v senger ?? II P Hunt, Mrs Hunt, Miss Beecher, Miss A Newson, Henry Mitchell, Thomas Pratt, *; Montgomery ...
... have left Kinstown for England. Lieutenant H Robinson, R I Fusiliers, has left Kingstown for England. F P hardy, 2nd R I Fusiliers, and Mrs Hardy have left Kingstown for England. Dr WValter Smith has returned to 34 Lower Baggot street. The Press Association ...
... avail themselves of the summer excursiot trips now in progress of organization (hear, hear). Sir Thomas Deane handed in a usubcrip' itin or 201. rom Thomas Brassey, Esq., and stated that while in Linddon lie took the opportunity of bringing the subject ...
... the' age of sixty thles Years, 'having. govered Ividii for six years. TESS OF THE D'IhB RrdlLES. ' Thomas :i. London: Jamnes g Osgood, M Aw e, Yad@t. Mr. Hardy has thought well - prefix to this new and cheaper edition b his inich discussed novel a rather ...
... of;I00 each at 1 428, and a third lot of 100 at 34s; Mr Samuel Hardy I sold 90 ewes at 393, and 30 wedders at B4B; Mr Win I Hardy sold 70 wedders at 47s Gd, and 45 ewes at 41B; M Mr Nieholas Hardy sold 45 ewer at 41a Gd; MIr Fahy, Loughrea, sold 120 ewes to ...
... Hamilton, Mr and Mrs B Reevos, Miss Muriel Trench, Mr and Mrs MI1 Hughes, M Maslln, J P; Miss Clara Ehberle, Thomas A Farrell, Very Rev Thomas O'Reardon, tiev J O'Reardon Kane, William J Goulding, D L, and Mrs Goulding; Samnuel M'Comas, Miss Pailes, Miss ...