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... Klernan. Thomas (ierooo. lUrnar-J Mat-kin. Patrick Lauren Cortia, Hugh Garrigan. John Klonahan, Owen Mat-kin, Patrick Gcraon. Mr# Carroll Mr# Nennr. Miss Smith. Mis# Xeary. William nurnin. John Mat-kin, I’atrick Curtla. Patrick M*Cabe, Thomas Hardy Patrick ...
... furnace, is the only memorial left by the dead man. Friday Afternoon, Half-past Two ©’Clock. Edward Armstrong, Thomas Glodston, John Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took seriously ill. all had a prayer meeting at a quarter to two o’clock, when Tibbs, Henry ...
... Grammar-DominickM•Mullen, Patrick M’Brearty, John M'Paolan. In Latin Composition—John Lennon. Mathematics— Thomas Murphy, Charles Madden, Thomas Hardy, J. Lennon. Fkk.nui. First Class James Hanley, Cornelius Egan. Second Class Pa; rick Lennon, J. Lennon, ...
... following guardians attended:—Captain Lindsay, J P. and D.L.; Messrs. Thomas Arkins, £. W. Williams, Long, Hyndman. Baily, Byrne; Dr. F. Brady, V.C.; Captain Furnace; Messrs. Nugent. French, Hardy, Gavacan, Flanagan, Coegrave, Dodd, J G Ratbborne, J P., Mallet ...
... of* son. Hardy—July 4. at Kurrachee, India, the wife of Capfc and Adjutant Hardy, Royal Artillery, of son. Roche—August 12, at 57. Upper Mount-street, the wife of Charles Philip Roche, Esq, of son. Stolt—August 8, at Ballymoney, the wite Thomas Stolt, Esq ...
... plaintiffs, or a fraudulent document, a mere sham to protect the goods of Thomas Scott against the claims of the defendant. Had the defendants shown that the property in question was that Thomas Scott, and that it had not been taken from him bona fide valuable ...
... Carton, Chris opher Dodd. Glaauevin—John Didd, J»hn Lirgar. Ilowch—D*. Brady Edward H *gar?. Ciontarf—Thomas Carolau, Francia Byrnfc Cjolock—Thomas C e. E. F Cuppige. CHAIRMAN OF THK NORTH DUBLIN UNION. We regret perceive that the iaia a liable and liberal ...
... Espy, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Russel), Mr. Thomas Ark ns, Captain Unthay, J.l*. and L.; Mr. Carollo, I>. F. Bracy, V.C.; Mr. Butler, Mr. Austin, Mr. Uyndinan, Mr. E. W. Wllluma, Mr. Hatton, J P. and D.L.; Mr. Mallry. Mr. Hardy, Mr Egan, J ; Cap tain Furnace, J ...
... P Alderman Alkinsjn, J P Job *ph Boyce, Esq, L Thomas Hutton, K«q, !•» A Parker. Etq.J P George Woods Maunsell, Esq. J Alexander Boyle, Esq Captain Knox Captain Brabazon Alderman Joynt, Limerick F Hardy, E*q A Esq James West, Esq, P KJward Fox, Efq A ...
... weekly meeting of the Guardians the North Dublin Union, on Wednesday, Mr. Hyndman called attention to the case ot man named Thomas Connor, a native of Dublin, who, having become chargeable to the parish of St. James's, Westminster, had been placed board ...
... Harriet Mary, youngest daughter of the late Hutchinson. Esq. Malcolmson Hardy—On the llth Inst .at Manchester. Klcfcard Malcolmson. Esq . Banbiidgc. Down, Harriet, daughter Joa« Hardy. , Higher Ardwkdi. Mavsell M*C*»nkey June 3. Melbourn*. Australia. William ...
... while I was sitting heie he ought to retrict it. Mr. Roper—l think Mr. Hardy ought to state his authority. (Hear, hear) Mr Arkins said that, on the occasion referred to, Mr. Hardy had used a moet improper and unfounded observati n towards Captain Lindsay ...