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... sheep, Sir James Stronge, Bart; Thomas Baker and H I XacFarlae n Herses-Lord Dunlo, the Hon St John Butler, and George Bobinson. Sheep-, Captain Croker, Stowart.MaxwelljandJ T. Relly. Swinesl-H HWoods,.R L Prentice, and Thomas Ball. -oultry, dairy produce ...
... taken by ' CAPTAiN LiDSAY, President. The followiig guardians were present --Mr Reilly, Mr Murphy, Mr Arehbold, Mr Harkan, Mr Thomas Arkins, Mr Coegrave, Mr Roper, and Mr Gavacsn. STATD OF THE HOUSE. Paupere remaining in the house, 3rd Sept., 2,258; admit- ...
... lion. He moved a vot of censure against Mr. Hardy. (Voices- No, no, Respect, respect,this is not the place.) A Voice-It is not Hardy. It is Lord Derby who has done this. Mr. Finlen said the result of Mr. Hardy's not re- ceiving them would be very serious ...
... kuardland' were present:-Mr. O'Do- noghoe, iuspector; Charles Tborpe, Thomas Arkins. fol Thomas Willis, G'eorge Mangen, Henry Price, Joseph ho Long, Edward Reilly, James Nugent, Philip D. Hardy, Captain Lindsay, Richard O'Gorman, Mathew Callaghan, James Kerr ...
... French, J J Butler, B liorwood, J M. Hyndmasn, O Speer Thomas Aridins, H Ingrk Thomas Cosgrave. 0 Thorpe, W Graham, e Dodd, M aWUflean, J Sweetain, J Molly, M Flanagan, H J M'Farlsane, ?? P D Hardy, (. Austin, W Russell, H Hogan, W Youngrarnd J Artboold ...
... L3ster O'Beirne., 16 4d; Sir J Lentaigne, Lady Lentaigfie, Professor Barrett V Ball, Esq; Mgs V Ball, Dr Cruise, Captain Hardy, Mrs Hardy, Mrs T cAodley, Miss B Corbaills. Miss E NIor man, Miss Darley, Mrs Le Breton Simnmonds, Mrs Jel- lett, the Provost T ...
... It .MCoy, P Bel- lew, John Quinn, St Lynrh, John Hofey, James Tuite, T r V Parks, A MCormick-, Thomas buinell, Jas Farrell, 3i a Donogh, Thomas M'Court, Thomas Bellew, Denis Raf- ferty, Francis Laverty, James Gallagher, Jnas Courtney, James Heating, Joseph ...
... Lindsay, John Dodd, Charles Thorp, Joseph Long, Cap. Cain Wisdom, Thomas Willis, James Nugent, Patrick M'Owen. Jobn Mallett, Thomas Kerr, Edward Hogan, Robert Mullin, Philip D Hardy, George T. D. Mangan, and John Rorke. STATE OF THU HOUSe. Paupers admitted ...
... y.- | Mr. JouHe MAirru In the chair. Preaeut-Mr. Thomas Arkins, Mr. B. Norwood, J.1.; Cap. tain Lindsay, D.L, J.P.; Dr. M. F. Brady, Mr. a. Thorp, Mr. J. VC11Cann, Mr. Thomas Coegrave, Mr. P. D. Hardy, and Mr. G Austin. STATIC OF THE Uoous.-Paupers remaining ...
... doubtless agree unanimously in passing lr. Hardy's motion, although it did contain a word or so which seemied to conveya sting. Mr. Butler contended that the motion should by right be brought forward and moved by Mr. Hardy, who had originated it and hold given ...
... Durham, Rev Thomas Dickson, Rev Jacobus Gerald Flizgerald, Samuel Hall, Rev llenricus Monck Mason ,Ha-nckett, sc; lev Thomas Edmundus Hackett, ac; Rey Carolus Hardy Little, Rev Gullelmua Archibald Macdo. nald, Hugo Stuart Hamilton Moore, Thomas Andres M'Cammon ...
... - EEqj in the chair. The following guardians attended --Mejsrs. D. F. Brady, V.C., BYrme, Dounville, J.P., Cbarles Thorp, Thomas rkins, Capt. Lndsey,JP. and D.L, Mes. CartonoNugent, carwliu, flyndmer g ...