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... 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 ...
... THLE CoHAIaITAl. Dr. Brady, V.P., having taken the chair, pro. tem., Mr. P. D. Hardy rose to move that the thanks of the board be accorded to their chairman, Mr. Cusack. Mr. Hardy observed that as this was the last occasion on which the present board as such ...
... ; for the support of deserted children, It. Messrs. Thomas Saul, Dillon, Gilchreest, O'Neill, and Car- t roll were appointed constables. Overseers of Deserted Children.-Messrs. Thomas Saul, Thomas Briscoe, and James Hughes. X Officers of Health.-Mes ...
... Irsh-Patrick ?? Welsh, t Thomas Brennan, Michael Murphy. t 41st-7 medalb-4 Iribh-James Kelly, Patrick Garvey, John Kenealy, Thomas M'Quade. 42rd-6 ?? Irish. 44th-7 medals-4 Irish-Denis Reddia, Dents Canty, John Drennan, Thomas M'Carth3.s 46th-6 medals-one ...
... assure Mr. Hardy and the board thot nothing wag farther from his intention than to give utterance to a word calculated to offend or insult him (hear, hear). If anything he might have inadvertently said had been taken In an offensive sense by Mr. Hardy, he would ...
... Captain LINDSAY in the chair. The following guardians were present:-D F Brady, V C; BMr Thomas Arkins, Mr Hyndman), Mr Charles Thorp, Mr Flanagan, Mr Earkan, Mr Hardy, Mr Robert Law. STATE OF THE HOUSE. Paupers remaining in the house at last return, 2,592 ...
... fol- lows :-For the ?? Cracour,lirson, Flanagan, Franklin, Hardy, Hyndman, Lalor, Lind- say, and Tickell-9. Aeainst-Messra. Arkins, Brady, Butterly, Kennedy, Mfurphy, O'Malley, James and Thomas Reilly, Sullivan, -ad Sweet man-lo. - The amendment was a ...
... Gooley, Tb'pmas King, Miolias1 Fitzpatrick, W Neill, -Thomas 'Leonard, 14oger' Leonard, Thomas Kelly, John Dooley, Michael Glynn, Michael Lynch, John Faby, John eolloy, John Hardi- man, Petr Forde, Thomas Cahill, Michael Forde, Rtibprd Faby. I The Rev Chairman ...
... eon John Morley, t 1 P ; to Mr Peter FWrench, J P. the recently chose;n .I P; and to Messrs T M Healy, hI P; Thomas Sextre, Mi P5 and Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde ; and to the public journals. The Chairman (Air John Flynn) said he on- dorsed every word in ...
... advocates and supporters of the cause in Dublin who were present, we noticed the Rev. Mr. Spratt, the Rev. 3. J. Murphy, Thomas Reynolds, Esq., city marshal, and James Haughton, Esq. The Rev. Mr. Mathew commenced his labours soon after one o'clock. He ...
... Abbey. Peter BFown, 16, Bachelor's Walk. Edward Pardon, 23, Bachelor's Walk.. Thomae Percival Swan, 4, Lower Ormond quay. Tnomas Dixon, Blackrock. 'cOULNTJOY WARD. Philip Dixon Hardy, 23, Upper Backvill3 street. George Thorpe, Mountjoy 6quare, East. Uharlas ...