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... over the Desert from Tunis to Tripoli. The true way must means its great rivers—the Nile, the Figcr, and the Major General Thomas It- ed, C. 8., who was appointed the command ihe troops before Delhi on the death of General Barnard, is an officer experience ...
... fellow-citizen, Mr. John Baird, late seuior partner in the long established and respectable drapery concern Messrs. Baird and Hardy, of this town. After a lingering illness, he died on Sunday last, at his residence in Church-street, in the 51 at year of his ...
... upon the grand jury; John Davison. Esq., foreman. Andrew T. Dickey. Alexander Ti.iroc, O'Neill. ra. ilwn. Tho. Ciffeu Ja*. N. Hardy, I.nVe Jaekson, Johnston Jaa B. Kitten. Wm. Moore. Andrew Martin. Tyomna H. A darns Robert Caruth, Mmiss, «tnrk M'VieVar, John ...
... inquiry by commission would be the mode most likely to carry weight in this country., Lord Stanley seconded the motion. Mr. Hardy defended the present system, as gradually increasing and deTeloping the education of the country. Under the Commissioners of ...
... rich black oak frame.- vyith suitable inscription and address. The case will we un4erstand, be exhibited in Messrs. Baird and Hardy’s window, on this day. and would well repay the trouble of inspection. Colonel Adair, honorary member of the Lodge, has kindly ...
... JAMES BEATTY, Chemist. Armagh—Mr. A. P. Sheppard, General Merchant. Antrim—Mr. Wm. Lowry, Matchmaker. Ballymoney —Mr. Isaac Hardy, Belfast Bank. Ballybay—Mr. William A. Breakcy, Solicitor. Bushmills —Mr. A. S. Warke, M. D. Ballycastle—Mr. S. Black, Solicitor ...
... Coleraine —Mr. Hugh Neill. Carlingford—Mr. Thomas Parks, Ballug Castle. Downpatrick—Mr. Nelson, Solicitor. Dublin- Messrs Curry & Shields, 45, Dame Street Mr. A. M‘Neale, 34. M’cstmorcland Street. Dundalk —Mr. Thomas K. Coleman. ' F.nniskillen Messrs. Bradshaw ...
... extensive, Among these are also the fine concerns of Messrs- Carmichael and Co., who have recently enlarged their establishment, Thomas Lyons and Co., O’Gilvie, Sutherland and Co. very handsome concern), and the Messrs. Arnott and Co., who afford considerable ...
... gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury John Davison. Esq, foreman; Wm. Beffgs, Andrew I*. Dickey, William Danscatb, James N. Hardy, Murty Ifenrill, James Kilim, George Mmiss, John M'Caw, John Kaphnel, William Joseph Sloan, George C. Browne. John Strahan ...
... Coleraine—Mr. Hugh Neill. Carlingford —Mr. Thomas Parks, Baling Castle, Downpatrick—Mr. W. Nelson, Solicitor. Dublin—Messrs. Curry & Shields. 45. Dame Street; Mr. A. M'Neale, 54. Westmoreland Street. ' Dundalk —Mr. Thomas K. Coleman. Enniskillen—Messrs. Bradshaw ...
... Ballymena. The first-named was fined 2s. 6d., and the others 3s. each, besides costs. CHARGE or WANTOW CBl tLTT TO A DUCK. Thomas Laverty. of Dromona, appeared to answer the complaint of Samuel Armstrong, who charged him with malicious injury to one of ...
... Foltrell, Fleet-street CONDITIONAL ORDERS. Cardiff, Mark, and another, owners; Leonard Hardy, petitioner. Solicitor, AlexanderForstcr, 31 Nelson-street. Evans, Thomas W E, owner; John I) Evans petitioner. Solicitor, Delmege and Ferguson, 6 Lower Ghmces ...