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... brickbat and would (do very much to hasten the doom of any sinking ?? Prevented or S,vpeocii' Cured. BALBRIEGAN, 20TrI JuNE.-Thomas O'Elagan, Esq., Q C., presided here to-day at our seosione for the first time since his appointment to the chairmanship of ...
... J M'Quaid. Thoi Bat:er, CzsOp Kelly, M U-arrington, W-i., GC Pira, B Professor Carroll, J Hardy, j P: FWvt 5 .IRSJ : Philip Smith, JP: F Cascri;e ?? * ?? Thomas O'Cornor, T. mas RDooYer. iel' Colonei E F Ferrall, Tboo:.as Tigae. T p; IV ?? i lor, DL; ...
... Kilcool; J S ell.' Sr J Dillon. R ~Watson, John Gerrard, Thomas > 'ScaD EsM ucliltOn, AV Cotton, Castlereagh; Col anV~ iNeare, James Hardy, P LaTouche, 3Mor *4ewL it artPeX :;oInI, 31 .MIlls, *V Hardy, Patrick . DPLfi, scool Kildare; J Waldron, J N a.'n w ...
... et, in the room of his late titer, Air. Thomas Wilson, and Mr. John P. Hardy, of the firm of Hardy, Brothers, and Co., !athe room of the late Mr. J3hn ?l['Donnell. BIth selections are unexceptionable. Mr. Hardy isa West India merchant, a mnember of a ...
... I - - THE OYSTER FISHERY We are happy to be able to congratulate our hardy fishermen on the opening prospects of the oyster fishery, II which commenced on Saturday, the 1st instant, also on v the improved condition and increased number of the it boats ...
... Eintis, conty Clsre. the sest r, of her father, Thomas Crowe, Esq.. the lady of James Johonton, Of ed Kincardine, Perthshire ?? , of a daughter. ?? MARRIAGES. he On the 15th instant In Dungannon, James North Hardy Esq, of h Beallymuena to Margaret, eldest daughter ...
... Murtha, do; Rev P Clarke, Adn, Dundalk; Ref P Faan C C, do-, Re-Thomas Taa e,CC, do; Rev J Smyth,CC,4do; RerT3ICrymal], PP. Haggardatown; R Rev A Din, k C. do; Raev B Gorma,-C C, de; Rev T Hardy, PP, illey; Rev J Donnemy, CC, do; Rev J 3'Ca--P P, ForkhsUf; ...
... steamer Trave, froma Brencen, arrived yesterdaly. Es. . p ectedl to leave to-night for Nevrw lark. . Snot Canal, Jan 14-The hardi Deuachepr ioyd steamer Hohoncoolern, Brernen for Sydney, hass arrived .at Port Satid. .Philadselphia, Jan 14-The Allan Line ...
... part of the week may be expected to produce a good result in checking pre- mature luxuriance, and rendering the plant more hardy. As yet prices are comparatively high abroad; but if British speculators do not come forward, of which there seems little E ...
... Boulevards, lams yours very truly, J. J. RosDtsoIS. DR TEHOXAS HIGGINS. (FROM OUR CORE&PONDENT.1 . laryborough, Monday. Dr Thomas HiggWps, son of the respected chair- man of the Delvin Union, has, at the urgent re- quest of his numerous friends, consented ...
... the death of Mr. Wyndham a Goold. Your directors also have to report that they ?? d Wm. Jeckins, J. M'Carthy O'Leary, and Thomas Gallwey, to J become directors of this company, and they have much pleasure In stating that tbose gentlemen have complied ...
... (Manchester), and seconded by Mr JH Walker; advocating the nationalisation of land, mines, minerals, and royalty rents. Mr Kier Hardie, MP , moved i an amend- mentto substitute for mines, minerals, and royalty rents, the words and the whole of the means ...