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... pahlit.l3 • collection of short storias, which says the Boohtuan, both in the opinion her brother (Lord Houghton) and Mr. Thomas Hardy. who hare read them, are among the best tbinds oho has done. The Mt. of Leinster, who with his crimes end Mr. Mimeo Ferguton ...
... end the other person (Hardy) re* (erred to is a dealer in vinegar and Tottenham Road, King.land. On the 6th November two Excise officers, named Vimatone and Pargetter, were in Tottenham Road. and saw a cart belougieg to Hardy draw •p before defendant's ...
... the Hybrid Perpetual, Hybrid Tee, Tea-sccated, Climbing and all other ' sorts, besides a flue list of Clematises and other hardy Climber °roommate! and Bowerieg and harsh', h ardy flowering Platte and many other interesting subjects. Everyone having • ...
... without purchase, vice Shear. man. DEPOT BATTALIONS. Major Wm. Hardy, from half-pay, unattached, to be Major. Captain Wm. Daunt, 9th Foot to be Adjutant. To be Quartermasters—Lieut. Thomas Vousden, from the 21st Foot ; Lieut. James Scott, from the 55th ...
... babel, of the thrown. to and by : âMichael Ryder. Michael McInerney. Thomas R. Kelly Thomas Coolakan, Patrick Murphy, Pat Linane Lisa's, Pat Rafferty:. Thomas W. Hyland, Martin R.. Collins, Matthew , Ceases. James !McDonnell, John M.Grath, William Burke ...
... received in this Department from the Royal Irish Coustsbniary, relative to an outbreak of rubies to a bullock, the property of Mr Thomas Humphreys. Large, on the 23rd instant, and in r (erotica thereto I am to draw the attention of the Local Authorities to their ...
... indicted for that they, on the 9th November, at Abbeytown, II omeommoo, did assault and rob Thomas Ward., and to which charge they pleaded not guilty. Thomas Weide esamined—Livee in AtEleague ; was gong thither on the evening of the 9th December it client ...
... TtlE ORAN° JCR'''. The following gentlemen wen sworn on the Gland Jory—M eon John Flsusgsti (foreman); James Geoghegan, Thomas Renato°, Jobe I.yuct., Peter Mulligan, John lt , ehand Vsti.ors, Joseph Scott. F G Vough, Wilson Rooth, .Icooph Costello, Jmniw ...
... Patrick Maguire, Merchant. IfobilL David Noble. blerrhant.fuhill. Tur-er. Merchant. William Berns. sUrchast, Ballinsmore. Thomas Basil, Drugs st. Bs li •amo , e. Hobert Motley. Am:hamar., DroniJd. J. Han.. Dr4gist. Camisoles. Tholes. Id•Kint. Drurgi.it ...
... Rau Cootehall, 430 yards. Tha•—ll sins. Fire' prisoners's, • award prise --E P teapot ; third prize—hi:mit barrel. 120 Yards Hardie Ram (handicap opts) —l. 0 L Smith. Mobil', 5 yards ; 2. B J Casey, A 8031280 Z 5 yds. Four competed. First prise—Seger scuttle ...
... a committee bad to inquire intts circumstances of a somewhat remarkable character, but it must be recollected that it was hardy possible to judge of anything that occurred in Ireland by an English standard. The committee were asked to set asi,le this ...
... Breath, Tighness and Oppression of the Croat Wheezing, etc. Each box bear. a GREEN LABE' • Prepared only by the Proprietor. THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, and sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. Is Bosse, 901, le. led ...