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... Mr Waller; 2nd, Mr Chaloner. &Foreign or British do., do.-Ist, Sir B. Chapman; 2nd, Mr Chaloner and the Earl of Bemis*. 3 Hardy Herbaceous Plants, each different-2nd, Mr Farrell. 3 Gloxinias. ,10-Ist, Mr Farrell. 6 Achim:nes, do—lbt, Mr Clialoner. 1 Hand ...
... Respectable AGENT in this Henry Langley, J.P. Joseph Molloy, T.C. G. The Most Rey. P. Leahy, Thomas Jones tirst-rhass HOUSE, apply to Richard Power, J.P. Thomas W. Buckley • Loyd J . Michael Keane T.C. INVESTMENT and FINANCE AGEITIR 1, New Bond St, London_ ...
... civil eases were disposed of. The following gentlemen were swore on the Oreed Jury Adidiral Singleton (foreman), Robt Fowler, 'Thomas Gerrard, John A Farrell, William N Waller i.e Winter, Nugent T Everard, Chas Peeper ,John H Nicholson Colonel Donaldeon, Nathaniel ...
... Tindall, Esq., Chairman ; G. Bornionl, J. •t. Nicholson, C. C. Berner, J. Radon, and T. De Rinzi, R.M., AsSAUL r. Thomas Ealeston, Juhn Nelson, Thomas Nelson, and Mathew Somers, were summoned by the police, the two former for assault, and the others for obstructing ...
... First, Thomas D Mahony ; second, George Massey. Kerry Heifer : First, Lord Castleroase ; second, M F Lands. Sheep, Leicester RAMS : First, Thomas Marris, Esq ; and W R Meade. Aged Rams : First, Seymour Mowbray ; second, Wm Owen. Ewes: First, Thomas Marris; ...
... Valse—The Adieu..Snelling ; Grand Selection—Reminiscences of Bellini ; Quadrille--St Patrick's.. Laurent ; Galop—Mad Cap.. Harry hardy; God save the Queen. Refreshments were supplied by Air Pelson, of Dublin, who had the angle of the yellow steeple fitted up ...
... British Ferns. different varieties. Ist, Mr. Naper, And lit, Mr. G. A. l'ullock ; 2nd, Mr. Waller, and 2nd, Mr Bothwell. S Hardy Herbaceous Plants, different virrietine, grown in pots in the open air, Ist, Mr. Woodward; 2nd, Mr. Bothwell. 6 Gloxinias, ...
... tears at the loss of men of the calibre of Mr Shaw I.elevre. Mr. Arnold Morley, Mr. W ..Caine. Mr. James Rowlands, Mr heir Hardie, Mr. Cyril Dodd—one the champion bores of .the late House COUNTY OF MEATH, TO Nil. TN purottance of the 13th at d 14th Vie ...
... opinion declared by a great majority of the House of Common.). lie then proceeded to introduce the second of his resolutions. Mr Hardy announced tbat, although the Government could not accede to the resolutions. they did not wish to put tie House to the trouble ...
... carrying off grain, cattle, and the wealthy Hindoo merchants, whose ransom they look upon as a source of annual income. The hardy Povindah tribes of Cabul, who utilise the Gomel or Gwalereli route in carrying their merchandise to and from Hindostan, annually ...
... nearly 120. This kind of outrage is, unfortunately, not unknown in NI oath. DISAPPEARANCE OP AS IRISH ATTORNEY.— M r John Thomas Rowland, the Edwin .lames of our local courts, who frequently practised in many of the Petty Sessions Courts of the County ...
... WAS held on Thursday, Francis Dousgh, Esq, J I'. presiding. Also present—Wiliam Whitworth. J Y; Thomas Mathews, J A' ;John Moore. deputy vice-chairman ; Thomas blAieOna, John Nicholas Halligan, T Donegan, and Laurenco Moore, Esqrs. The Clerk informed the ...