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... £l6 6s each to Mr Thunder, Meath ; Mr Wakefield. Monte, sold a lot of bollocks at £l9 each ; Mr William Hardy sold 40 heifers at each • Mr Thomas Kenny, Tipperary, sold 60 heifers at Ll 7 each I Mr Beltway, Meath. bought over 250 heifers at an average ...
... the cases of both °facers be considered on Saturday next. CLOTH APPLICATION. With reference. to the application of one Joha Hardy for compensation for a snit of clothes that were burned belonging to hie son who died of small it was decided that sa they ...
... quite so good as at 13anaglier, hoggets forming the principal items, and for wethers the demand was good. Of this chum Mr Hardy, the Galway grazier, bought largely, but ewes did not move as briskly. The supply of lambs was not large and quotations were ...
... foreman; Thomas Graham, A. 8. Poole, D. °reborn, Timothy Egan, John Shiel , James Minsock, Laurence Doyle, Thos. Nugent, Denis Fitzpatrick, Patrick !Anshan and Edward Morph,. The jury baying formally viewed the body, &at witness was,— I Mr. Henry Hardy, of ...
... Keane 0 10 Bernard Cooke 0 10 Thomas O'Sullivan ~. 0 10 Thomas Chambers 010 Andrew Hernon 0 10 M. J. O'Brien 0 10 Mrs. Scully 0 10 John Early .. 010 Thomas Bracizen, 0 10 Robert Morris, Excise.- ...
... following pntlegnen were sworn on THI (MIND JURY. Thomas A rdill (foreman), John Be%John Derery. jun., Michael Egan (Woodbank). Thomas Ho4ine, Francis Jackson, IL D. Kenny. George .1. Mitchell, Wm O'Mears:J.P. ; Thomas Perry. Charles Busse% Ww E. Woods, Henry ...
... Joe John Hardy, John Perry, Henry Telford. IV. fat Prise—Rileen Mylee, Florio Dockery. nom, Haire, Thomas Dockery, Richard Brooker, Witham Woods, Richard Lambert. Ind Prise—Alice Salmon, Mary Robinson. CLAMS V. let Prise —lsabella Winter, Thomas Deng. Band ...
... public entertainment, was greeted with welldeserved applause when he made his appearance to sing the nautical ballad. Tom Hardy. Mr Coots has (notwithstanding a critioism to the contrary) to oar mind a thoroughly trained voice, and has it under good ...
... money. The following were the jury—Maws D C Hardy (foreman), Thomas Fos, Michael Kenny, John Hodgine, James Browne, John Guinea, William Williams. Pat Kinsella, P Hynes, G L Bennet. Richard Davis, and Thomas Callao. Head-Constable Vanaton deposed be arrested ...
... aged 48 years. At his residence, Main.street, Maryboro,' Richard Keegan. May 22, at his residence, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Thomas Moyle+, M.D., aged 74, late of Queen's County. for upwards 40 years in practice in Birmingham. SEASONABLE ADVICE TO OWNERS ...
... CROPS —The most careful selection. Farrell's improved Purple Top Swede Skirving's Ilartley's Bronze Improved Green Top Hardy Farrell's improved Long Red Mangold Orange Globe Select Long Red Altriugham Carrot Improved WiltshireGiant white Belgian ...
... Joseph Hardy at 61s. Mr F Kaye* got 65e, for fat ewes. Mr P Donohoe, victualler, Ferbane. gave 63s for a score and a half of wedders, and 416 for fat heifers. Mr Galbraith sold 90 mixed fat sheep ■t 565. Mr Dillon jun. gave 29e for lambs. Mr Thomas Robinson ...