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... NUGENT, Solicitor for Fetitioncr. No. 11, Belridere-place; THOMAS DWYEK, Sulidlor for Guardian Mioor, No. 10, Bachelor’s-walk R. A. and 6. WALKER, Soticttora, Na 11, Grenville atreet; THOMAS R. HARDY, the Receiver, Na 57, Dawson-atreet; and SAMUEL F. AD AIK ...
... M‘Clintock, W. B. Wade, C. FUzsimon, George Roe, W.J. Armstrong, J. B. Bankhead, G. H. Lindsay, Colonel Latnuche, Thomas Ball, Wm. Thomas R. Hardy, Robert Shaw,jun.; and J. Wisdom, Esqrs. _ The Secretary read a letter from his Excellency the Earl Clarendon ...
... Grorge Roe, M arket ; Directors of the Great Southern snd Western R ms for the Hon. Dayrolleg de Moleyns, Mr. Thomas Ba clined Thomas R. Hardy, Mr. Heary - MacFarlane, con t the depatation from the Council of the Royal Agri Society, Mr. F. Darley, Architect ...
... CIETY OF IRELAND. The Managing Committee met on Thursday, Thomas R. Hardy, Esq., in the chair, The Secretary reported, on behalf of the Finance Committee, that all the prizes awarded at the late cattle show at Cork, amounting to .£*596 10s., exclusive ...
... Guinness (T.C ), sire to Hudson (T.C.), Thomas (T.C.), Joha C u theses (T.C.), Thomas Kirwan (T.C.), Esqrs.; Dr. F to give Dr. Harty; Joseph White, Arthur A. Guinness, Jo yours, eon, Richard O'Gorman, T. M. Gresham, Thomas | William Willans, George Brooke, ...
... our Ministers. We re therefore, that the opinion, to which we allu: . day or two ago, as to the instructiens given oined| Thomas Hardy, was founded in error; anc f the! there is no ground for apprehension of any a ln tional | derstanding taking place between ...
... Jury The toast was drunk amidst loud cheering. Mr. Richard Tavlor. common councilman, proposed to them the memories of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Messrs. Juice, Thelwall, and Baxter. The toast was drunk in solemn silence. Dr. Lynch proposed •• The health ...
... all otliers, necessary is important and satisfactory to observe, tlmt Sir fj,. hold—namely, ex;>osc the fraud, tliat have Thomas Hardy declares his acquiescence m tins prictiicd> in , Coun justice. blockade, SO modified according to the true sense No. 734 ...
... 20 0 W J. O’Driseoll, ¢ i 0 Allan Adams 1 0 Thomas M. Cobbe. 0 10 | Thomas H. Hardy 0 | John Ross Mebon 0 | H. M. Goold E. W. Seymour J. H. Forster 10 Charles Rolleston 0 Charles Coates 0 W. M. Frank Thomas 10 H. O. Seward 10 Henry Maunsell 10 John Lambert ...
... Mr Ridgway, Mr C O'Brien, Dungarvan; Capt Newport and Miss Newport, Mr E Denny, Mr Edward J and Mrs Cotton, Kilkenny; Mr Thomas Hardy, Captain and Mrs Fitzgerald, and Mrs Redmond and Mr and the Misses Fitzsimon, Mr H Prossor, Mr and Mrs Tabuteau; Mr and ...
... GURNEY Seid ty Gurney, 128, Holborn-Lill. OF MAY BE HAD, and uniformly printed on Superfine Wove Paper, ~~ ike TRIAL of THOMAS HARDY, for High at the Sefton Howle in the Old Dailey—ia' four volumes, “oe .ja boards. » Tete + ave JORNE TOORKE, for # eh of ...
... were present, The Provost of Coliege in the ebair The Marquis of Downshire, Baron Robeck, Hon. James Trench, Thomas Butler, David Charles La Thomas Hutton, Sir Hugh Diilon Massey, Bart., Borrowes, Peier Purcell, David Henry Sherrard, Ge Hamilton, Ache-on ...