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... daughter of James Clampett, Esq., of Limerick. _ the 7th instant, in Manchester, the Rev. William Gankell. Thomas Maxwell Hutton, I>q.. eldest son of Thomas Hutton Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Elm Park, County Dublin, to Annette Louise Meyer, daughter of M. S. Meyer ...
... Esq., in the chair; Thomas J. Tenison, Hoary L. Prentice, J. B. Boyd, James Harden, John Douglas, Win. Kirk. M.P., Fsqrs. The associated cesspayers were—Messrs. Crothers, Hanson, Blair, Prentice, Henderson, Fleming, Simpson, and Hardy. Mr. Prentice to vote ...
... under, winch will sent Post Free. 20 Packets finest Hardy Annuals, . . . 20 Hardy and half-hardy Annuals, including Stocks, Asters, and Balsams of the finest kinds, s. 30 Packets Hardy and half-hardy Annuals and Perennials, including Stocks ...
... per; and bought a lot at £lO 16s per head. Mr. Carr, near Ballinasloe, sold a lot of 37 very fine heifers at per. Mr. Joseph Hardy sold lot of 30 heifers ot per; and was full luirdy” enough to hold out for £l2 per for another lot, which he ultimately received ...
... collections of Flower Seeds, as under, which will Is? sent Post Free. | THOMAS TWEED lE, Packets *ncst Hardy Amiuals. . . . 3s. , CABIXETMAKEH AM) VPHOLSTEEEK, 20 „ Hardy and hall-hardy Animals, in- ( eluding Stocks, Asters, and Balsams of the 1 , ~ J , ...
... occanonallv occur heretofore Skehleton, Mathew Darrv, Francis Jeffers, under the old act, when money hu, boon handed to the j0,,, Thomas Turkes. MichJel Brennan. Neal survever to make good unexecuted contracts, but in cam - -I ~ , .■ i i» i ««• l„„i m.i inn out ...
... Eliza, widow of the late Thomas Disney. Esq. On the instant, at the residence of his uncle 'Mr. John Kennedy;, Mr. Hill'll Andrews, solicitor, Belfast, aired 2« yea's. On the Ist instant, at his residence. Cliftonville. Belfast.Thomas Armstrong, Esq., aged ...
... son. the 9th instant, at Armagh, the wife of William Hardy, Eaq.. of a daughter. the instant, at Dublin, the wife of David Boyle, Esq., Barriater-at-Law, of a son. MARRIAGE. On the instant, at »t. Thomas’s Church, Dublin, by the Rev. C.*. Stanford, D.D. ...
... than one per cent, instance. The two first Barbados vessels, the t-em. to Messrs S. . oral rrbers there was no use making Thomas Bewlcv & Cd., and Arab to Messrs rules if they were not acted on. . & liooncy, arrived on the 17th Accordingiv, ii was that ...
... Darkk-y. Rilleen—Thomas Coyne, Drumgaw, Armagh. Rilmorc—John Walker Redmond, Sandymount, Richhill. Rillyman—Rol»ert Smith, Derryesker. Vemershridge. Lisnadill —Cleorge H>nry. Glenbum, Tassah. Loughgall—Jacob Urr, Laurel Hill. Lougbgull; Win. Hardy. Armagh. ...
... Auburn and capital to the others—were picturesquely grouped together; all very beautiful for situation, and inhabited by a hardy honest peasantry, who, despite an occasional dram of whisky too much, led a life of industry, usefulness, and content, tilling ...
... Rev. i J. G. Wood, M.A., F.L.S. Beautifully II- I lustrated in Colours 3 6: Do. do. do. Cheap Edition, not Coloured . . .10' Hardy and Hunter; A Boy’s Own Story. Mrs. Ward. Beautifully Illustrated . .50, Macaulay’s England English Hearts and English Hands ...