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... guardians present were-Mr. Charles Craw- . cour, Mr. P. D. Hardy, Mr. T. Arkins Mr. M Butterly, Lr. L J. Kennedy Captain Lindsay, D.L, JF.P.: Air. L. Carton. Mir. W. ko per, J.P.; Mr. Thomas &cillr, 3Mr Jolin Rcilly,MFr. P. O'latley,_ Mr. W. F. Lawlor ...
... Whelan, James Ryan, James Doyle, Michael Lawler, Thomas Holehan, John Rooney, William Keating, A Friend to Repeal, Thomas Ferris, M D, and Thomas Fegan, Esqss; and Mrs Headon, Cardentown. The remittance of 611 5s 1 Id from Cork, per Alderman Lyons, a ...
... breastplate of brass, surmounted by the coronet, bore the following inscription deeply en- graven : The Right Hon. William Thomas Le Poer Trench, Third Earl of Clancarty. Born the 21st September, 1803, Died 26th April. 1812. The coffin was placed on a ...
... B Captain Furnace was appointed vice chairman. GLASNEVIN AND CASTLEKNOCK.-O1 the motion of Mr. ir Hardy- h Captain Lindsay was elected chairman. Mr. Hardy was appointed vice-chairman. e An adjournment then took place. SOUTH DUBLIN UNION. The committees ...
... Mr Theorse Arkins, Mr B Norwootd, J P; Mr John Martin, Mr InIgrIam, Mr F Byrne, Dr D F Brady, Mr W Graham, Mr Thomas Cosgrove, Mr i D Hardy, Mr a Austin, Mr M Garacan, Mdr J O'Brien. J P- anti Mr J M11Caan. STArICS OF THrE EIousE.-Rlemaining, as per last ...
... P. D. Hardy ?? ?? 1,095 C. C. King ?? ?? 1 081 George Thorp ?? ?? 1,087 Itichard Devitt ?? I 799 Tercence O'Beilly ?? ?? 812 Michael Skehan ?? ?? 7/i9 First three returned. NORTH CITY WARD. William Young ?? 11150 James Malley ?? ?? 1,045 Thomas Dihoa ...
... incorporate the New York and Galway and tbo American and Irish Steam-ship Companies. The steamer Herald, Hardie, at Norfolk, reported that off Thomas Point she met with the British brig Christina, Xur. ray, Baltimore for Liverpool, whose crew had taken ...
... man, (foreman) ; Luke~Butler. Richard 'Wrl5'ht, John S. Maddock, Thomas William Warren. Gaorge flodgenw, J. Barrett, John Parker, William 'Colburn, Charles Fester Dowling, Philip Dixon Hardy, James Boswell, John Gold- smith, George Mallin, Samuel Oldham ...
... quently, the Coneervatives will be returnod unopposed. ZtOBT11 DUJULIN UNION. Arran quay (three ?? M'Cann, Mi. cbael Gavacan, Thomas Arkine (Liberals) ]nns quay (three ?? Carroll, Joseph Begg, Francia Mulligan (Liberals.) John Nor- w6o0, William Graham, Bull ...
... John Arebbold, 42 Thomas Arkins, g; 1;,ter Aungier, 2 ; Gocrge Austin, i2; John Barlbw, 1; -John J Butler, 72 Francis Byrne, 24; Laurance Carton, 11; Thomas Cosgrave, 26; R S Cosack, 79 ; Tbomia Dixnn, 85; George Hoyte, 1; Thomas Hutton, 1; J Sf Hyndman ...
... Cunningham, Mrs Cunningham, A Dohson, Miss Miss ! Thomas Macnamara, E J Courtenay, Mrs Sutton, C James Duckworth, Mr and Mrs Henry, J Favle. .Tame* M'Agister, II Foullerton, E Mrs Wm Ahern, C Creagh, Miss F Hardy, Joseph Verney, A J Cronin, Miss Boyd. M'Cutcheon ...
... Cloyne; Rev Edmumd Callen, Dublin; Rev Thomas Corey, Caahel; Rev Timothy O'Mahony, Cork; Rev Timothy Ring, Kerry; Rev Patrick- M'Kenna, Kerry; Rev Michael Ahere, Cloyne. TO PEACONSmIP.-Rev Patrick O'Flaherty, Tuam; Rev Thomas Carmody, Kerry; Rev James Burke ...