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... of October 29, thaa they were doomed to undergo a still more terrible calamity, that had no parallel in the history of St. Thomas. On Monday afternoon, November 18, at precisely ten minutes after three o'c'lock, such is the damb witnees of the clock stopped ...
... vocalist and actress, Madame Vestris M made her first appearance here after a long absence, in the 'Po character of Letitia Hardy, in the comedy of The Belle's 'he Sirattyes. She was accompanied by her husband, end a' sei Mr. Vining, who made a very successful ...
... spends his time in the county of Cork, where he for- anrly served in the capacity of a militia officer. 6. The Rev. Anthony Thomas, rector of Ballinakill, in Cunneemara, tile income being 5001. or 6001. a year. This g-ntlemal is ainast forgotten at his ...
... COLONEL MOORE, THE BREV. MR. WINGFIELD, I C N AND MR. THOMAS HYDE. - TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEIA5Nj' JOURNAL, Barraghcore, Goresbridge, April 25, 1838. . Ss,-,.Having~thi day seen-il your paper of Suturday ?? account 6f a trial of a civilsbillfor tithes ...
... motion unani- mously; that it was opposed by Mr. Thomas Strafford Eyre, a large landed proprietor; Mr. Joseph Hardy, a large ratepayer; and the rector of the parish, the Rev. Thomas M. Grome. Mr. Thomas Hynes supported the motion, and re- minded the board ...
... Bloomfield; Meade, Ricardus Johanues; M'Say, darri- tins Simeon, Steadman, Jacobus Hardie, Baccalaureiin Chirurgia-Ahbatt,H]eriesKi25gsAill; Birmningham, Gntlelmuqt Payne; Cole, T'homas Wil- l~oughby;d effeys Jo~haun~ee ;i Barley, redi Rassell; O'Connor, Gailelmu~s ...
... M'Quaide, Jas Fearou, Wm Kelly, Peter M'Guianess, Daniel O'Meara. Drumullaeh-John Hardy, Owen Hanlon, Francis Quinn. Denis Toal, Pat Hardy, Richard Cart-ill, Tim Hagan, Thomas Rice, Michael Hiardv, Stnp ess Toal, Owen NWKeown, William Feror, o.cebard Feagan ...
... cannot be awarded the colege choir, whose members, headed by their efient Professsor, Father Hardy, rendered the regorien ebants ao faithfully and well, Father Hardy's Veni Creator having been in particu- hr much renarked anad admired for the pathos and ...
... eid not act singly, as Mr. Hardy was recommended to the Liberal voters of the ward by twelve other Catholic gen- tlemen in the city. The only argament used againat Mr. Hardy, and since reiterated by Mr. Reynolds, was, Mr. Hardy's connexion with the Priests' ...
... quest of Mr. Hardy, to obtain a copy of the note, and, if refused a-copy, to caution Mr. Hardy to hold the note in safe keeping. The note was directed to Mr. Hardy personally; it was a note on business connected not only -with Mr. -Hardy's offlce, but ...
... NORTHE UNRI ON-YES3TERDAY. alr. N J. B1'eAI.ArE in the chair. The other guardians present ?? Thomas Arlins, Mr L Cartorn, Mr J u Hyndman, Mr D Donnelly, Mr J hlaughebRu, 3 P Mr It logram, Captain Lindsay, D 1, J P; 3ir Ililgginbothsm, Mr John Marlin, ...
... John Mertin, Mr J J Butler, Mr B Norwood, J P; Mr Thomas Arlkns, Mr F Byrne, Mr G Thorpe, Mr It Ingrac, Dr D F Brady, Mr W Graham, Mr Thomas Coegrave, Mr G Austin, Mr P D HArdy, Mr W Young, and Mr Thomas Dowling, STATrV Or T1E1 1vOUa9.-Retmalning. as per ...