... r;;;ri~.r—r=:rr.v Irish MP think of this proposal to debar them from & . Do, sir, try and set the public r.ght on all such local woman, with her child, applied for admission. , prcftrlnns of grouse pheasant,and partridge stories. One old rogue in parish could ...

... died lost week at Blantis, in parish of Toarnaneena, at 105 years; and there still lives in tbe Hire district, same locality, woman named Mary Wall, who is now 116 years, and still retains her fccnlties. The Caistor life boat, of Tsnnonth, has contributed ...

... died last week at Blantis, in parish of Tourneneena, at 105 years; and there still lives in the Nire district, seme locality, woman named Mary Wall, who is now 115 yesr% and still retains her faculties. The Caistor life boat, of Yarmouth, has contributed ...

... have heard M. itch's concerts very favourably spoken of by persons who have had the easnreof attending them in other localities. Woman Drowned. —On Friday, the 2fHli nit., at Plnm- hridge, almut o’clock in the evening, poor woman, named M'Cleary, wa-. ...

... and was numerously attended came there and took away a child belonging to some by ladies and gentlemen resident in the locality. woman who was influenced by Human Catholics, and paid The Chair was taken by the Rev. Alkxxnoku Dallas. the money for its m ...

... came it that in the Reform Bill of Hotel. His lordship and Mr. J. P. Byrne a ‘Being contiguous to the Sulphur Wells, a locality & WOMAN : THEIR PHYSIOLOGY, ot the lily Stakes), and running at only ». for the Company as by the Statute in that behalf required ...