... NORMAL TRAM SERVICE. Dublin. 16th September. About fixe hundred mare men were added to the ranks Dublin's army unwnploW today. This xras in the case of the farm labourers of‘South County Dublin, who have followed the example of the Nortii County labourers ...

... EASTER MONDAY TRAM SERVICE. The splendid weather enjoyed on Monday enabled the Tramway Company reap rich harvest. Never in the history of the service baa there been each presume, extending it did from early morning until eleven o’clock night. We underatanu ...

... huol huildings were Him. an open (or their reception. Here member* the Hoard Huardiaus and police m then com tort. The tram service was suspended in the evening because of the ot ruiiiiing .an along the Hooded streets. nine o'clock the electric lie o ...

... order thit the boom defence laid out. T'tis is att unprecedented thing, and will stop the atoamer traffic which links the tram service m the Isle Wight with that the mainland. POISONED BY BELLADONA. YORK CHILD'S SAD DEATH, inquefct hold York ...

... vessels ran enter, cit v lighted bv electricity, and with an excellent, It is connected railway both with Pretoria electric tram service and other adjuncts civi- (349 miles) and Johannesburg. ...

... being particularly great In Royal Avenue, Donegal I Place, and tbs vicinity of the Ulster Hall. Bedford Street. and the tram service was conducted under great difficulty in these thoroughfares The people displayed much enthusiasm, cheer* being frequently ...

... establishment a central station, will leave the town as well provided for any in the three kingdoms. Our complete and excellent tram service has reduced travelling through town minilO'iru of inconvenience and cost. tins place we may also refer tho cross-channel ...

... and in the hope seeing some these leader* in the fight against Home Rule a vast crowd assembled in tew minutes, that tits tram service had to be maintained under great difficulties. Expectation increased every moment well known representatives Ulster consU ...

... J.P. A letter wa* read from the Belfast and County Down Railway Company, relative to the pro alterations the Donagbadee tram service suggested the council. The company Mated that tiiey had received, as lh«- result of tlie deputation's vital, two memorials ...

... determined that they never will, expert be Urgelv and worthily* rgprmotid. if the coal strike does not interfere with the tram service. One worthy brother has declared mien of being even if be bee walk the whole way to Belfast. ...

... said they were all proud of the city of their adoption. (Hear, hear.) They had very good municipal authentic*, and their tram service and water supply were also good. The sentiment having been duly honoured. Mr. Peter M Laren gave the toast of The Chairman ...

... water. Parkhead Forge, in the East End, several furnaces were and a number of men were thrown idle in consequence. The tram service in the vicinity was also seriously interfered with. In Yoker and Clydebank, suburbs to the west of the city, the low-lying ...