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... from £l3 to £l6 and £lB each. Michael Km,, of Fresgh Castle, sold lot of 10 at tIS 10s; »nd Mr Thady Hogan, of Corofin, sold ripper, at a very good price of j John Ourlivan, Esq, of Meath, bought lot of strippers Varying from £ll to £IS each ; Mr Fahey, ...
... anticipaled, sss well attended with a good supply of catlif*.—Brisk sales the following-quotations ;-Sprinrs from £lO £l4 ; s’rippers from £9 £l3 , two year old heifers froia £8 to ; yearlings from •u Business o’clock, aud drovers •waking off for the Ennis ...
... BRITISH of all kind». ASK YOU II GROCEIi FOR rjIHE LONDON TEA, la Packets only, 2,6 per Pound. BROCKSOPP SONS and Co. LONDON. RIPPER’s Old Established HORSE and CATTLE COXDIMEVT, continacs to supplied and Retail In Ban of anti 8 at £l4 per Ton 16a per Carl ...
... fiocing and hardshippiug the pooi i'' 1 J airing a bit grass on your farm . Sign-d oidcv—no.tus Culthrote and Stephen Mjf ripper.** . j., Mei-ANCHQLT Accident.—As Sab-Constable was returning from races Scanft, on was accidentally struck by the a co and ...
... follows-6 2-yr «W heifers, some of which were imyor ed, from ; 2-vr-old huil.icks 10s iBs ; 20 yearling heilers avernped 3s; s rippers .£10; 100 ewes sod 4-ls e>ch ; 2yr-' wedders43sto barren ewes 3»3; 2Bj 335. Tne sale was brisk one. as over £1,600 worth changed ...
... of the different hinds of stock. Colonel the Right Hon U Monseil, M l’, sold lot of stoic heifers at £lO 10s each, some si rippers at £l9, and one fat bull for 13s.’ M ft Ryan E-q, JP, Templemungret, sold . same store hellers at £l6. Eugene Keiran, Esq ...
... iectiau £3O, and an *»her at £34 ; and fat cow Mr O'Brien for £26. Mr 31 K •Jyan a l.t of ioealf heifers £18; and some s rippers st 15. Incalf heifers wfent up to £25; two-year old a Id from £ll to £2l* Blackall sold slot of two-year old for lOguineasto ...
... at 10s each. Springers were sold at £l5, £l6, and £l7 each. Mr. Price sold some yearlings at a remunerative price, and a s’ripper for £l4 5?. Mr, Hickey, Coonagh, for a lot of young stock ,emt £l7 17s each. Mr. T Malone, Bunratty, sold 8 strippers at £l3 ...
... stripoers at £l2 'aoli ; Mr L nch, of Lisiano, sold two slrinpera a* eaoiir 'Hiere wisa considerable fall in the pr'ceof rippers compared with the fair of Emi’*; years old ranged from to £l9 and £l6. 'the fair wa» oSer-st eked wirh sheep, and they appearen ...
... Richard Flynn, Knockatour, (Roan,) a country smith, within the district, for a very useful and effective instrument called ripper, or more properly, more properly, Finlay’s patent harrow. After the principal business of the morning was accomplished, c ...
... Between the boilers, all the heaving rolling. , ~ Twice after every effort had been made to ease the | ship which was much d the ripper coil of tousforward.it was found necessary to run before the wind, so that it was ouly on the doth of June that the rendezvous ...
... WINES of aii kin da. ASk'YOUR GUOCEIt FOB riIHE LONDON TEA, In Packets only, 2/6 per Pound. BR O KSOPP SONS and Co., LONDON. RiPPER’s Old Established HORSE and CATTLS COX DIME VT, continue* to b« RupplW Wholesale ami Retail In Bags of mid Cwt. per Ton 10s ...