... interim was found dead in his bed. His lordship is succeeded in, his titles by Isis srn, Lord.MattlseW, M. P. for thes ?? of Tipperary.-.The 24th Ult. at Biddleston, M;aster Albert Selby, aged a5, sixth son of TI'homas Selbv, F.sq.-On Saturday Last, in New ...

... Kilkeanny-frosn Kerry the accounts are rather fa- vourable than ?? is perfectly 'jtuiet' In Li- merick, it is true, and in Tipperary, the midnighttiegisla- l tars continue to. form their plans' of-attack ard plunder, a nd they still find dupes so weak and ...

... the ba- to ronies of Clanwilliam, Slievardagh, Middlethird, ho e Iffa and OIfLs East, and Eliogarty, in the county Sh of Tipperary, (with aome local exceptions,j to be sp e in a state of disturbance, and placing them under of a the provisions of tlhe ...

... has bean tuade to us, to hut whi~cb vwe do net deemn prudent (iii the pcraevit stage of pro- an ceedings) to nmake publ;c -Tipperary Farce Press.V At the last sittings sof the [l rcicuitliral Society of France, Mr. he Lousidon artd Colonel Wrigiltt the traveller ...

... wasst-te. R. T. F. P. .1Wr. S. Mubjhy's harse svhich Mis-stated to have ruat 7th. and 7th, should have been placed 3d and 4th.-Tipperary ,Frice Press.w ?? W~ednesday last, MIr.' 1Meagher's' Trinaet - won a sieepstakes hof 71: eagh, with 301. added. Five'borses ...

... heard in Dubliti, August 12, Fells Quinn, Belfast, county Antrimn, merchant and sargeoR, Martin Shelly, Coolkerreen, county Tipperary, farmer Mark Anthony. Mills, city of Dublin, gent Sanmuel Wade, lsland-strert,- Dublin serclant John Blake, fotnmerly of ...

... murder 'was lately committed g within three miles of Tipperary, on the lands of Shrough; The victim was John O'Donnoll,' herdsman to George Way- land, Esq. On the night of the last fair of Tipperary, (on the 1th inst.) about nine o'clock, a party came ...

... been covered in this extraordinary chase. The best sport, and the hardest run witnessed for some years ian the county of Tipperary, took place on Wednesday week. Rey- nard broke cover at the Commons of Cashel, and ran to Noin, a distance of about nine ...

... Heaven, by the poor, pious, and humble ?? of the church by law ?? Independent. THE HARVEST.- The 'uxuriant plains of the Tipperary sid- of the Suir, and the highly cultivated and romantic Mountains of the county Water- ford, within view of this town (C(lonmel) ...

... dead, and several of they countryrien are reported to ba wounded; hut vvhether dangereusl'yor slightly, is not mentioned.- Tipperary Free P. jRTo-rlNG iN -ARaIAGH.-Before dark o1 Wedinesday eveni'ng, a bargo bonfire was Iaindled. In Market street, Ar_ rmngh ...

... small town. by. its sporting visitors. CLONMEL ASSIZES-SATURDAY. The case' of the Hurlers, from Garranlea, in. the county Tipperary, was brought on this day in the Crown Court before- Judge Torrens. The Attorney-General, ir opening the iase, made a long ...

... GOODN\ LUST DAy._Sweepstakes o , i t v u yr olds. T.Y.C. Mr. Kent's f, MischicJ; M .' i ai t -aoset, Lord Lichfield's Tipperary, Lord Egremcill S. , , :*i. uf Elfrid. The Goodwood Cur ' . 3., and the Goodwood Stakes with 112. The NewinaltA- o .* ...