... TIPPERARY. James P.P and V G. John O'Connor, R.C.C.. Michael Hanrahan, T.C., Wm Lonergan. T.C*., Richard T.C., Thorns* Qulrke. T.C.. Edward Dillon, T.C. Michael Molony. TC, Richard Dalton, J.R.W.. Dawling. Michael T.C.. J. Carew. Laurence O'Kvan. John ...

... TIPPERARY. Gentlemen, —lt is, undoubtedly, most flattering to me to have been again called ujmn, by the great body of the landed proprietors of the County of Tipperary, to otter myself as a Candidate to represent them in Parliament on the present vacancy ...

... THE TIPPERARY I them read and laurn tfce preceding* »»f j ihisconri jimice—lf any of il»**m |»errcive what lttt« i't y'»ur Inafanrc—• mao* cnee addict: luibitaof p«4C»r and order, but (lie wlitrl exriiemeol into different roiirtea —changed in three inontln ...

... THE TIPPERARY. •ton dial it one uubecoraicg member of that Home, in that Houee with aa clean handa aa the Hon. and Learned Gentleman, and would discharge his duty honestly and conscientiously spite of any taunts which might be Indulged in the Honorable ...

... THE TIPPERARY’ The Hoe. A. H. HotchinMn. brother of Lord Donoughnore, Colonel Hotohineoe, ot our County Member, end the Here rend Henry Hetchineon, eon to the lamented Hen. ChrUte* iber Hotcbintoo, late Cork, end ef Ira* end’e moat dietinfnished patriot* ...

... TIPPERARY TneTipperary Markets were abundantly supplied on Saturday with potatoes of very sound quality.— About a hundred loads were sold at Bd. to 9d. per stone. There was also a great quantity of hay, which sold from 225. 6d. to 2js>. per ton, and an ...

... TIPPERARY STIiEPLE CHASES, TO COME OFF Within One Kile of the Town of Tipnmuir, the lOf and 1 If A of April, 184$ i First Pace—First Day. THE Tipperary Stakes of sso vs. each—sosovs added —about three miles over the Steeple Chase Course. Four horses (the ...

... THE TIPPERARY FUNERAL OF THE MARQvV WELLESLEY. The mo'l»l remtinn the late Marquil W-Tlejef were reinorrft on Saturday morning from Kinjjelon (loae*, Knijjhtahridye, to Eton Collage. Not'vilh•tanding the earlv hoor («i* o'clock) which the funeral took ...

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... THE TIPPERARY you, Iwdl forgive you. altogether., {ek«trs.\~ Aud now that iki*, «|k a«» them to abuse men* much asJhey please—l mviie them to do so. The gentleman, understand, k not now Editor who was then—tme Some low creature ha* been got up for purpose ...

... TIPPERARY. THEOBALD MORRESSY HAN f nkrn of the diatresiPd >I»Ip of trade ot irreaenl exialiiix both in England and and .a jual efipr from th* MamtfaciHriog OU•rirln withnn ran Stock of WOOLLEN, COTTON and SILK HOODS, port bated nt (neb tatea na insure ...

... TIPPERARY. •* It very melancholy reflection that each country as oura, which id capable of producing all things necessary, and most things convenient for life, suilicient for the support of four times tile number of its inhabitants, should yet lie under ...