... William Itaddy, 13a; Edward Years, 8. al; lin Manahan, 7.10 d; John Grace, 7. 6d; John Mamie, THE NEW ROSS STANDAR' ; James Bear long. 6s 6d • David Murphy. h 641; Mrs Byrne, 5s 6d; Dunne. 64; /imbed Mut, 5. 3d; Mrs Donohoe. 4 , 6 d ; Michael Dunphy. ...

... DRAWING OF PRIZES, On the Art Union Principle, will be held at SWORDS, On 17th and 18th MARCH, 1888, Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, TO ERECT A SUTTABLE PAROCHIAL HOUSE FOR THE PARISH OF SWORDS. Finn' Plum:— A £2O NOTE, The Gift of ...

... and. is said, travels slowly All the varied movements the ssa swallow in flight are performed with that striking ease and grace which are characteristic of these birds. whether on a calm summer day when the clouds fl lardy along on the wings of the western ...

... DEATH OF MR DANIEL KINSELLA. We, in coachman with the canny Carlow Mande of the Isle Mr Daniel Kimmins, regret to learn of that gentleman'. death, which ooeneried last, at Queenstown, where he bed been sojourning for some time past in queue° of (tiling ...

... saying I hope your grace will excuse my preaching next Sunday. Certainly said the other indulgently. Sunday came and the erchhiahop said to him Well Mr. —, what because of you today We expected you to preach. Oh, your grace said you would excuse ...

... the General Assembly, ou Friday, letter was read from the Duke of Arg; 11 to the Moderator on the subject of patronage. His grace, referring to the vote of the Assembly in favour of alteration of the present law of patronage, accepts that vote as representing ...

... Needham% Heyde% Brady, Kimmins, Fitsgerakl. Abeam, sad !Mahe. AU paid their subscription. members. who were unavoidably absent= subscriptions, sad ezpremed their good wishes for the wales of the swing :—Messrs. Day. Kealy, Grace, Fitzpatrick, Furlong, ...

... of Mr. dostres 1. Visber, of 150 km At Mt. Leonartls-on-See, by *eclat Ikeere, BMA. Thomas Thompson. Contain 66th Hurt.. to Grace Itlisabeth Vizor, &aglow of the late Lieur.a.:oloorl the Hon. John Maser. At Llseltenhsos, Nemesson Willoughby d• Comer. 11 ...

... dresses were delivered by the Rev. W. Smiley, B.A. (chairman), and the Rev. BR. Jamisos, Do- Raghadee. Hecitations were given by Grace Nel- son, Lizzie Rogers, David C. Smiley, EL liott, and Robert M‘Dowell. The childrea sanz beantifnl pieces, under the leadeship ...

... harvest thanksgiving services was held in l>erry. loran Parish Church, Cookstown, the preacher ou that occasion being his Grace the Cord Primate of all Ireland. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers, evergreens, fruit, and cereals, and in the ...

... participators in the sacred function of the day were the youth of 'the town. Some 500 children received at the hands of his Grace, the Primate, the Most Rev Dr WGettnran, the sacrament of Coufirtnation. For weeks past the Chriatiag Brothers Lave evening ...

... manner of dealing With Lord Bath's tenantry. they will soon be is a position to hand over their farms to Norris Goddard, Kimmins, & Co. lam of opinion that this sweet-spokes rent collector might pay a little more attention to the creature comforts of ...