... Dinners, Luncheons, am., when siting Load Lurgan's Demesne, can be 'applied tb every requisite at BROWNLOW ARMS I!.)TEL, 'text door to the entrahte. Grattan's and Cantrell's Lemonade, lee.. Lyle an Kinahan's Ale and Porter; Wines, Brandies, and Whiskeys, trom ...

... delight of their open mouthed friends, Appearances, it istrue, go for nothing, especially when John Barleycorn reigns within, therefore we cannot say anything as John occupied a very prominent position. The exceedingly heavy rain has not improved the appearance ...

... admitted to the Workhouse Hospital, at targan, on Thursday evening, with her right arm almost d from the body above the elbow. While working at the Weaving Company's factory her arm was 3aught in the machinery, and maogl.d in a terrible way. The limb was su ...

... England was entirely removed ? I wish to speak with all honour and admiration, even enthusiastic admiration of Mr Grattan. Not only wee Grattan one of the most brilliant orators of his own or any age, but ho was what wan more to the purpose, one of the most ...

... Lurgan —Mr. John Johnston, J.P. (chairman) presiding. The other Guardians present were Messrs. James L. Douie, J.P.; Wm. J. Locke, J.P.; John 111.Nally, J.P.; Wm. Fitzgerald, J.P.; John G. Livingston, Nelson Redden, John Macon°, Wm. Orr, ...

... carried. Licenses were granted to Mr. Robert Steen, 18 Sarah Street ; Mr. John donee, Market Street ; Mr. Robert Foy, Woodhouse Street ; Mr. Hugh M•Corry, Market Street ; Mr. John Hewitt, Castle Street ; and Mr. W. J. Freeborn. The Chairman said that any ...

... voice in the Senate was raised in thy right. My vote as a freeman's still voted thee free, This hand, though but feeble, would arm in thy fight, And this heart, though outworn, had a throb still for thee. (Applause.) No doubt the life of Byron was a moral ...

... OF A Kiss.—At the New Bailey Court, on Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted her in a railway carriage on the way from Rochdale to Manchester. He put his arm round her waist and kissed her on-the cheek, and attempted ...

... represents a cost to the consumer of about Is 7d per cup, such prices never having been heard of before, either here or abroad. Try John &seaman's wonderful Hair Tonic and renewer. He devoted a life time to the study of the human hair, and (in consequence of the ...

... twenty per cent. reduction. Mr. Henry Youag, of Cork, and Mr John Kelly, Dublin, have given a liberal reduction to the tenants on their estates in the County Waterford. Four persons named John Ryan. of Miltown ; James A. Ennis. of Woodgraigne ; Pierce Meaney ...

... future- At Cork. on Jan. uary 23rd, 1885, the Irish leader declared that 'they could not ask for less than the restitution of Grattan 's Parliament. They could scarcely ask, under the Constitution, for more ; hut no man had the right to 6x the boundary to ...

... atrennototly opposed the introduction of alcohol; a keg of which will purchase from the Indian everything that is his, his arms, lodge, horses, children, and wives. In olden times, however, the Main liquor was nut, as now, in for ce through the territories ...