... ORA- TION. £R. SHAN NON'S POSITION ANIMATED DISCUSSION. ! TAKING THE DEPOSITIONS. (mom OUR REPOB';2RO ) Tipperary, Saturday Night. The people of Tipperary are no longer under the white terror of the police rule, and the quietude which has suddenly fallen ...

... MR. DILLON AND MR. W. 0'BRIEAN. MORE: POLICE' VOL Ex : YESTERDAY. PEOPLE BATONED IN THE STREETS, Tipperary, Monday. There is great rejoicing in Tipperary to-day o.er the magnificent manner in which the right of asaseinbinlg in public meeting in the open ...

... Q9o-,thpt. none but a follower and believer.of the-pricidples' of Mitchel and O'Donovan Rossa dare to se~k theif suffrages. Tipperary is a Nationkl~n:IaOlh MnO t p1-ntvj. jl;efore-it uld, ?? farmers should take DnV amidst the noble phalanx led on b Isaac ...

... TIPPERAR . Iw -SERVICE OF EJEOTMENTS.-i. - Tipperary;,Saturday Evening. The first batch of ejectment processep-nearly 50-nut of a total of 157, was served to, ad the remainnmg 110 will be issued onthe evrly days of next week. The following are those ...

... a violent people the people of Tipperary were (applause). But there wer Tipperary men present, and the representatives of Tipperary men, to put the lie down his throat (cheers)-to point out that the people of Tipperary were no I more criminal or no more ...

... TIPPERARY I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FEA1 Sin-We shall feel obliged by ycsrkindly al- lowingus space to reply to some .f the state- ments made- by the Rev D ?? in a speech reported in your issue Of l6tbins1t in reply- ing, we feel the disadvantage under wsich ...

... TIPPERARY. I Thoae.w , o bt e oar ofMr.Pa ua Wre- ceiwed in Tipperary wt o turtr ON, A pOW ' meetng was iimediately awnouiced to bag pAO in the Foresten' HaU,at 8o'ck- .In a downpou of ramn the town tnrned out for the F e HalU; feeling ran to a high pitch ...

... RILE 3 ~WORDS. TdEY H-AYa-REEAVIZD *OS DAMNABLY. 3l - - .0 TIrE PROSECUTIONS. (F'OM OUR %ElPORTE) Tipperary, Thursday y-Benig.- The scones in Tipperary to-day almost bagle 3 descriptino, so full were they of incident and ex- citemec'& Accustomed as people ...

... paper a report of a meeting of the suplpressed Tipperary branch which was copied from the Cor k Herald. Mr. Hart then read fr-om Uziteed lreiurld of the 31st May a ieport Of a meeting held in New Tipperary |which was addressed by Mr. Dillon and Mr. Wm ...

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... take bail that, night, and for , keeping thuen. in enstody at the: barracks until g next-day. - f Amongstbthe visitors to Tipperary at present , are :-Mr. L. Coirtney1 M.P.,Depnty Speaker of -. the House of Commons. Mrr. Courtney arrived g here yesterday ...

... went to Tipperary, and I suppoce lhe knows why, but most certainly I don't. Mr. 1Morley is a philosopher, and possibly a statas- i man, but I cannot see that he is any wiser about Ireland than the bulk of his countrymen. TIhe timid Tipperary shop- keepers ...