... lady in Mayo. The Lady, Miss Harriet Gardiner, having some property near Ballycastle, has been fired at while sitting in her kitchen. She received ■even or eight grains in the head. The crime is of an agrarian nature, she evicted several of her tenants during ...

... C HATH AM SOUP-KITCHEN. In accordance with the resolution of the Relief Committee passed on Monday (see our 3rd page), the soupkitchen for the relief tho distressed was opened, at the old place, Mr. Denny's, in Church Street, Tuesday Messrs. Gardiner ...

... Coombs Farm, we understand, gave milk from his large dairy, both morning and night, to all poor families who applied. A soup kitchen has recently been reopened in Bath-street, where poor families can obtain wholesome food several times a week at a trifling ...

... ball, dining-room, or library. Prices from £2 2s. to £52 10s. SPRING DIALS AND TIMEPIECES.-Best quality. -For staircase, kitchen, mill, engine house, ship, shop, cottage, school, church, or railway station. Prices from £1 is. to £8 s. The most excellent ...

... FOE SALE, TWO KITCHEN RANGES, one quite new. Apply to— KENZIE, SONS, & HOOPER, Burlington Quay, Bandon. N.B.—*Agents for Smith and Welstead’s celebrated Healing and Cooking Stoves and Boilers. BE SOLD CHEAP, Avery valuable double-barrel GUN. Case, Ac ...

... the street door locked when returned, and she saw him unlock it She did not see that it wad loose. He struck a light in the kitchen and lit the gas, and after a disturbance with the cabman, who still refused to take Hie Is. lid., her uncle locked the door ...

... Livery Stable Keepers, and others, LK I', commodious deiaehcd dwelling house, four bed-rooms and btth-r* 0:11, two parlours, kitchen, with oven and boiler r e, good cellar. Also well-paved yard, large coachhou.-es ami loirs, large garden and greenhouse. very ...

... imnuvlmto poywion, a HOUSE, ▼ ▼ desirably in near Woe«lbine*oottage, Watfonl Station, comprising sitting rtxinia, bc ...

... decanted two or three bottles of wine and enjoyed themselves with Christmas fare. They bad gained entrance through the back kitchen window, and it believed they were actually in the house when the family returned. ALLBOKU CBITBLTT a MBirAOBBIB.— Cate. —Mr ...

... a private in the 9*ih Regiment, and an officer’s servant, said that on the previous afiernonu he missed from his master’s kitchen a pair of military bools belonging to himself. He repotted the circumstance, and some time after he was induced to examine ...

... and which have been sorely tried by the recent stormy weather, and where necessary renew the stakes or the ligatures. The Kitchen Garden.—Continue to give air during fine mild weather to the cauliflower ana lettuce plants in frames, and pick off all decayed ...

... each House, £l7. Purchase, £155, subject to a Ground Rent if £1 per annum. ONE GROCER'S SHOP, in Durhamstreet, with Good Kitchen, Window Room, Three Bed-rooms, Large Stone Cellar under the Shop, 19 feet Iv 16 feet, with Good Pantry, Wash-house and Boiler ...