... none of those disagreeable ways that render a parrenn so insupports able. Although he could easily have shown the hay in his boots, he did not assume the airs of a Marquis of Carahas, and did not delight in bullying his neighbours or in spattering them with ...

... at six o'clock on the day of the murder; his clothes seemed to have been recently changed; they were quite clean, and his boots were clean; on a certain Thursday In the summer of 1871 saw Montgomery and Glass together, about a quarter past four in the ...

... Dirner and Des. e, erxvces, C'r.jizig Utensils ?? &.I mao, a Bradford ?? Vowel -UWshlinzg MTacnlne, Napkin PJres, Meat bate, Kent's hni.:e Cleaner. Rocking Morse, Pew eOnshions, a numbler c i Chiese io-s Pictores, Water Cask. &c-a, hc. Terrams-C.-1-E, aund ...

... removed to No. 130 STEPHEN'S GREEN. (beside Dycer's.) Introducers to Ireland of the German System of BOOT MAKING. Ladies', Gentlemen's and Childrea's Boot~s and Shoes In Great Vaiiety, and at Moderate Prices, 283 IlE FlAvOED STRONG BEEF TEA Tl! at about ...

... from the Tramway Terminus at Houndtown. 9784 TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). CALE of furniture, drapery goods, ladies' 0c and children's boots, ailver wvitches, brooches, wearing apparel, plated forks and spoons, knives, dinner and breakfast ; a massive bronze 3 light ...

... euralgia u..e instantly removed by ties Golden I Miin. -'he relief is instaucareeous. Trhe Rev. Dr. Tisdall, Chanlellor of Chc'~St Church Citheor i, h-as plea'rn' in Iwaring teetlmonl' to the efficesor of thle 'Golden vlxi,'wich'he found to give relief the ...