... Ealist fntelltgenct. PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS . Friday Afternoon. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY KILDAILIC.—Dr. Grattan, of Kildare, has lamed his address. There are now four candidates in the field. Mr T. H. Queues, Conservative, has been eelectect ...

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... bailiffs. Flannigan then rushed out, brandishing a knife and hammer. and knocked down Smith, who sustained a fracture of the left arm. A gentleman who was passing handed a revolver to one of the bailiffs, who presented it at Flannigan and his companions, and ...

... manage their own business. A quotation was read from John Bright to show that in 1846 he was decidedly in favour of Home Rule, and, said Mr Partridge, it was not too much to say that although John Bright's body lies mouldering in the grays, his spirit ...

... north side of middle aisle.) In memory of Elizabeth Adams, the wife of John Adams, of this parish. Esq., who departed this life Sept. 15, 17ile, aged cut. She was daughter of John Lyde, of the parish of Chelwood. Esq., and granddaughter of Cornelius Lyde ...

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