... 1 Barren Heifer, 14 Heifer Yearlings, cood quality. Horses-Grey Horse, rising 6 years, 15i hands, John Bull; Black Cob, years old, 14 hds., by Cardigan Cob good Labour Horses. The usual Farm Implements. Luncheon at 1. Sale at o'clock. GOULD, SANDERS, ...

... The crust gave way Taylor fell into the burniug up to waist being supported his arms When pulled out of the place he was in blaze he died soon afterwards Suicide Mr John Rea the solicitor whose name will be remembered in connection with some remarkable ...

... §iMrt WI V ELISCOM BE A boy John Nicholas fell from scaffold and some severe injuries The Company of the 2nd Somerset Rifle Volunteer Corps met for field drill and inspection by Major Adjutant Peard under the of Lieutenant Hancock BRIDGWATER the quarterly ...

... that ditto ditto No. 78, John-street. Lot 9.—A1l that ditto ditto No. 80, John-street. Lot 10.—All that ditto ditto No. 82, John-street. Lot 11 —All that Building Site, with the Foundations and Walls built thereon, o. 77, John-street, Newtown, including ...

... seeretary of the Mollingar branch of cae week. Tt is Chae the previous been on accwunt of made in Mullingar Ata late hour on night John A. Barke, secretary to Hooban, teacher of the National oc ‘schools ; and were arrested ander the Coercion Act, and of the Vian ...

... precisely. N.B. All accounts owing to Mr. William Grattan are to be paid to Mr. E. Grattau, at Alsabrook House, and all accounts owing by the said William Grattan are to be forwarded to Mr. E. Grattan for paymert. 10th February, 1881. EXETER. Important ...

... Government in but which would fail now they failed then. The Irishman who now thought that he could throw away his arms, just Grattan disbanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the power of cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...

... Lord Water- ) followed Si narrow escape, but none were hit. No arrests The in the the other ‘were Mr. ‘Sir John's ond were made, dwelling-house of John Connor, of the action of the Langue, ic At the cemetery a emall knot of spectators situated in contre of ...

... not be be settled except by a thorough Land Bill for Scotland. IRELAND. Edmund Tracey and John Mulcahy have been remanded on a charge of firing at and wounding John Donoghue, farmer, in County Limerick. Donoghue is not expected to recover. He has identified ...

... or Mr E GRATTAN the premises view tbe of Sale after Nine o’clock Sale Wednesday at o’clock at 11 o’clock precisely NB All Accounts to Mr William Grattan arc to paid to Mr E Grattan at Alsa-brook House and all accounts the said William Grattan are to be ...

... difliculty obtained abranch of a treereturned with it to her sister, who was clinging to the ice, and placed it firm under her arms. Then, seeing that Mr. %fi was making but slow pmgn- round the shore of the bay, she at once took off her boots and started ...

... LONDON GOSSIP (From the Wortd.) Hor in out-of-the-way Eastern Another literary travel has taken to himself a wife, path: . Mr. Grattan Geary, who is one of the el May they live long and pros- per, they and th pey fan: to quote poor Rip! Tam able to tate, on ...