... Beagbmore-Jsmes Moran t(N), 44- Patrick! Curran (N), 42; Michael Roche (N), 14. , Beldare-Thomuas Lyiaskey (N), 83, Thomas Do3selsn (P), 46: Thomas (Grehan ?? Pat- rick Larduer (N), 40. -Cfarre~wreva ?? ricks J Coet'dlors IPF):43; Michael I 'Coitelloe (P), 40; ...

... that Ur. Keir flardie's poll should have fallen so ;ery far short of his confident predictions. It aevident that Mr. Keir Hardie's Is not a aane or & pemotality to conjuro with, even Gwhere the influenaes of Independent Labour are most potent. The di ...

... was Xr Arch. Mr Cham- I beriain, with all his own followers and the Conservatives, went into the Government lobby. Mr Kier-Hardie was accidentally shut out from ths amnesty division. Had he been pre- sent he would have voted for amnesty. AT THEIR POSTS ...

... consequently, lie considers, must have struck a responsive uliord in the public mind. The novels lie selects as his text are Hardy's Tew the D'Urbeivilles, Shorthouse's Blanche, Lady Fuluise, and Mrs. Humphrey Ward's David Grieve. Very possibly, ...

... calved in 1893,: 3 entries.-lst prize, Allan I1; Algie, ToghdrHouse, Hollymont, Co Mayo; .nd, Thomas Anderson, Levittown, Mageney; highly.- commnended, Thomas Anderson, .Levitstbwn, Mageney : -Class 76-Polled Ox, calved in 1892. 5 en- tries. First prize ...

... engaged rooms at ury's Hotel:-Dr and Mrs Wagner, Horsk.Prussia; Mr H Draga; Mr Francis J Walshe. Weiford; Mr W E Williams; Ur Thomas W Lough, M P, and party (7); Messrs Lane and Bdbinson, Blackburn; Mr J Walley, Mr Henry Wid, Mr Arthur Topham, Hon George ...

... In England the workof thesel Frenchmen has been successfullyimitated to 1 a great degree by suchkartists as Messrs. Dudley Hardy, Maurice G-riffenhagen, and Aubrey Beardsley. The work of these men is as bizarre as it is striki.g. But, poster | designing ...

... sum than that which the Land Commission was willing to advance. Her Majesty has approved of the appointment Mr H E Cozens-Hardy, Q C, M P, to be one of the Justices of the English High Court of Jua. tice. An address of confidence and sympathy signed by ...

... Francis til Murphy, James M'Govern. ' th Mobill-William Murphy, P L G; Michael Murphy, ax P L G; Thomas Moran, James Gafbey. Swarlinbar-Dr CBinen,' Thomas M'Cawlevy John na Tanly, Patrick Fee, James MI'Govern, P L G. bernard 2oi M'Govesn. by Templepolt-Rev ...

... M'Cnn, Hugh M'Donald. J &s 6d ?? Quinn, Patrick Hanlon, I Thomas Connolly,- Teoree Boyle, Michael 1 31Donald, Philip Traynor, Owen Traynor, Michael rolani Laurence Connally, Hugh ' Quiin. 2s-Thomae M'Guire, Is o d eaeh- a Edward Oaan, Pat Eannon. is ?? a ...

... HUeiston6, the true lover of poor Lina, and T vengeful assailant of the squire. was madea a very vigorous portraiture by Mr W S Hardy s ?? piece wg well put on, and the plaudits of s 4iteaudiuoco at each successive development. 6 of the plot whether thrilling ...

... four cases to go before them, two of larceny ai d two of assault. IDATH OF DR. THOMAS O'MEARA-, JP., CA. LOW. Carlow, Monday. At half-past seven o'clock this morning Dr. Thomas O'Meara,' j P died at his residence her's4 Dr. O'Mera hadd passed beyond his ...