... most imuportant function of its kind held for years, and saome sensational prices ought to bea made. The sport, generally speaking, will only be pas- sable, hut the race for the Princess of Wales' Stakes, of the reputed value of £10.000, due to be run ...

... respending periods of previous three years, is compiled fress oficial retarns. The ot gures under the respective and relative speak cently for themselves, and reqaire Lat listle tery explanatice trom as — OF PORTER. ‘by the hapless with a couple of rather ...

... he thought they sheeld try to stir the people and do their best to prepare the way for the election (hear, hear) He did not speak now as candidate at all—he wished that to be understood. He spoke as county delegate, whose duty it was to forward the interests ...

... in Kog!and that had not been provided with iis towa hall, of a town hall he did not aad when he where coune.liors merely speak of a met to decide civic basioess, bus a iargze bali for recreation and the public amasement instruction, Ali these halis were ...

... local co single judge has Quarter Session y will tration and civil bili duties to atter Fund, different places on his circuit, speak, nothing of his taking ao annual vac: Tue which he 1s fairly entitled Und n apy nditions the interests of creditor ‘Trust be ...

... street. A - 4 Mr MacDonnell, Surgeon Dentist, constructs ic Teeth by euction, without pain, which are fct for eating and speaking ;ngle tooth, SS; set, £2 -h v; ~acDonnell, Surgeon Dentist, having 25. .ers te! experience na dentist, can with onfldence ...

... 7 birds each, 3 rounds of the trap which Mr Joyat scored aud woa the ¢ pied. His score of 33 out of a possil 266 this day speaks weil fur tne new powder, Ou Mouday next the 25 yds will > shot for ai 4 a’clock, and shoul la ge entry. 1 The of the two leading ...

... ported by the coantry in their endeavour ta has let fall. The party for which rescue it from poverty and pain, cur contemporary speaks has been, and is, also intolerant of adverse comment The lrish nowapapers have beea devoting im the House of Commons, sad ...

... however, that Mr. O’Neill Daunt his last hours escaped the open censure of ) the upstart politicians of to-day for daring to speak out his mind honest Irishman. We are also glad that the closing act of this great Irishman's public career set the stamp of ...

... and more hopeless, possible, than they have ever been in before, is apparent to anyone who visits the cabins of KUdownet and speaks to the reativesof the boys and girls who perished in Clow Bay. Thera the typical case of tbo family, who live filthy hovel ...

... mere hopeless, if possible, than they have ever been in before, is apparent toseyone who visits the cabins of Kildownst and speaks to the reason of the boys and girls who perished in Clew Bay. There ie the typical case of the Quinn family, who live ins ...

... thought they sheuld try to stir the people and do their best to prepare the way for the election (hear, hear). He did not speak now as a candidate at all-he wished that to be sin- derstood. He spoke as county delegate, whose duty it was to forward the ...