... included Mr James Bryce, seeking repose, as he put it, from the deserts and saudhills of politics; Mr Holman Hunt, Mr Thomas Hardy, M~r Henry Jamles, Mr J M Barrio, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr H N Massing- ham. Sir Wemyss Reid. ir Archer, the drama- tic ...

... M'Quaide, Jas Fearou, Wm Kelly, Peter M'Guianess, Daniel O'Meara. Drumullaeh-John Hardy, Owen Hanlon, Francis Quinn. Denis Toal, Pat Hardy, Richard Cart-ill, Tim Hagan, Thomas Rice, Michael Hiardv, Stnp ess Toal, Owen NWKeown, William Feror, o.cebard Feagan ...

... CT C; Ulick Bourke, a 233J and N E (hrmsiyv. DUBLIN CARYMS' i3 TBOULBLE. The Bray Towns!hii Ct : rrnisstonere sunirmonel I Thomas Whelan, licens. d car-owner, Dublin, for having, wo EKtater Mfornday, piiedl for hire wlit. hin. horse and hackney-carriage ...

... M'Cartney, P P, Ferkhill; e P Fox, P P, llneehlU; Rev P 'Nanee, P P, Kildreeu; Rev Thonasa Hardy, P P, Uppem Killery; Rev FranchD MElvogue, C C, dc: Rev Thomas Doonnily, P P. Loughgwlly; Rev 2 Couilon, C C, Clogherhead; Rei N Lawles, CC: Rev F M'Neece ...

... in connection with the above society. Mr Thomas Malone, chairman of the Drogheda Poor Law Board, presided, and the attendance ?? Stephen Segrave, Patrick Dalany, Daniel Butterly, P L G; Joseph Dolan, P LG; Thomas M'Ivor, John Marker. Rovkbellew; James R ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... P. from the two holdings owned by him in that district. The eviction proceedings were to be carried out at the suit of Mr Thomas Carew, of Kildangan, in the county of Meath. the brother of the present member for the College Green Division. Mr Carew- bought ...

... though he is said to have been very weakl; as a child. Thp Duke of Northumberland is 86. Lord Crsabioqk, who as Mr Githorne Hardy, ousted Mr Gladstone fron) his. seat for Oxford 'Uni'- versityin 1865 and sent bimn unmuzziled' to Lancashire, is ,82. . Iord ...

... Madden. John Young, The O'Ceuor Don, The MacDernot, Henry Bruen, Ion T Hamilton, H ML; C T Redington, Thomas A. Dickson, Sir Richard Martin, Bart, D L ; Thomas Sinclair. HowouRr.a.us-V Robert, JLieut, Kint's Royal Rifles (presen ted by F M Lord Roberts), Hanilton ...