... much needed improvements, met at Fatima) and Duncannon and took important evidence. The committee consisted of Sir Thomas Grattan I.:limeade, Bart, chairman County Council and chairman of the I Councils Board of Ireland and member of the Irish Agricultural ...

... Moore. Jos. F. Crain, Wilbam FAiwirdr, John J. Kerne. Keno Bailey, Thomas Keens, T. St. John Gainey, James Keegan. Michael Shredy. James Durkin, John Brennan. M. J. Weal= tatepheo M`Partland. Mr. Burin. Mr. Murray, John B. Kelly. The following reeolutima ...

... Limited. AGENTS FOR DUBLIN: Mr Henry Carleton, 18 Enstace street. Messrs (YDonflell and Fitzgerald, 175t Andrew st Air John Hollwey, 27 Sir John Rogerson's quay. Bahbr.ggan-)Ir S J Moorhead, Northern Bank. 3180 - ONEY, ADVANCES. 10 to 1,00o IjE daily to Profesional ...

... optician in Washington—namely born-rimmed eyeglass, with cord attached, worn Lord Cardigan when he led the Light Brigade at the Balaclava charge. That morning Lord Cardigan had broken the glass of the gold-rimmed monocle he usually sported, and took the ...

... imposed. GOREY GUARDIANS, Saturday. Sir Thomas H Grattan Esmonde, Bart, It P ((hairman) presided. Present—Merits James Maguire, J P; B Flusk, J Whitters, H Toole, E Donohoe, John Kelton, P Hughes, J Smith, L Coadren. Crenm Percenthge. Tyrrell, 10; Doyle ...

... 1Hogan, John uainan, Peter of I Ryaa, :P J mit-h, Joseph Cantwell, John -Dannes, Joh MfLouglilin, Rabana-e; Josph an i ICorcoran, do' Nat Leonard, do; Ueorge Robics, (ci D l Clara; Patrick Whike. Frankiord; Lake L Mooney, do; Wi~liam Com-oiLy, do; John 3 Kelly ...

... of this evil habits dulls the runic sense of its cmirmity and thereby increases the difficulty of electively coping with it. Arm associatiol against swearing, such as wan formed, at Albany recently, bas strenuom work before it mime it sets forth . ' to ...

... the Continental radical press. The Austrian authorities allow the culprit to rest on his toes, the body being supported the arms. Twenty minutes of this indescribable torture in the sun renders the soldier insensible. The English military culprits are ...

... 1NDMASTDR; wanted iamcediately a, Baud- - master for Brazs Band; inesn be ?? player. Address. stating terms, to John Magennia, Hon See St John's Brass Band, Kilkeany. af 30Y Ccpyista! Enunination, 1st August. 400 st cancies. Special Tuition aftcrded. Day ...

... suit of John lastchford, £382 odd, also three civil bill decrees amounting to over 1:38. Be received a writ of possession against accused and Richard Smith , at the snit of the Provincial Bank. He! !bad spoken to the prisoner about the writ. Mr. John B. ...

... W. Gilley. LObroPORD—Mr. John Holten. Yr. John Thowspeoa. Lll7llt3ol—Mr. E. J. Wlewaran. 4 Market oa. MANOLHAMILTON—Peen. Ward and Cs, MONAGHAN—Mr. J. J. Campbell, Sarhat • MOUNTMELLICS—Mr. John Mermen. MONASTBREVAN—Mr. William Dee. MOUNTRATH--Mr. L. ...

... Church et Mrs. Kate Later. Jul st. BYRECOURT—Mr. Planet Sweeney. GALWAY—Mr. John J. Bolton. 6 atop a Rosenberg. GRA.4AILD—Mr. Hugh Brady. GOWBAN—Hr , Henry }force. BACKETSTOWN—Mr. John Byrne. • HOSPITAL (Co. Litneriekl—Mr. M. Olfelloram KELDARB—Mies M. A. ...