... Ireland met Saturday, Sir R. H. Woods, Vice-President, in the chair. Th© Hon. Secretary reported the gift Guinea pi(B from Miss Grattan Bailee', and a horse for the carnivora wag sent by Lady Gardiner. Notwithstanding the frost and snow, people ventured oat ...

... adrenisement, appeared in the Morning Chronicla In this letter Lord Cardigan was accused of haring grossly and wantonly insulted an officer of the Xlth Light Dragoons at the mess table Lord Cardigan suspected Captain Harvey Tackett being the writer of the letter ...

... were aUeodsnce. Tb.> Royal route from the Viceregal Lodge to leopards town was as follows; - Psrkgatertreet, Northern Quays, Grattan Bridge. Parltamcnt street, ’anif street, Green, Grafton street, Stephens tlreen (West and South). street (Lower and Upper ...

... DEATHS ASHBURNER—On the 10th Jan., at St. John's Park. Blackbeath. S.E.. Mary Jane, widow the late Major-tieneral ..Whburner. LALGCY—On the 10th Jan., at St. Andrew's Hospital. Sister Caroline (.ommunitv ot St. John Bintist. RIP. AM—-January 12. 1915. Narking ...

... , oag- iiouchorty, ; John *>orevajj, J.P.; 11. J. MooaOuc. jam, ILL.. W.UAni Scou, Arthur F. Hcwley. John J.P.. Sir John U. NuVUng. Hart. W. Hew ley. Rot. Jam- * Brady. P.P.. Dr. John Lentaagne. Preeidmt Royal Coiteje o» John K. Good- ...

... lev. minutes after being biougnt to hoepital. Death was due to hetuorroage caused a bullet wound. The bullet entered the left arm, pasted through toe duet, damaging the | lun-g, md ied u«ei£ i.i tno muscles of the haot. was tract* deceased iiad b> ...

... desolate To]uma the expense of British sispence, and found tl to ~ The Treble Almanac for the Year MDCCXCV.. conu-ning; 1. John Watson Stewart's Almanac; 2 Exalvsw'e Court Registry 3 WiWon'eDublin Directory, with Plan the C;ty''—the whole being Printed ...

... Surgeon McAidle, Mr. k A. Aston, and Mr. John D. Nugent, the National Secretary tl» Ancient Order of Hibernians, fhc next bit excitement the crowd had was when the L/>rd Mayor, the Mayoress. Mr. John Mrs. R«dinond, Mr. John Dillon, the High Sheriff (Alderman ...

... the Force* in Ireland, and Lady 'Hie Karl and Countess Viscount Vesci, ViMOont Omrrbill, Mr. A'TllT.'R and Mrs. Uulkeky, Mr. John Leslie. Mrs. SUMMER EATULK M»t Muller. Rrodic. and lion. , , „ M , ..uudilionb pn-vailrd n. Dub lin yeaurday. bW c.r!y ana ...

... Miss Beatrice Murphy,.Major and Mrs. Hely Hutchinson. Sir John and lady Lynch, the Ladies Howard. Lady Sophie and the Misses Grattan Bel lew. Miss Kelly. Mr. and Mrs West, Ladv Grace, Sir John Stanley, Mrs. Gerrard. Mrs. Rupert Stanley Miss Mareden. Col ...

... on Act, for oompenaation for the los: her bend. Captain Thomas Whitehead, master *h« schooner Tidings, and her three tin* —John, Thomas, and Joseph—who were vt the crew of that ship, which foundered oif Skerries, six miles north-east of Holyhead. February ...

... of Porvwimgton lias arrived Kingstown from England. Lady Alice Dawson Damn- bis armed Kmcwtown from England. Roq. Mr». Trotter ha# from England Sir A M'Donnell has armed from England. of Bedf.wd has aimed at Kings town from England Marchimraa of and indr ...