... above address on f,bij Mondavi moruing o'clock for Glaa- Knoyni. flowers, by request. fcOSSITER—At 4 Temple terrace. Dalkcr. John Alexander Rossiter, aged 63. Funeral to Dean I G.anpe tills (Monday> morning at 9 o'clock. lUTHVEN—December 28. Kildare street ...

... in the School of Art. Daniel Collins (Kanturk) in the aharmnri the chairman was moved to the chair. There were also present—John Holland, treasurer; Cotter, secretary. Messrs P Murphy, Wren, D Mcthr.iT, Mah- any, Moylan, Ganhle, M Holland, I ...

... and the scene of the fight. The Boers men ,to try and ascertain what General Antler flatly declared that Charles Idly , John Long, John P. Butler. Ed. in es calling such 'el - - ' held 0 *err position upon a sough stone is going to do. Parties of them have ...

... “Journnl do Broxolles” states that ow- «| |j being washed out sea. Q ,. ',, |,„ 1,..,„; dto confer the ; f Ccrlon. and Sir John Bramston, the t j ° beautiful* and well-known turoawaited the children, situation position inn to indisposition. King Leopo ...

... Mr Rileigh said he had spoken to one lay'.l A Hall and Mr J Guinane.) I contractor, who declined to alter his tender to John Russell, described as a traveller. was Ithe shorter period. i prosecuted at the snit of the Waterford, Lime- Mr Mackay moved that ...

... C~reful Herds reside on the Farms, who wil i h take charge of stock. Fcr further prrt:cuizcs as to rent, etc, apply to IO I JOHN WV1H1TE MIULLINS, Esq, 1 lRut-KIY I lla-d -a qarc, Dublin. 16289 COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. cal 3GRAZING FARMS TO LET. Of 0 BE LET ...

... COMING AND GOING. ' The following are the latest-arrivals at town per Royal Mail steamers:—SurgeomGcneral Gore, Dr. John A. Morgan, Li;o1. G. Phibbs, R.N.; W. B. Newman, D.L.; F. Brooke, D.L.; Miss Brooke, M. IYAlton Mrs. D'Altan, M. Coulthard, T. Lyons ...

... lB99—Mr. John M'Anliffe, FIRST PLACE is THF: UNITED KINGDOM; Mr. Matthew Hogan, and; Mr. Bernard O'Kanr, sth; Mr. James Kennedy, ; Mr. Thos. Russo% 26th; Mr. Patrick Sheehan, 33rd. BEST SCORE ON RECORD. EXCISE i—November, 1498—Mr. Thos. Russell, First Place ...

... M'Grath, P.L.G.; P. Meagher, T.C.; P. J. Munphy P.L.G.; A. O'Grady, P O'Hara, Quinlan, P. Ryan, R. Ward, J. Kennedy, R. Russell, Secretary ; and M, O'Byrne, Assistant At the opening of the proceedings, Alderman ir. Hennessy took the che and other important ...

... powerful one. The artistes, most whom extremely popular in Dublin, inelnde such well-known members of the profession as—Mr. Russell Wallott, Mr. Kennedy Alkn, Mr. William Cromwell, M. Espinosa. Mr. H. Cliff, Messrs. and Daria, Misa Beatrice Kdwardes, s F ...

... SUCCESSES I3CLUDE:- I September, 1899-19th, Moloney, Michael. 23rd, Daly, _ nmas.l May, 183S9-l3th, Driscoll, John. January, 1839-23rd, Greene, John. |40th, Garrick, Thomas. | 48Lh, humphreys, William. I_9-ElerVMn Successes, a 1827-Twelve Snecesses, including ...

... fined 104 and costs. John Lamy was charged with riotous and indownt behaviour. _ Sergeant 3l'Nally having proved the ewe, he We fined. 6d sad ___ _ _ _ Delis Keogh, an inmate of the workhouse. charged a tramp, who gave his name as John Dwver. Ballbriggan ...