... re was High Mast in St Peter's, West ettert, fur the rep: of 1.18 soul. His celebrant of He MBB, &log thy !ter CC, Westland Row, Dublin of deacon, Rev I P Alseuire. (:, rt Ptter'a, Loy. &soda ; sob deacon, ktv Father lietylr. 0 8 e, de; master of cen ...

... io Market Square, where oil euterieg be foiled the defondant, who was using abusive tannage. He understood the cause of the row was because ber daughter, who would be charged later on, was aerated at the la. stance of Miss Gaughnto for larceny. He told ...

... Vary Rev Joseph Bourke, t' P ; Bev R Fagan, P P ; Rev W Murphy, Adm, Westland Row ; Rev W McDonnell, C C ; Rev M Molnereey, C C; Rev P F Bolen, CC; Rev F Hope CC, Westland Row ; Rev P Gatos, CC.do ; Rev F Broome, CC. do; Rev S CC. Bray ; Rev John Kelly ...

... J P; P Clocker. G A 7idall, J Pr J Mullen. P M is, J Fi001•1), L Rowan. T Seek C Heocse, T Dwyer, T CaTeoter, H Mimeo, J T Rowe ...

... were absent. His r-verend friend had remarked tat Iriahmen fought a little among them-elem. In hi • (Father S wt's) opinion, a row In. necessary armeti.ne% al it was an evidence of brains. Bat we never on any souls by fighting. Ile came feu the which was ...

... away aid left them— I was gone a month—and oh! When I came back again they stood All blooming in a row ! And now I a w my carden With the se..da all in a row, And tell them hey shall have their way. And now they always grow! ...

... were proud of privileges, and we should be no lent rend of now that the brand of .very has beat to • extent taken f om the I.rows of 'Abatis, and power and influence have been pissed the et the people. ...

... wtote to Mr C Laer that a letter of thy sth inyt had referewe to a cotttzs at New Balrea.k in posaemion of a taunt naraerl Rowe. It tho .nggostioa of Col Fvo•ord this h•tt•r was referred to a local commit e • for cons Jantion. SATISFACTION AND DISSATI ...

... Well. a row was the evidence of brains (laughter) If everything was carried on at a dead level of mediocrity there would be no rows, aud possibly there would not be very much brains (hear hear). There was one thing he did not wish to me—rows about religion ...

... POLICE CASES. The following eases were ruled :—James Fi 0. Canoe Row, dreak, 51; Peter Meßover°. Flower Hill, drools, be; Junes Byrne, Cameo') Row, dutch and disorderly, Wei Peter Byres. Oereldotows, drank while charge of a horse aid cut, 101 ; Jobs Carol* ...

... which ho di4 know would be held until the secretare'll lett. r. The only actisei he pis, k eritu•W-feriae its receipt, aid row leid before the B ard for instructiool, , The Board not taking tho clerk's Maw iir tha matter he le/let truss ado read the nitwit ...

... emerging the reisetatessat of *skid was real. IMr Osissal afoot to • remise tioa some time ego ea the wal**, bat did not as Mr Rowe* had the Cs Connell imposed taking matter sp. lie would haws asked the priers to • sebse intion is the chapels in aid of them ...