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... John's Cemetery on Wednesdiy, lird inst. I P. American papers, please copy. Miaow—December 30, 1899, at his residence, Millpark row), Ennisc,iithy, Benjamin Mason, aged 82 years. BRDMOND—Dm ember 28. 1899, at Kilkenny. Mrs Margaret Redmond, of Wexford, the ...
... baying relieved 92 (a•ea at a emit of £6 1133 3d. Ho brought under the notice of the board the case of John K2V;lll3gh, Bolton's-row, Gorey, who was at present in receipt of 3s per week. The recipient had been working for the last fortnight, and in consequence ...
... A:reboring, The Limbert and Leslie tenants are engagd in purchasing their fermi, She purchase !being at about eighteen yerrs. New Row solicitors are engaged for the tenants. The New Rosa District Council hive agreed to purchase out the landlords interest in ...
... from 11 to 4 daily. Nov 24th. 08). IESPECIABLE Girl wanted ; small family ; pre- clone experience preferred. .:%pply, lira Rowe, Arklow.tip2) a WANTED, a general servant. Apply to M: W. W. Carr, Henry-street, New Ross. (ki)n W-ANTED to purcham, five to ...
... knew anything of the parties. Constable McGriel : Yes, your worship. 1 was on patrol duty at Knockmahon at the time of this row, and saw them both. I believe that Mrs Harrington is a respectable, honest poor woman, but Mrs Leary is always quarrelling with ...
... Apply, Man.aifer, STANDARD New Roes. (k. 3) RESPECTABLE Girl wanted ; email family ; previons experience preferred. Apply, Mrs Rowe, Arklow. (ip2)st /11HREK singlet men =anted ; good wages and con-11 work. Also, a ploughman, to whom a good house would be ...
... commence after he left for his work at 11 o'clock. He lived in the how. adjoining Mary Kenny's at the opposite side, and if the row that Somers said was kicked up every night occurred before 11 o'clock he could scarcely fail to hear it. Somers said it usual:y ...
... Party had always been anxious for a private Rows, Dr Angara, John Devereux, Edward Basher. in view of the duty of all to extract from so unique conference so long as ail sections of their opponents each —JOiln Rowe, Augustine Murphy, Walter and an unexpected ...
... perches of ormad from Glummer to Templeudigan be contracted for, cost not to exceed did per perch, the area of charge to be -.ew Rows District. The motion was seconded by Mr Redmond, and at the augeetiou of the county surve}or, passed at 5d Pere Adjourned Meeting ...
... Messrs Patrick Ryas (Mayor of Wexford), Daniel Dempsey, Michael Hickey, C H Peacocks, JP; J F Walsh, John Ctuninim, chairman New Row Rural Council; Wm Whim, Daniel Pulver. Captain WII Pigott, secretary ; Mr W Elgee, solicitor, and Mr N J Frizelle, assistant ...
... of the Patricians, the humbler, but to our eyes not less picturesque attire of the slaves, and the architecture of Auciens Rowe with its magnie ficent scenic effect. The wmounting of the opeia, indeed, deserves the highest praise. From a musical point ...
... Maudlins Filly, 2s 6d; William., WlCcnna. Awed the deed of settlement, under which the assign- cark l,. /mat teok fence. William's row, as 61; John Carroll, Shannon-hill, Mr Thos Muriuy, in the absence of his mother. 7s 61; Laurence Kearney, Dishetreet; Samuel ...