... order to take | the Corporation at Bullytruckle, * Ratepiyers’ Bth March :— ’-t.opo towards getting the different parishesinto Row,’ be rescinded, and that the name he chang-d © City of Waterford—Michael Hennessy and line, and give practical support to the ...

... and that the balance of £BO 16s Ild, be carried to a reserve fund with a view to the creation of capital to repla.e the bor. rowed capital on which the committee are at present compelled to work to such a great extent. But hi spite of the serious che.k sustained ...

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... precepts deed, at with in art without ittl as a Christ-li rowing kindl with the wo pay his debte night. At the ha curious mutt however, in t compadour of remember it, t by while the , ellars, told that &rim , tl walked about he said sweet bed the corn; ...

... THE Tenant's Interest in a Commodious Shop in one of the principal streets of New Ross. Address-502, STANDARD Office, New Row Balsam Anigeed Coughs Asthma Bronchitis Influenza Ses obeys TTade auk 04 In Bottle', 1/11, 2 3. POWELL'S APERItIKI ESTABLISHED ...

... yours, Priory-street— EGAN'S SADDLERY.-NEW ROSS. Orange, Arthurstown, Co. Wexford, 30th January, 1900. P. A. Egan, Esq., Wen ROW. Dear 81r-1 have much pleasure in stating that am very well pleased with the set of you, msde for me, and °madder them goad ...

... slaujffiteredl and starved.' This persecution listed two yearn. In 1654 the inventive genius of the regicides gave birth to a row proect, that of cutting off those whose blood their swords did not taste through hsthger , famine and the other orporeal privatioms ...

... laird be milkers and make themselves generally useful ; Wine nnd good wars. Apply to Patrick Rickey, Mary street, Street, New Rows 01-1060) WANTED, a workman with family ; ;nod house. liberal wages, constant employment for all personally, to Laurence J. ...

... Decessary money by increased taxation aud bor- —— “\Luru::r: ‘t:“)‘?;u bave ket eßt A poll was now tuken, when there vored :— rowing. . . | . ' . For “v'l'lll.''fl-'lmion-(.'wncll Morrissey, ‘dHe Eroz)sod kto mclieue(;ho income tax by{ Isgera’d and Power—3 ...

... built at Ballytruckle ** Grange Terrace,” | 1300 k ct, containing plain and practical advice bow instead of ** Ratepayers' Row,” was p Ibya lrn-uul-nrmec,'hupprunom,‘&c., mey be prevented or majority. | removed by simple means in a few hoors, Recom-. ...

... be sent for before them. Mr Cooney—l know if a Protcstant doctor was medical officer of the infirmary there would be a b:g row abaut it. Chairman—You are imply groping in the dark, and you have only heard one side of the story. If ytai wish for information ...

... be insisted that prisoners of his class should be aliowed [to cause a row they wou m ately o wear their own garb, which was never beforealiowed | got rid of him. If he kicked up a row to any prisoner. in the street they were mnot to blame, but Mr Johe \Walsh ...