... Bernstrd Pavtridg, MIr Joseph Pen'- nell, Mr W T Smedley, 'Mr Huatrick, Mir Hugh Thfuson, Mr Stanley Berkeley, and others. Mt Thomas Hardy, Ar Austin Dobson, and nearly all ?? principal living imaginative -writers wil: be among the literarv contributors. ...

... Kenny, P P, Moynaity; Rev John Fay, P P, S&unmerhibl; Rev Hugh MI'Eatge, P P, lEnfipld; Very Rev Father Patrick, 0 S F; Rev Thomas Hardy, C( ' St Peoeg, Philsboro'; Rev P Duff, P II, Bal- !reaaam; Rev J Blesty, C Al, St Peter's, PhI8ro' - Rev ward O'Reilly ...

... on ?? District Council (No ?? Thomas Flynn. John Rjlttledgc. Mohill Board of Guardians--Messrs Chr..lcs ' Brown, Thomas Sle-in. C n I Mevo County Counril-Messrs Patrick O'Donroll, , si James Daly, Anthony Murphy, Thomas Walsh, d John Walsh. William Donr ...

... being sgnt to all the rep esest. i g Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexon ?? . septing always the Rule Bruarm: YV2 of Cork Hill. The hardy nwhe.n-. hi Arkiow is so justly proud. Later ' famous Akicow '98 Band. wl' az i : spectacle. There will he a the Rock, headed ...

... collection of hardy cut flowers. Messrs Harland, Cork, were recommended a gold medal for their exhibits in the Nurserymen's Competition for Roses and Dahlias. lessrs Hugh Dickson, Belfast, wet-e recommended a silver medal for a collection of hardy cut flowers ...

... R _N14 Hennessy, J B Story, Alexander WiLiams, R H A; William F Bailey, Thomas Drew, It R A; H G K-nox Horntr. M A; J M Lowry, Edward Bates, MIichael 3M1Donogh, H F Hardy, i Thomas P Barnard, - Bailie-Gage, Soineitor, I G P 0; William 3I Crozier, Chastes ...

... present-Rev. Canon I r:al dean Key&s. Vmn. Hardy Holmes, t TAi. .1. F. loriartv, F. H. Verner. and IL !V. S de \Thmio: Burleigh Stewart, Colonel -M. mr xr ?? TrHB. Fleminag; Messrs. L Buchanan, t T ' ?? Thomas Kvle, James Riddall. J. K F~e.e: nd-hi Ch]as ...

... O'Meara proposed Mr Hardy, and said the object of the Convention was to consolidate Unity, and that it was wrong to wrangle over past differences. On a division Mr Soraghan's proposal was rejected by 18 votes to 7, and Mr Murphy and Mr Hardy were elected delegates ...

... DUnkeer; Rev - atfrirk ~Segzare, P P. ?? tn; Rev Peter, j'Cartrey, P P. Prziaillf Very Rev [G tQtn:, 'P P Low!.ver R .ifl Rev T Hardy. P P. Up-. per kuievy: Rev Pazrk Fcgall. P P. 1xihr~vr,; Rev John 'Miactea. P P. Knokbifdge: PRev;I Canonm Carke. P P, Lordhct ...

... Walter Thorburn, E sq, M P; Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq, M D, F R S; James Balfour Paul, Fisq, Lvon King of Arms; G D De Courcy Perry, BEsq, C 3I G, Her Majesty's Conesul-General at Antwerp; George Dalhousie Ramnsky, Esq, C B; Thomas Taeon, Esq; . Honorable ...

... having been produced by the grower's system of cross-culture. Mir. Thomas Hill, of the Daisy Hill Nursery, Newry, made a speciality of varieties of phlox, monthly roses, gladiolas, and hardy herbaceous plants, while many nice varieties of picotees and carnations ...

... labour party, though not themselves work- f mnn. Later in the day the conference adopted Ii; resolution, moved 'by Mr Keir Hardie, and supported by MLNr John Burns. in favour of a distinct labour group in Parliament, and pledg- in tshe members nf the group ...