... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... should not even be opened. Coouncillor Tallkn, the leader of the opposr ?? yesterday, was on that Occasion a brave n- nmd hardy enemy of the monopolisrs, 'and sup- ot ported the resolution ordering thre Town s, Clerk to tell tie Tramway Company that the ...

... - . I Asn7og the members of -the Ccunty Council preasnt were: -Messrs P A Mlerhaen (toairman) tf T Keliv (vice-chairman). Thomas towly, H C 0White A M'ihenf, M'W MIey, etc. ' ?? DDespd depo-ed that on Mar 1,35th I i th C'os;ecil naid a proi'iinnai declaratian ...