... (Kitty). also Yes. km& Wire, %so Leeman Doiony, Mr. 13.doey Mar! jinn, Xs Henry Timbal, Mr. Liam Watt, sad, ILL a Grattan Little. _Yesterday Mr. John Dillon. M.P.. nnreiled a ndsome Celtic Cross, which has been ended in Belbowline to the memory of the late Matt ...

... Addeo., Albert Londe,. c/o Mr. Ilianaram, Co. HARR.GstGTOM--labirmatinsi will be thank. half roosiv.y by Kaki Harrinktim, 43. Grattan of bar Mary Harrington, who loft Cork far in 109. Lam heard of tars from Now York. --hdoemation wanted of Timothy .I.bilpst ...

... attendance included— Bro. Hugh M'Crink, Dr. Cronin, divisional surgeon; Arthur M'Cann, J.P.; J. F. Smith, John M’Ateer, George Murphy, James Grant, and John M’Ateer. The Chairman, introducing the lecturer, referred the misapprehension that prevailed in many ...

... a4berk Ir. 173 10.); NNW J. Hungerford; Wm. Orr ll'Oar. tie mid 0061.00, John IP. Par; N. IL U. D'Aler Dab Lead U. Ledr. ari P. IKIUMItey. ,) Wm. tad anal Finnan goal rulers; II F. Arm; 0. Patrick M•Dermett; of Cerise sod re err; A. =• I. W. Thomsen Mr. LC ...

... faith, or your patriotism. You wanted arms, and you wanted leaders. Had you had them you would have guarded the green flag in Dublin Castle a week after you beat Walpole. Isolated, unorganized, unofficered, half armed, begirt by a swarm of foes, you ceased ...

... pain. For dear divines, O, loving Lord We’ll weep may be again; Call whom Thou wilt but leave us long The Canon of F-lphin. John- Mulhern Near Klphin, Gifts Workhouse Christmas The inmates of Roscomimn Workhouse are ext'emely obliged an! most grateful ...

... Westminster's party at Raton Hall for their shoot week. A marriage has arranged, and will take place the end of February, between John Fiteastrick Cooke. KC., County Coort Judge fee Dcesegal. St. Columb's, Londonderry, and Eleanore Caroline (Novak), el lest ...

... certainly the poet of all vire les, and as the Dublin jitney said, the darlint of !his own. MI are's diary, edited by I.oc't 'John Rissiell, Mr. Hall says it exhibits a sirgular absence of editorial knowledge st . tact. It evidently gave a handle to the ...

... F. WOinnity, P.P. (in the aril Mama P. Resß7, J.P., John Magain, D.C., P. Tommy, D.C., Hugh Gunn, D.C. John James 11'Dohy, James M'Kernan, Denis M'CaSrey, T. Ds*, James (Wink*, John Shields, John Swift, A Maguire. A long diaminsion of pirate matters ...

... til io Te the es unb o iasise - d r onlooker. lEarle will, under the gloss of a Chinaaan an d* tromp, combine amusement with arm - seems, for mangle, a vow simple matter, to give the lun their fell complement of batic skill. liathl.rtri Radioed, the singing ...

... ras Fox; Mullanduffy, John Feeney - Rnsaawu, John Rooney and Jo«s M‘Teman Leekinaraincy. Rooney; Oulleuboy, On- and Straderin. Pat and Pat Rooney; hargy. Martin Rooney; Glebe, Jno Rooney; Gortinar, Nme, and Gallagher; Tully, John Rooney: Braokervmore. ...

... ICISTAW Or NI/TORT. Having dismissed the idea of armed scion. he said that as to the suggested withdrawal from Parliament hietory as cases analogous to Ireland proved such action to have been a failure. Grattan and his erienebe morelac d out of Parliament ...