... use of the Irish ?rode Mark. It is now used by over r. 7 0 Arms, and Mr. Boland anticipates that in a few years there will be no Irish homes which will not be taking adman' tar of it. Those Arms, however, which are still indifferent to it &cold hurry up ...

... very recently a memento of Grattan, which should end it. place on Irish soil, was nesasathod to the English National Gallery by Mr. Leahy, who, as the writer of an important chapter of Irish history sad • biography of Grattan, might have bees erpected ...

... time O'Toole, Walsh. Kelly, Batzr.v. ratiothen. to he bard. A of he the Dublin , Holloway, O'Kelly, Ti' .. Corkery, Byword Mr. John Hanley dattrarted by Mr. Then- its held' Matintial tomtit Mulligan winner, mooned Mr 11, criNidar and Redoday night in the ...

... 75 wawa 5. British Booth Africa Chartered modes d John Mae Berry, r . repeated 16s 611, while Goldfields improved ! Dromeendra mil: Robert Neon. 70 to Lower Drormondra ford F. J. Irvine,' Buyers Arms Rosario Thhentnre Teed t Teter 11•Aeley, Herd 1061 ...

... Cluredler aos Grattan Wind, IV. ; temsersitanh AUK 30 dears; breeder. 30.19 The Board held its closing meeting for veer at 25 Grafton Arent last nveiree. ,„ 4 '. J. Brennan premeong. Other 4 4 w! wear-Messrs. C. PISDEV. A. A. Tills John Mame, W. P. hone ...

... Teach Liao tea eats be .t Elvers's. Sao. villa attest. Tieket• tat Reeernd parties of ate on Balaat Leahy, Kelly, sett Irby* Grattan atm.; TOW.. Kett! Earl el.; tad alto at Elam. Ka Inll for parties of 0,-wed. MILITARY RAND Iron ee:ork ESSEX REGIMENT .. ...

... oestedie honed a ac reindeer sad intrOortael &denouement— the school of the he whisk tandems toels valises pest be had of N R t. I arm to imbibe nlen Dw M ts .diethebiag eleven* of tie Nein • Pries it. p„. 7 . 6.nd tats .Normals the period of reed by n. oralismat ...