... local diacipl.no cSI followed by Mimics upon electiamemis speak Webb mach more easily diac,pline, and the State was at last arm. than they do Engligh. The division embraces pelted to intervene The eon of • Socialist little more than four thousand maim ...

... AN EXCITING CONTEST The Election in the North Dock The contest in the North Dock Ward between Mr. John Kavanagh, P.L.G. (Nationalist), and Mr. M. Brohoon (Larkinite), promises to be one of the most €X~ citinfi of the coming Municipal elections. In the ...

... err. At Ashy Petty Romans Tuesday. W. goat stated that the defendent was • mamas John C. Ryan, k.M.. writhes, yowl% man - the tarn, and carried • dangerous stick area John J. O'Gorman ehargW with I which he caked the pony (laughter). De. having the 11th ...

... were elected on the Council. Papers ware read by Profs.- *or M'Allister on The Dominican Church of !theory; by Mr. W. H. Grattan Flood, hfue.D. on The Dublin Society for the Support of Decayed Musicians, 1780-171 M, an by Mr. H. O. Leask on The 17th ...

... As Membets-Mos Mary Can dan. 13 (errot-e, N.C, road. Dublin : proposed K. C. H. Arm- Mixing, Hon. Gen. Sec. lsabel Denning. 102 l»wer BagK*>t s»re«t, Dublin: propr«e«l John Cooke. M.A.. Fellow. Joseph Atoysiua Villa, Ball ronl, O' Dub lin pr..|K.»d by ...

... branch on Sou- in tie future, day, March and. The following reply was Southampton (Grattan), read from Mr. B. L. Outhwaite, . ..I'. lor Meeting on Sunday the Wareham Arms, Ha-ICT, in answer to reedtation thanks Mr. D.Tw. P. O’Meara, J.P., presiding over ...

... exhibited some of th laolt* youth, it certainly bore many the token* future greatness. Ihc “four leaders'’ were bwitt. Fiord, Grattan, ami O’Connell—all tour, in th.-ir dittcront wavs, most remarkable pertonalities, and all four had played .i loiv inosl m ...

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... w•r• '-Mom. J. C. Ladner. M.P.: E. P. charged in the Home of Commons by an Irish frke•OY. M.P.: Ron. Mellor. J. . 1 - . Dewar John Byrne, James Mune., T. ntt° to fit' Part y Hal Reek Jolla Terrell:Wm With eying or thing in Parliament and sate. log another ...

... star' I the Moody Thom. Moment. I. tor oenell. P. p o d. not foe G al t . W.'s,walh got meat, ' 1 . l “ '''' r Inn ter, John 'Pero 4.11 the iood after a peed Mao NI. Reilly shot their It Hall. iouirl• F -I '''farl •••••• tot-reallos' Preectoon . Thomas ...

... been suffering from cerebral exhaustion. % The death occurred rather unexpectedly on Monday night of Mr. John Ambrose, T.C.. owner of the Picket Arms Hotel, Rathkeale, on returning from a walk with hid wife. Deceased was an auctioneer, a member of the Town ...

... HoteweiptisLotid. on, where she with good melts, and the British farmer readaeled that during the past N years Ire.. Sir T. R. Grattan Fausende i Bart., M.P.; land has added £2,600.16' per swum to the Crn T w o rd, value of her exports eggs and poultry to Royal ...