... a Daly. dance. The prisoners include Thos. Lynch and Thos. Ryan. Both were armed. En. Very Rev. Dean O'Leary, P.P., V.G., at countess took place at Burncourt and Belli- St. John's Church, Tralee, on Sunday, said namult. In the latter ricea man named that ...

... fellow will ver deceive von al!, a said to Grattan, when thar great) statesman related how he had ex pressed himself as favourable to Fitegibbon’s elevation to the Lord ancellorship, and events proved that Grattan’s fmend was right For Fitzgibbon, now Lord ...

... have arrested at their residences at Green’s Hill, Kilkenny, Thomas Cherry, Michael Brien, Edward Fitzpatrick, John Purcell, Dan Dunne, and John Dunne in connection with tho raids. The two latter were subsequently released. The shot-gun alleged have been ...

... intention were of a dif. forest eaters. A wily old gentleman wan W. B. 0. Dr. Grattan Flood states ' that the ism appears of the Irish coinage ' is the tines of King John and Edward I. Ti.. Vehauseers. • There is very pretty story which ascribes gimes ...

... Dark, The Knocks, Prince Clifton, Act. tive Lad, Anytime, Docor Patrol, an¢. Chin Chin. ; CARDIGAN ELECTION, COALITION LIBERAL RETURNED. The result of tha Cardigan election iz a 5 follows :— Capt. Ernest Evans (Co. Lib.) 14,111 Mr. Llwellyn Williams (Ind ...

... in the house, and that he »ospec i ted that it was John McCormick did it. - jTAINS NEAR DOOR. John Frain gave evidence that his way the bog in the morning he called McCormick's, to light cigarette. John McCormick was there. Witness noticed that the floor ...

... Cosgrove. - Kilkenny and Carlow; H. Coyle, North Mayo; John Dinneen, East Cork; Sir Jas. Craig, M.D., Dublin UMiersity; J. N. Dolan, Leitrim-Sligo; Wm. Davin, Leis-Offaly; P. 'B. Doyle. Dublin South; John Good. County Dublin; Desmond Fitzgerald. Minister for ...

... Saddle Honse—Min Grattan Driatr.. Mrs. Mathew Jackson. 2; G. Cob. or Ponies—T. Clericia, 1; J. A. II; B, Blaek, Cana, 3. OTHER JUMPING ENTRIES. Jumping orer the course for Champion —Miss Mary Meleady—Tango, 1; U. G. son—Cuthheit, 2; Mins Grattan Bellew, Jumping ...

... carrying arms. It will make this country odious in the eyes of the world.' Mr. Hendeisoo read a letter he had recriced from tko mother of Xdward Potter, OM of the accused. and the reading was art ompanied by groans. THE WORST WAY Sir John Simon Examines ...

... GRATIA ooy voy syl ne Grattan, fAIUY TOB O ert 'r{h }}ishamble streot, John Gilbert ree o Ak Anthony Grattan, resided .; Fishfimgle strect, ag:gomted church in FISSO g, Johnts, 1615 probably the ‘aedeoos ...

... Wounded With Slash-hook. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Athlone, Saturday In a weak condition, and still under medical care, John Molloy, a young farmer, of Cartrons, Co Westmeath. who was attacked with a slash-hook on Sunday morning, July 25, appeared ...

... ocasions. John Lavery. trading as George Kelly and Co.. l'hernical St.. was hoed 0,-, in Belfast. While feeding a threshing machine Mr. J. Matched,. farmer. Tallyesr. Banbridge. had his left hand caught in the machinery. with the result that his arm had to ...