... RATHDOWN GUARDIANS. Mr. Thomas Clarke. J .I'. , Chaitman, presided on Wednesday at the Rathdown Board of Guardians, when a notice of motion by Capt. McCombic that the application of dispensary medical doctors of the Rathdown Union for a readjustment of ...

... MEETING 70• DAY . Hardie— &Wig. 1: SMICII. 2 ; Antipater. 3 rao&elle Edgar, Theodestue, Mater*, The Cohan, ▪ T Prmce Drowsy Hum. Betting-9 to 4 headoeium. 7to 2 Anttpate and rTit. ri 1.3 1 tiotomandsr awl The 100 to 8 others, ft • alma Hardie—Meant Felix. ...

... Kincor beat H. E. Green's Beautiful Mullinahone; M. J. Mulhall's Marble Swaak beat M L Hearn's Hazelly ; Thomas Doyle's Dark Lady beat John Brett's Hardy Queen • John J. D'Arcy's Grouse Call beat T. 0 1 Brien's Little Western 11. Kincor beat Marble Swank ...

... Proposer, Thomas Hynes. Otrowagtssek terrace; sonsoder, Frank Hardiness. EAST WARD:— COSTELLO, THOMAS A. BROWNE, THOMAS FLAHERTY, MARTIN MeDONAGH, COLEMAN • (Trades MOYLETT, PATRICK O'DEA, 1.. E. WALSH, MICHAEL NORTE WARS:— HARDMAN, HYNES, ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION (CONTINUED FROM PACE 1.) (S.F.), Thomas Condon (do.), Richard Stapleton (Lab.). F. McCormack (do.), and J. T. Russell (E.F.). Unsuccessful—J. Minchin (E. F.), and J. M. Lyons (S.F.). 515 nut of 711 polled in St. Patrick's Ward ...

... candidate, Mr. J. IL Thomas, 'M.P., refereeing to the question. Is Labour 'to Govern? said the evidence of the bye. 'elections clearly demonstrated that the ,answer of the great nay of tin electors was in affirmative. • Mr. Thomas went on to any that ...

... to be leried off the Kihnuoklia sod Domani electoral dm for awarded burning Ilan et bay, to be levied off ISt& District. 'Thomas P lEseasell, Mantis Hill, 'Geodes. was iter £1.380 for 'burning of Mamie Rill Stores, to be levied a Tipperary No. 1 District ...

... and easily mipplemented a masa at Derby. Willing. starting (rota the to 1 mask, wired a third successive. the email Heath Hardie Roott Pleasure) being rela=ate third . plime. Theta ran spirited bidfar the ettiumr, and Mr. Hewer retainwl his must purchase ...

... Dubiin Northern Court tu-day, RERAN-MD NUGENT, i Lotter Buckinglam ettreet JOHN GILLIGAN. 12 Lower Dominick to. ; CHRISTOPHER HARDY, 61 LE. Dominick Vest; Raid 18 liardwicke f , treet. PAVere charged with atealiott. With violent* Patrick 11•Evoy. the driver ...

... tiny' bunches of sham. rock pinned in , their tunics. Sam-i rock was also handed to th e guests in th e Qiurch Capt. Leonard Hardy acted as best man, while the Rev. H. P. Crenshaw, M.A., vicar of St James', and Cenon Edgar Sheppard, D.D., officiated. Lord ...

... for the marriage on January 26th of Mr. Joseph incent Seymour Hardy, Mount Prospect, Kilkomer, Ballinasloe, and The Glebe,’’ Clontrakut, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Abernathy Hardy, of Mount Prospect, and Miss Marion Grace Worthington-Eyre, daughter ...

... members of the Board could go and allowed a sum to meet the cost of peer, look at them. Tbe windows were abacichasing same. ;hardy rotten. He was afraid that they would fall out a few nights pievious. In connection with the matter the following report was ...