... pulls the stmigs and issues the ortlers Ueferriug ,uaititiou, he said: Irish leader of any age, with whatever arms fought for [reiand, lie Grattan or O’Connell or Parnell (to back ft rthe:)--be it the Wolfe Tone Revolt! Renublie, the Davis the immortal u’teuls ...

... extempore, a four-line verse in praise of Miss Molly Roe. The len bucks were—.Sir Harry Clayton, John Macklin, Thomas Dundon, Thomas Amory, Wm I-ingham. John O’Rorke, Oliver St. George, Popham Stevens, Thomas Molyueux, and Thomas Butler. When our n.usical ...

... Oallaeher, Church Stryet, Ramel ton. sued Jehu Grattan, Church Street, Lctterkcnmy, for £5O damages for the killing of her dog, due the alleged negligence of the defendant in driving motor car. Mr. John Wray appeared lor th* pliuntiff and Mr. Malseed ...

... retailed in packet or vessel bearing « motor car near Cardigan, and killed indicating that the use of the dip stantlv. The car is said to have been ir. certain proportions has been approved driven one-armed man. Both men • e, P kment for the purpose were 70 ...

... Feny. Meenderry, fined Is: Hugh Ferry. Ballinu. case James Bovle, Cloonbara, case dismissed; John M'Ginley. Baltoney, case dismissed ; Doohan, Drumalinncy, ; John M'Gce, Ballina, case dismiss;oJ • Mary Curran, Kepldrum. fined 2s. The evidence both sides ...