... ARkLUW oho to Arleow--On Sun. day last • big excursien party armed i n Arklutt from the city - . the excursion Bloch, *es held under 3 vi t h u orkers' Union of Ireland, was ~,ompained by the band of the union. party was conveyed by three spec,,l gains ...

... motoring MISHAP rri.:ip near Ch.-rmillo on tSv Mr. John Mahor, Grattan Street, Portlaoighiso, mot with inislkan when his oar sustainwl a hurst which caused his oar to take tod skid The car overturned, but fortuna'telv none of the occupants were injured ...

... home and that ...

... SIR THOMAS ESMONDE'S ESTATE. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart., late of Grattan House, 64 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, who died on September 14th, left in the Irish Free State 06,9113. He bequeathed all his property to his widow and executrix, Anna ...

... came McKvoy’s cottage when* t his bicycle. Witm*ss brought bicycle with him and they both walked into town. When they came Grattan Street they saw Betty Dunne and J. Picßee talking near the Town Hall. Witness saw ear coming from the direction of Mountrnelliek ...

... excitement, ye're heardP Whit *miter are we to send haek to the two good Earls? Can there be any question of it? asked John,. tat second son, quietly, looking round with a smile, first at the downcast Francis and then et the others, whose faces, unlike ...

... llosaiter, V.F, P.P.. Gorey. who acted as chief marshal; Very 11ev. Martin Murphy, P.P.. Craanford; Rev. John O'Grady. C.C. ' Riverehepel; Rev. John O'Brien, C.C., Gorev • Rev. W. Kane. C.C., do; Rev. J. Otigley, C.C, Kilmselial; Rev. Tobias Furlong, C ...

... Mr. M'Mahon. and one of the men left to intercept Mr. M'Mahon. John James M'Manus assaulted him on the ground and hit his thumb. left him arm numb. got up to to Air. Al'- Alahon. and John James Al'Alanus followed and kicked him in the hip. The men decided ...

... French and American arms should be abated. or the 80.000 muskets coaxed out of the hands of the Irish Volunteers. Whilst the Bill repealing the Art of Bth George I. was actually passing through the English Parliament and' whilst Grattan was going into transports ...

... thing? it shall he compandem an my walks and rides. said Emily. with 'Mil-1 ins eyes. kw-el lig liesde it. throwing her arms around its neck and kissing its soft nose. which it then rubhed against ' her cheek. rod I Nice it will scan roan , suffieiently ...

... reel Mr. John 1 1 Voss's troupe—Mary /ennelly, Kath leer lal:on and Chrissie /allot) won 2nd Iprize. std in the four-hand reel 'chary Ahoe Coyle, Kathleen Fallon and Chris, Fallon won 2nd prize. Alll the nbove-mentioned are pupils of Mr John VOSS'S School ...

... 15 p.m., lie door of a mail named in* was standing there was outside t John TaiieliV. saw the accused pa-sing, going in the direction of his uncle's house. had brown I under his arm al>out 18 ins. long. was about two or three inches the wood exposal. They ...