... R. Laurence, grocer. Mallow—Miss R\an. tea dealer. &c. Newtown-Mountkeunek} —J. New ...

... and Co., Church. square. MaoorhamUton—Wm. C. Taylor. Magherafelt-—R. Laurence, grocer. Newtownlimavady —J. Miller, Main- Post-office. Armagh—John Thompson, 63, Eng- lish-street. IJaUinasloe—Edward M'Donald. Brookborough—William Armstrong, grocer, &c ...

... their regular employment. They are “ pitching” shell into the Prussian works. A litllc boy inquired at the Augusta (Maine) Post-office, recently, if there was a letter, the little fellow, thinking to help him in his search, said, “He is married now, and ...

... know, , local post offices in the different districts the city to convenience people in posting their letters, but the i main post-office, contpnd. should be in the most cen- I site that could be got for the bulk of the traders of the city who would w .nt ...

... Coleraine, T.' S .iL SH U FIItST-CLASS MACHINERY . Liberal Commission. Box 201, on the 13 h inst., the wife of John Mains, Post Office, Liverpool. of a son.— Lawlor—At Balnamore, Ballymoney, on the CASTLEROCK AND BUSHMIL LS, 16th inst., the wife of William ...

... - Wm Farker de LONDONDERRY Wa A Gilbey. Lad. Sbipquay ot LONGFORD ies ee “B Greeves, Baily A LUBGAN : ee MALLOW P 67 Main Post Office MARYBOROUGH Mrs C Barke, Market MITCHELSTOWN o 3 & Connelly, The black, Bigh MONASTEREVAN “Mrs N O'Heare MOUNT BELLEW ...

... news from an originatling point to central point, where it is copied and radiated by separate cablee and wires to the main post-offices of the country, from each of which it is again, the form of copies in the satchels the telegraph boys, radiated to the ...

... the infernal machine for the Umbria. Tracing individual «al«s of dynajnit© ha« been found impossible. A clerk in the main Post Office remember* telling the 9th inst. stamps man who had letter addressed to the police headquarters. He can only describe ...

... in future. Tt consists of a clockwork arrangemenmt which is fastened 1o each letter box, and is so connected with the main post office that the moment anyone attempts to tamper with the mail a bell rings and notifies detectives who are (onhthe owtlook ...

... consume from 6 tons day. Columbia burn* 20,000 tone annually, the new Custom Hon-'.* u*es C.OOH tons for heating only, the main Post Office u-cs 12.000 a year for bent, light and power, St. Hospital consumes C.-VK) ton* for ell puritoses. ...

... exceed per an. own, £46. ' Reg. No. 1002.—T0 repair and maintain for I year 1400 perches of fhe main road from Kil-1 main° Post Office to `-'brule town at cross road, I leading to Dalox Nat to etaeed per annum, I £6O. Reg. No 1003—To repair sod maintain ...

... make it as hopelessly inadequate and behindhand was formerly the old office in George Yard,Lombard Street. who seeks the main post office London must therefore present himself the huge building which has been tea red the former site of Christ’s Hospital, ...