... BouAe 327 Half-past 12 o'Neil 0 'Neil 279 Last Election: More O'Ferrall, and Aichbold. No contest. KILKENNY, CO., Aug. 16.—(2 menu.; 1,530 voters.) !Hely 202 Green 199 Butler Walsh 139 Last Election: P. Butler; R. Smithwicte. contest. ...

... den: An I said the other day, where money is found on a person, even if it is three fcrthings, that is evidence of risible Menus of subsistece, and the charges fail. Go away, little boy. OHGAINIC I2E CREABIS. PantAeoni hfarze, ice cream rendor, cf 208 ...

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... alleged coniesson. Inquiries In the distriot as to the identity of Michael Carroll elicit that his nameoi familiar, but that the menu inot knowin. The police authorities are ContinUing their inquiries, in the hope of laying the Crime0 at the door of the guilty ...

... Eurwicke Douglas [C.I. (No contest.) WENLOCK, July 28.—(2 menu.; 935 voters.) Forester (C.) ; Gaskell (C.) (No opposition.) : Hon.G. C. W. F«rcster (C.) ;Gaskeil (C.). Nocontest WESTMINSTER, July 30.—(2 menu.; 14,254 voters.) Evans (L.); Lushingtoa (L.) Election ...

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... the various transactions, bad beea for several years engaged in oerryihg out an extensve system of fraud upon the public by menus of what are knownu as horse chsatingX advertisements. ?? ,M~ilton, who was stated to have absconded, ke'pt livery stables in ...

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... contributing his mite this work of humanity, but tho satisfaction of the requirements by which are surrounded surpasses the menus the disposal onr impoverished country. We therefore address ourselves to the charitable of all countries, and implore them ...