... LIMERICK BOROUGH MAGISTRACY. lhe Lard Lieutenant has, the recoranicndation the Eaid of Dunraven, H.M.L, appointed Mr. William Holliday, director of Messrs. J and G, Boyd, Limited, Limerick, to the Cdminissioc of the Peacy for the Borough Limerick, ...

... principal* of the firth of MMan. J. and G. Boyd, William etreet, Limerick, and brother of the City ex-Hi(h Sheriff (Mr. William Holliday), died suddenly his residence yesterday morning. He was preparing taka a motor drive with a relative when he took suddenly ...

... the County Crown Court ot half-past ten o'clock, the criminal of eat His lordshi the Winter Assizes. High Sheri: Me Mr. William Holliday, J.P. accompanied by the City ...

... William +» resigned. . The five commis M*Donpell, J.P. to and Ex were :—F. oO, james H. Roche, J.P.; John F. Power, William Holliday, and Mr. John Hayes to M BE. J. who withdrew. Mr. Twyford, who was also a , received but 11 votes. ...

... THE SOUTH. (FROM OUR INDENT.) A special meeting of the Limerick Chamber of Commerce, sitting committee, took place Mr. William Holliday, J.P., official notice presid- in Midland Great Western ing the from the 10th of the powers over the Great Tt was de- ...

... Cork—Richard Henrik Beamish, Eaq., Aehbourne. Co. Cork. Dublin—Councillor John M. Cogan, Leinster road, Kathmines. Limerick —William Holliday, Esq., J.P., Limerick. lx>ndonderry—Thomas fJreenslead Bible, Em., J.P., Templemore Park, Londonderry. Waterford—William ...

... Southera and Western Company of the Waterford, and Western Railway. There were to meet Mr, Tatlow— a JP. Jobo, F. Power, William Holliday, William M‘Donnell, J.P., James H. and others The meeting lasted some time asd the traders were informed that the would ...

... requirements, many of which were suited an injurious effect on Irish railways, many of the things make a protest. Mr William Holliday aid and G. ii ‘or insisted on an alteration, though it was pointed out the change was a dangerous one, to be done. A ...

... PROPOSED INCREASED RAL THE INTERVENTION OF THE DEPARTMENT. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) At the last of the Limerick Cham- William Holliday, ber of Commerce, J.P., President, in the chair, the following was approves the Dublin Chamber of to hold Ireland, to ...

... SOUTH OM OL mh it A special meeting of the Limerick Chamber of Commerce, sitting in committee, took place to-day, Mr. William Holliday, J.P., presid. ing, in reference to tho afficial notice from the Midland (reat Western Company announc- ing the cessation ...

... Cleeve, D.L., David Cantrell, 8.C., Patk. Coyle, Michael Dooley. 8.C., Thomas Ewart, Edward G. Fitt, Robert Gibson, William Holliday, J.P., Eugene J. Long, Joseph P. Lynch, 8.C.. Patrick M‘Douagh, Michael M*Namara, Hugh M’Mahon, Charles M . Metcalfe ...

... sincere thanks foe your kind expression of sympathy in her J-ereavement.—Knollys. The City High Sheriff Limerick, Mr. William Holliday, J.P., yesterday received official notification from Dublin laallo that the proclamation to made of the Accession King ...