... CAUGHT BY THE TIDM. THREE CHILDREN DROWNED. Three young children belonging lo Knock, County Clare, were drowned ly the rising tide, ou Suuday, whde eollectiug shells in Claudorlaw Hay. ...

... TWO PILOTS DROWNED. Two pilots named Fit z-mmuri-i, were drowned at Lisconwor, county Clare, on Thursday by the capsizing of a boat. The men were proceeding out to a vessel with the intention of piloting her into the harbour when they ran against the ...

... TWO PILOTS DROWNEi. I Sad Affair in Ireland. I Two pilots named Fnzmaurice were drowned at Lisconnor, county Clare, last night by the ) capsizing of a boat. The men were proceeding out to a vessel with the intention of piloting her into the harbour wben ...

... saturated with blood, the supposed instrument of death. The victim was a fine young man, named Pat Carthy, a native of County Clare, and, it appears that his brother lately bought a small farm, about 23 acres, from Mr. Daniel O'Connor, J.P., Kilgary, ...

... At Ardkvle, county Clare, a farmer named Frank Melutery, on Saturday evening, sl ot and k led his son, who was protecting liisinotl er. The lather was arrested. KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF LINSEED, a demulcent expectorant, for Coughs au I Colds. Sold by ...

... Association is opened at Newcastle. Mr. John Morley is taking a tour in Ireland. Yesterday he visited various districts in County Clare. James Morgan, a Gloucester labourer, was so overcome by grief at the loss of his wife that he died on Sunday noon upon ...

... visit Limerick before the polling day. The Nationalist meeting which was to have been held on Sunday at Jtiltown Maibay, in County Clare, has been proclaimed, A Dublin telesrrani says it is stated that Mr Meldon, Q.C., M.P., has been appointed a comity court ...

... and address. The defendant, Mr. Michael Skehan, was a native of Ireland, and pos- sessed of considerable property in the county Clare, He had been married before, and was between 40 and 50 years of age. In the month of April, 18(59, he met Miss St. Lawrence ...

... troubled in- Mr. H 8 Lewi*, 18, Am- «, jf i^> cessantly Mrs. Burns, ofberley-road,Attercliff.she1^ A (Z&U Vl p j] Liscannor, County Clare, field, clerk, a young man, //( P/ H f Ireland. She describes her broke down add suffered j. (-P r ?r j sensation as ...

... morning, tb* Mayor (Dr D. E. Jones), on behalf of the Board of Trade, presented to Captain James McNeil, 01 the British ship County Clare, a silver CUP awarded him by the American Government fot saving life at sea.-iNIr W. Turner, superintendent of the Mercantile ...

... Early Decay. of acute attacks troubled Mr H s; lS, Am- incessantly *ars. Barns, of bsri roadi Attercliffe, H 'f Liscannor .County Clare, Sheffie]d( derk, a young M Ireland. She describes her. teoke down and N sensation as if something su^ere^ from great De- ...

... Another murder has occurred in Clare county, this time near Pe^cle. The deceased was a farmer named John Tobin, land bailiff for a gentleman who had acquiied seveial turms from which tenants had beei evicted. At the last alllizes Tobin opposed a presentment ...