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... season's total 1.618,000 carcasee as &pilot 1,64.000 during the tame tine last year. Shit.- soots of lamb amount to WO carcases. John Withers Cockburn, a goods checker, was sentenced to six months . imprisonment at Newcastle on Saturday for a aeries of extensive ...
... at him bravely, her eyes full of happy lights. It's such a nice story!' she whispered CUISLE MO CHROIDHE.• (BY JOHN PHILIPOT CURRAN.) (John Philipot Curran was born itt Ninemarket, near Cork City, July 14th, 1760, and died in London on October 14th, 1817 ...
... ; Rev. Father Hackett, CC., Cooniaa ; Rev. Father 11•Eneerer C.C., Clontibret Rev. Bernd. Maguire, C i C., Liinaelum; Rev John MlKemia. C.C. Magniresbridr ; Rev, Jelin T ierney, C.C. Enniskalen; Rev. James SPKinney, St. Max- Cartsn's Seminary. Monaghan: ...
... Meanwhile, alumna-ea fiance had taken the injured woman be tho hospital, whc-a cuts, apparently from a rates:, were found on her arm, and on the back of the head. The assailant is raid to be • barber in the Ilcaimnuthshire valley, and the woman is his seven ...
... After dreaming a ooneiderable amount of important business m cormrtton with the working of the division, the meeting closed. JOHN OOLOAN A SONS, Uwe Stock Agents, Belfast. Colgan and Mee had a much larger show at their saki on Tuesday, the increase being ...
... hunger she 1 , 41 almost oompletelv cubit one of her arms. SI, though the ncident of the escape occurr al on 30th June, the bodv wa d tmly discovetri n 31st alt. TEACHERS, CHEN AND NOW. • At Mr. John Dillon's request the Commissioners of N, tional Education ...
... ltEcana, Paul Griffith, John Andrews, Hugh Hackett. F. W. E. Hackeakß.A., John Doherty, Thos. Slevin. Con Haughey, Michael M'Cann, J. N'Philomey, Micluiel Andrews, Joseph Devlin, J as . Smith, Wm. Gerraty, D. Donnelly, John Nevin,, John Flood, Jaa. Savage ...
... she belivied that no woman should marry under twenty-five. Among those rho have given their views are John Strange Winter, Helen Mather*, Lady Cardigan. Mrs. Humphreys (Madge of Tenth), Marie Soarlatti, Mary Mortimer Maxwell and others. The discussion ...