... imposed. GOREY GUARDIANS, Saturday. Sir Thomas H Grattan Esmonde, Bart, It P ((hairman) presided. Present—Merits James Maguire, J P; B Flusk, J Whitters, H Toole, E Donohoe, John Kelton, P Hughes, J Smith, L Coadren. Crenm Percenthge. Tyrrell, 10; Doyle ...

... Thursday. Mr John Doyle preeided, end others councillors present were—Memers John J Byron, Inarrenoe Condren (jun), John 01Ilea, Valentine Crowe, Edward Donohoe, J D Doyle, Bernard Fhlsk, Palk Finn, Patk Fanning, Wm Graham, CT 0; John Hall, Edward Hifi ...

... E 25 CASH REWARDS ALSO A S 5 VALUE GIFT TO EVERY COMPETITOR. pro piker& JOHN CRAY, Secretary, 128, City Road, London, E.Q. (4V 1. PM S. WOOF 2. mon 7. NMI 1 =ON I MEI MUM IL KM lON II FORMAI cost of spraying may be put down at about 16s. per statute acro ...

... Inistioge. SUDDEN DEATH NEAR TINAHELY, On Thursday evening a man named Patrick Kavanagh. Mount Pleasant, while loading cora for Mr John Willoughby, Musnastraw, fell of the load anddied in short time afterwards. From the medical testimony of Dr Bolster, death ...

... house 'milt by Mr. John Vero, iu 11411). He also built Vero's Folly. in a paper of ISlfi Verona is described as '• on the Daphne Road, near Mr. Jameson's Distillery. Daphne Castle is probably a title Citron to the building of Mr. John Ponserails. Vero ...

... SIXTH SCNDAY MINK TRINITY. Ref. Ml. Non& 15 W Later as the Mammtrasins case by the Arch. 14 W St. Carthar.• Grattan d, 11 TH Gerald Griffin 4,1240. John Keegau b, 1810 Adm., Wexford . d, 'Si ) bishop of Team. 'Bl 15 Tie AnCENSIoN THCRADAY. St. Dymptut, P.M ...

... them If necessary. , • • • i 7 The Mountaineers who took part in Gorey Scout Group's table quiz in the Loch Garman Arms. From left - John and Frank Cullen, Tom Dunne, Tom and Pat Cullen. M oyne ,-goodbye to Premier ranks 7 say MOYNE RANGERS virtually ...

... Browne; deacon, Rev. J. Codd; sub-deacon, Rev. John Nolan. and master of ceremonies. Rev. P. Cummina. The music of the MOM Was beautifully rendered by the Cathedral choir, under the direction of Dr. W. H. Grattan Flood. Raids by Masked Men.—On Tuesday three ...

... Bdißgan Kinsella, W. Fortune, J. J. O'Brien, T. J. Kelly, MO.; Michael Kelly, P. F. Keenan, J. Delaney, M. J. `Allman, W. H. Grattan Flood. The ladies present were—Mrs. Fortune, Mrs. O'Farrell, Mrs. Proctor, Misses Kelly, Lacy, White. The Rev. Chairman stated ...

... Rev. John triloarke tßallyfin). Mr.. Astley.Rotherant (Ca , tlepollard). Mr Moore (Chinned), ri'mck (Carlow) Mrs. Jertis-Whito (Wexfonll. Miss 11 Flanagan (Castlereal. Miss Graham-Bellew Mount. Bellew). Mr. A. R. Anderson I DUI,. lin). Mr. John O'Brien ...

... Sinnott, do; Ueorge Sinnott, do; John Kehoe, Castlebridge; Nicholas Sinnott, Augbfad ; afichael Kelv, Taglimon ; Patrick Murphy, Ballingale; John E Welch, Taghrnon ; John Wickham, Youngstown; N Fortune. Tußiapark ; John Fortune, Brownseastle ; N Keane ...

... SITEr AN ~ D from i ts seeda lung interview Wd .h . air John Max- well, it , b. thee ; Comemender-in- Chief REY. JOHN QUICLEY in Ireland (leediesee I the operation of martial law. He t tHir John) ezPiehlett t f t f that the proclaellaiie haerbeen nestied'ett ...