... letter from the contractors, which was handed to him by Mr Swiney, who hid entered the room while the discussion was going on : John-straet, Sligo. June 1,1881. bog inform yea that of the ppm' the eau are broken. Of the first tango we have already tined three ...

... me, and there make them lof the poet was a mockery, a delusion, and u. into garment+. which are finished, carried ' snare. Grattan, O'Connell, Davis truly and to the shop, end dietribitted tithe customers, grandly represented at different epochs their Ste ...

... GALWAY ARMES. The Bight Hoe. Jude and the Hos, iedge Murphy arrived is Galway on Saturday after. aloe. . . . Mr Justice accompanied by Mr Percy B. Bernard. High Sheriff of the coon iy. took his seat the bench shortly after four o'clock. The folloishig ...

... by throwing himself into the Drumcliffe river, which is much swollen by recent rain. nt 11, a.m., on Tuesday last. Constable John Merrick. Sligo (who was working at the (Nebo), and Michael Won rescued him from a ~my grave. Rev. J. [Won French, assisted ...

... preperisg f a r it (applanee). llistory is about to repeit itself. for we gas la the wisest day mate things lite what Clittthe Grattan Parliamest is 1782. when *Maimed as Parliament for Inked (groat aprlaoss). It is related as a matter that (hattaa—wboss t ...

... not take them into consideration at the to that effect ? not liable then nobody was. If they stied John Tigue, sent tender. The Secretary-No. and John Tigue'e name was in the rate honk, it was Mr Whittaker-It makes no difference to the board. Mr Kidd ...

... Albert Quill, bearing the inscription! ambition, Russian encroachments —they re condemned and exclaimed against in every key Mr John Morley and Home Rule, and ad. land.` t hroughout impartiali.ui dressed to the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union, I•Englis 13 ...

... appearance. We are alto much indebted to Masers. Meldrum and Son, and Mr R. A. Harvey, for a splendid painting of the Royal Arms, and a magnificent engraving of Her Queen Victoria. These two pictures occupy neat places in the readlog-room ; they were presented ...

... remind our milers that Lord George Sanger's great tires' is ooming on Wednesday next. • • • • Ma organ recital comes in Bt. John's Church on Tuesday evening next, at four. A large attendance may be confidently expected. • SPLENDID UNIONIST CONVENTION IN ...

... Patrick llUGnire, Grattan Street; Michael M'Ormist, Old Market Street; John Laatbert,Chspel NORTH WARD. Mears Michael Mul en, Knap phial Road; Charles Conway, Barraek Street. WEST WARD. Messrs Thorned' AUCarrick. Walker's Row ; John Mulligan, Pound Street ...

... WALTER GILBEY. Elscnbam Hall, EMI. SIR JOHN TENNIEL POO% this week bee an will be received generally with regret. It le that no more cartoons from the pencil of 81r John Teoniel will appear in its pages. Bir John retires after fifty years' work, and followed ...

... pockets Is 30 sock. 7 .it josekst• or 7 Pt., sod !Seders. or from *Mg,* armed Afoot Mall. 10 Street: Anktass Nerriags. &Vass and the T. r duly obeeld pleas their orderw with JOHN CAMPBRLL. Herring and Mackerel Nienlants, AROMAS& Cash with orderP, or usual ...