... Jute I rtc nt'IaI' ra1ourni. DUBLIN: SATURDAY, APRIL 16. OU7R SECOND EDITION. AT six o'clock each morning our Second Edition is issued, with opinions, kc., from the London papers of same morninguu. The Evening Edition is published as usual with the day's ...

... -signification. j i (GlkDSTONE, takhig the second reading ? of the Coercion Bill as only another stage in ! -the policy of the Government, opened the I . struggle last night at the Eighty Club upon f that further stage of the measure which is e likely to prove ...

... Zite 4gttlliln'.5 0Rnma 1I I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, APIIL 1. OUR SECOND EDITION. Ar six o'clock each morning our Second Edition is issued, with opinions, ZIC., from the London papers of same morning. The. Evening Edition is published as usual with the day's ...

... foreigner froni our shores, we purpose show- I lug, how all Ireland will be educated on the bee question. Canon Dagot observes I that he I1doesn't see why the I bee-ten~t' shouldn't. foreigner from our sllores, we purpose show- illg flow 211 Ireland will be ...

... directly concern N the agais it- i6appointed to settle. ?? ?? .flu YzsiuzsaYthe Royal. Dublin Society's Spring Show took place in Kildarerstreet. The Show on waevq yr; poinf of viewa very, greatsucceks. bua The attendance was ,imerous and distinguished, 8 the ...

... -~tP Qfteelllal- - nn l I 'Cl~1te jtccIrean',5 ~Ivutral. DUBLIN-: THUR.SDAY. ARIL 14. , I O'U SECOND EDITION. AT Six o'clock each morning our Second Editioli is issued, with opinions, &c., from the London papers of same morning. The Evening Edition is ...

... dear Sir, your's gratefully, TREOBALD MATHEW; Cork, April 9th, 1841. The CATTLE SHOW-THIRD DAY. The spring exhibition of animals in the Royal Dublin. Society's premises concluded yesterday, with the show o horses. The prizes were awarded as follow HoRSE ...

... has all the greater force and indit- s power. He w hnted to show ttha e referws a of the English laud system and refoross it ,t Liberal direction are urgently neededl i:t LI England, and he shows this very ciearly asnd I- very cogently. He named thle Irish ...

... portion and left little time for auy useful work duritig the, second. -Both statesimen I committed remarkable tactioal mistakesi the i first by giving too brief a notice to his fol- I lowers, the second by trying to keep alive a Parliament whiqh for months before ...

... Iile freealnan's0 ournlal DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. OUR SECOND EDITION. AT six o'clock each morning our S-cond Edition is issued, with opinions, &c., from| the London papers of same morning. The Eveuing Edition is published as usual with the day's ...

... M.) a*rtmar j0ornaIL DUBLIN: THURSDAY, APRIL 27, I8 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DEEADi?UL deeds have been done iu Wash. lxcton. In the moment of its triumph the North has been deprived of its greatest statesman by the hands of an assassin. it appears while the President ...

... PUBLIC,-T=E EnE'flY OF EVERY OPPRESSION AND FIRAUD, AND THlE UNAITERABLF IRIEND TO FREELrDOL --O)CONN1ELL, I DUBLIN: FRIDAY. APRIL 24, 1891. SIR. GoscRxN- made the The Budget, annual financial statement popularly known as the: Budget last night. His speech ...