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... Measure or thereabouts, is let to Mrs Jane Hardy sr yearly tenant under a verbal agreement at the yearly rent of 1.10, payable on the Ist day of May and the Ist day of Nov• bar. The remainder is let to Thomas Quirke NI yearly tenant under a verbal agreement ...
... wheat-growing in Ireland was read by Mr M. Caffrey, of the Plant Breedin g Divia. ion o' the Department of Agriculture, and Mr Thomas Kennedy gave an address on financial policy and agricultural prima. The chairman announced that twentyfive county committees ...
... against Thomas :Mooney, of Poulduff (for £4 19s 3d). James Mulrooney, draper, John's Place, decreed -Patrick Flanagan, Deerykeel, for tJ 8d; %Vim Larkin, Gloater, for £2 14s rid; and Mrs J. Byrne, listOgibbon, hillyon, for £1 3s 11d. Patrick Hardy, draper ...
... committee vonsisted of Nlessro Summoned by Guard NfiderneY. lb-fierier* cArdcrour.ii ; Foley (Eglishi ; amp Barton, Emil, and Thomas Nlrsylen, tiheesou ITerryglos , l; Concannon (Kit. Behogloss, were fined for drunkenness. hamni) : Gardiner and ('otter (Berrien ...
... years very so-n made it almost impossible for buysrs or sellers to do business. It was a fair. We are sorry to learn that Mr Thomas • Dooly has had a relapse of his influenza cold and has been confined to the house for the last twelve days with bronchitis ...
... the bank £24. Bub the same branch has the good fortune to have as secretary a gentleman of great energy and enthusiasm, Mr Thomas Nixon. He has now set about the duty of squaring up with the bank, and vre heartily hope that all local people—who can by ...
... sureties of 42 las each. A LANDLADY'S BILL. R.l.C.Passions? Rumba.. In accordance with an order made at the previous court, Thomas F. Manning, R.I.C. pensioner, Townsend St., attended to be examined as to hie means in connection with a decree given against ...
... colt from Mr Brennan, Castleblaney. Mr .k.hn White, Flour Hill, Tynagh, sold a 8 year old saddle horse to Johnson for no. Mr Hardy, Kiltormor, sold en agricultural horse for £2O, sod Mr P. Daly, Annagh, got £22 10s for a 7 year old wt.,' king mare. Mr J ...
... made a mistake.' PORTUMNA GUARDIANS. Labourers Alloptiou. Saturday.—Present—Mr Wm Glynn, presiding; Messrs J. Canning, P. Hardi• man; J. Carr, M. Lyons, M. Malone M. Quinn, C. W. Hogan, J. Mullin. J. Morrissey, J.P. The Loaf Government Board for• warded ...
... BANAGIIER— Mr C. M. Allen. CLOGIIAN—Mr John Reddin. CLOUGHJORDAN—Messrs Baker. EYRECOURT--Mr J. J. Callaghan. FRANEFORD •Mr Thomas Kirley. FERILANE—Mr J. Iliney. KINNETTY—Mr William Giltrap. POKTUMNA--Mr M. C. Stronge. IRTLAND- Miss M. Bailey. RoSCREA- ...
... brothers went to America some years ago. Hts father was the fate Mr Wm Slattery, of the Mile Tree, and an uncle was the fate Mr Thomas Slattery, a well.known and respected Birr spirit merchant, whose business is now con. ducted by Miss Conway in the Market ...
... Banegher for • reef as-- Mr. I .4,togitrey, M. d.•truded. rsi..ed • p.el que,tion ..1 The oLvorteme, he said. to Keler, we. hardy nithat the jormiletion of the Court.—Mr. O'Donghoe the area mentioned now tame The lieusgber Court district.—lt would not ...