... George Penrose, CorTk, sold a. lot e of heifers at £13. Mr W French, Motefleld, Tipperary, I Isacld 12 tellers at £ 12 l. Mr Thomas 1s Keen vic- 4taller, Banagher, sold cows and heifers frouV2l0 to £013 10s. Mr Marks, Bin, bought 19 for £16 l0S. Mr Ol01eeson ...

... Fenwiok, M P (the present secretary); Mr Keir Hardie, M P; and Mr I George Shipton, London. ' Mr Shipton withdrew his name, and the cotatest for this important position will now be between Messrs Fenwick and Hardie, . MP's& The Congress then adjourned until ...

... opponents were unprovided -witb. Sir John AMacneil was pro- posed as a director, arid had a majority of those pre- sent but Mr. Thomas Phil, jun., was elected by the proxy votes referred to. Lord Rorden was also elected, although Captain Joeelln stated that ...

... arrival was the Minstrel, to- Messrs. Bewley, followed two or three days afterwards by the John Barley and Pactolus, to Mlessrs Hardy end Stokes respectively. The entire cargo of the Minstrel, consisting of 382 hhds and tierces and 82 barrels, was offered by ...

... was closed -on Sa- turday. This day (Monday) being a Bank holi. day, there will be ao business trana The resignation of Mr. Thomas Breene who has ?? connected with the Hibernian Bank for close on twenty years, during eleven of . which he dis. charged the ...

... by the chairman, 'Mr. F. Codd. The following is a statement of the imports of sugar during .be past year:- I ?? Tr&. Brie. Hardy flrothers and Co. ?? ' 24981 339 516 Thenias BIewley nad Co. ?? ?? 1987 '175 540 Stokes and eooney ?? ?? 184 92 320 HenryBoyd ...

... been alrady wroughtin .101105 plantatins of evergremen, the early fruit Se ?? in jeoprdy, and we ebala be surpr Ied if the hardy wheat plant goes unscathed amidst theee atanaga ricielitudes. Indeed, vo alveady hear In nume quarters ot Its changed aspect ...

... de- e flient. The sailings froe Barbadoes are-Idas, to Messrs. Thomas Bewlov and Co.; and Lady Rlsbow, to a Messrs. Sinclair asd Podyd; each about 150 hhda'; and Simeon TIardy, to Meserae Hardy, Brothers and Co.; b about 800 hhds, all sailed about the saae ...

... manufacturing world, that if difliculties are to be overcome they must be boldly encountered, for enterprise is a plant of hardy growth, which only be omea stunted and sickly when sheltered from the blast. Should the chances of duty bring me again towards ...

... P. Henry Meredyth, Esq., J.P. ; - Wade, Esq d Laurence Finegan, Esq. ; Laurence Delany, Esq., J.P. h Robert Skelly, Esq. ; Thomas Boylan, Esq., Hilltown s Francis Blundell, Esq. ; Counsellor Mullen ; Rev. Mr. t Thompson, Rector, Navan ; Dr. Timmon1; Rev ...

... be changed. He moved the adoption of the report and 'statement of ac- counts. -Mr. Charles Lawler seconded the motion. 3r1 Thomas J. Cotton said he would rather the task of answering the chairman fell to a more ruitable person than an officer of the C ...

... -and Pneumxatic Tyres, 1 1.16; Assam Railways and Trading 8 p e Preference realised 14j-; Bolands De- benture, 10 x d. and Thomas Dockrell and Co closed at I discount to par. Books Closed-Drogheda Steampacket CO, 16th to 30th December; Irish Civil Service ...