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... meeting ou Friday, the 26th April, The Right Hun the Earl of Dame), in the chair. Other Guardians—John Townley, J.P. ; Messrs Thomas Graham, Edward Sharpe, Bernard M'eabe, William Daly, and John Timmin. Thu minutes of the previous muting were read and signtd ...
... Rathinure, Athboy ; 2nd, Mrs. B..llarkey„ Grange, Naul ; 3rd, Laurence Reilly, Bridge street, Navan highly commended, Thomas Fagan,Chun.l- ; Thomas Byrne, Denbo) ne. Mr. P. J. Donne. of Carrolstown, has offered a prize of £5 for the best yearling in Class C—Won ...
... Lancashire and York. shire Railway Company. The motion was agreed to. HOUSE OF COMMONS—TossoAr. In reply to Mr Morris, Mr G Hardy said that he believed that the new barracks at Galway would be commenced about the of June nest. Is reply to Mr P J Smyth, ...
... —At the Kingscourt Petty Saslow Court, Wednesday, 6th just, before Captain Waring, M, Mervyn Pratt, and A French, Esqrs, Thomas Clarke, Bail ieb °rough, a wretched looking creature, was charged by sanitary . subsofficer Higgins with having exposed for ...
... Souvenir. aged Eureka up to 4 o'clock TOWN Little Duchess, 4 yrs old Souvenir, aged !leery Bcy, 5 yrs Lapreckaun. 5 yrs Barry Hardy, 4 vrs And for BOYS. PL . Little Duchess, 4 yrs Surprise, aged The Farmers' Rabe not having the following race is snhstituted ...
... and 3.3 were assisted by =rants, ' ployment, in other ways. A LIVKRPOOL Mine/WANT DROWN °clock on satnnlny night the dead L Thomas Itaty, n wholesale wine and spirit wan peen tenting in the Mersey. of \rawhide stage. had crossed to Birkenhead hour befine ...
... theist ; 1 wanted to vett they were treated well; they never were properly treated ; iu comiequence of they were removed. Thomas Skelly examined by Mr Hinds. for the defence was present It hen Lternev's cattle were taken in about thii first of November; ...
... will shrink, and the joints open in an unsightly manner. Ater all growing plants freely with weak liquid manure. Plant all hardy annuals, biennials, and perennials, protecting such as bars been wintensl in frames till they arc properly established. Al ...
... gave notice of hit inten lion to a-k a hat !he intentions of the Government ale with respect to dealing with the Irish Mr. Hardy moved for leave to bring in a bill to expedite the rpgistration of voters during the present veer, with • view of enabling ...
... violence, lawbrealdne, looting., and apparent incendiarism in the Wot country, and they would not be sorry to hear that Mr. Thomas Mann was to be prosecuted for his public incitement of the Rushden men to robbery. The proof advanced during the last month ...
... the Bettley's solution which they sold, and it was quite impossible they could get into it accidentally in their premises. Thomas Fangrieve, chemist and druggist, Edinburgh, proved that he had often sold bottles of Battley's solution to Mrs. Taylor, and ...
... pots or pans-Ist, Mr Winter; 2nd, Mr Fowler S Native Ferns (grown in pots), do—lst, Mr Waller ; other entries dis, not being hardy 3 Foreign do, do, do —lst, Mr Fowler; 2nd, Mr Corbel!) , S herbaceous Plants in bloom, de-Ist, Mr Wa'ler ; 2nd, Mr Corbally ...