... Mrs H. Bunts. the Misses Aughney, Ellis. Taste, Helper. Hardy. and Paul. Messrs W. Scully. (ehairmani; R. Rhodes. (hon. sec.) H. Burns, J. Griffith. W. E. Rowland, D. Tynan, J. C. M•Gowan, R. Thomas• A. J. Kearney, and R. Bailey. The hall was decorated ...

... pier., W. Tanner, D. Kearny. S. Murray, O. Cogblan, and T. Hardy. INQUEST AT SHANNONBRIDGE. On Monday last, Mr Coroner Corcoran held an inquest at Shanuenbridge, King's Co., on Patrick Carter. Thomas Carter, brother, said deceased had bean a soldier in India ...

... healthy state and attending school regularly. Relieving officer Donnelly, reported that he had inspected the house oecnpied by Thomas Melia in Killimore :the occupier had done nothing but was about to leave in a few days. The Chairman said if the occupier ...

... M.P, to Alice C Carrel, third daughter of Captain Gibson, D.L, Rockforent. September the Rev C E Hardy, Rector of Almorit ia, Welt metal, eon of John Hardy, C.B, Besabrook, Armagh, to Grace, daughter of late C H Chatnbero. Surgeon R.N. September 14, at ...

... 31•Grath, of Wyeetown, 100 wethers at 46s 6d ; Mr. Hardy, Co Galway, sold 200 withers to Mr Mather at 66e each, and be sold acothsr headed at • lower price ; Mr Wm Arnold, Gormanatown,bought 100 oresfrom Mr Hardy at 465; Mr Waller, of Moystnwo, got 52. each ...

... the hardy sad hell hardy one.. the Wks artificial arlipaanos to germinal* the so di order to prodses them in porter- bet they are far the east beautiful. and will rpm the form of right rd gay colours and forms for the trouble bestowed on the hardy tali ...

... late Michael Rga., of Nswbridge.streat, Bur, amid 68 years. P. papers, please copy. March 24, at Kiltorsusr, moo of Joaeph Hardy, J.P., aged 64 years. March 24, alter • loog Mous, John Welsh, goo of late Edward Walsh, The People, Wexford, aged 42. March ...

... Months' Hard Labour. Just as the magistrate. had concluded the few eases at Tullamore Petty Sessions on Saturday a robust hardy fellow, his wrists tightly fastened in the ••steel bracelets, and a boy of 12—whose child-eyes, tossed hair, ragged clothing ...

... attended by the following cleramen :—Rev. Thomas P P„ rah.- ; Rev. Fremeis Coghlan. P.P., Kit. Umo'e ; Rev. William Derry. p.p.. k.lyreconrt ; Rev. I James Hynes, P.P. Duniry, (Montero( the deceased); Rev. Thomas Burke. P.P., Poetumna, Sc.. Ac. The people ...

... funeral to the cemetery at Clow 'nitwit wee very large. Thu chief mourners were —Thomas Graham, father; William, his brother; A C Eckfoni, uncle; W J Eckford, cousin; Thomas Watson. do. Amongst those present were R and J T Agnew, A. F Ranson, S W H Nesbitt ...

... he was attended by Sir Thomas Myles. The funeral to the Kingsbridge, from where the re. mains were brought by train for burial .Toomevara, was largely attended. The chief mourners were: Richard Kennedy. brother; Very Rev Thomas O'Donnell, C.M., President ...

... months 04 three lots 90 acres. 10 acres and 10 acres, all Irish. on behalf d Mrs J. Snuth, Dovehill. •the bidders were hlessr. Hardy. d Annaightnove. Mahon, Lisduff: Wm. Gill, Palk. Walsh. and Wm. Jackson. Eglish. The last named was successful fog the Whole ...