... drunk. and costa. Acting-constable Hardy had Willinin Comma, of Clonoroghan. fined 10s and costs for being drunk while in charge of a horse. same complainant had threo parties named Thomas Donly, Clorthanmore, Thomas Duffy. lywilliam, and John Sherlock ...

... following gentlemen were sworn in on the Grand Jury : Thomas Hanlon (foreman); Francis Jackson, Henry D. Kelly, George Percy, A. I. Robinson, William Tiros, John Carey, F. H. Jackson. W. Kinsella, Thomas Ardill, John Hell, Richard Cooke, James Dark. K. Gushy ...

... CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS pro- dare a charming display of beautiful Flowers all through the mouser months. weirs Packets beautiful hardy Flower Seeds, larger Packets, Postage 2d extra. TAIT'S CHOICE CINERARIA, CALCE°LABIA AND PRIMULA, Is and 916 d per picket pest ...

... Tullamorr, oatmeal, at 9d per cwt; luduw weal, per cwt. air Horan', tender was accepted. Martin Hardy for beat Well straw at 2a per oat was secept.A. Mr Thomas Walsh's tender for champion potatoes at per banal of 24 moue wuaocepted. A DESPERATE TIPPERARY ...

... L'Estaange for ewes; Mr Martin L'Estranye sold fat cattle to Mr Natty Maher., victualler. for .1116 ; Mr Thomas Wakefield, Moat*. Kars .216 to Mr Thomas L'Estrange for cattle in. tended to be finished ; Mr Daniel L'Estrangs bought two-ear-old cattle at .213 ...

... Collection of Vegetable Seeds for • whole year's supply may he bad for lee the Villa Collation for lie.; Colleetious of Showy Hardy Flower bleeds, le ed. and If. Seed Orders. voles me., Carriage Paid. Diaerrourrnairr.—Nothing no annoying and disuonragang ...

... remarks, sod every owe Court seemed to abase to the sympathy.—Afasegh Tommy Sownro.—Farmen who wish to secure a full crop of hardy well keeping Swedes of the most nutritious feeding qualities should not fail to Tair's Puss Primus Tor, which gains prises ...

... impaled • mitigated See of 24 ad sad coats although be was liable to £lO ans. Bast Clarke summoned Thomas Martin, Ineadvan driver, for assaulting Thomas B He examined Bresnan who stated that on the 14th he went inquire at the military barracks for so Officer ...

... principal represeutativea of that gearing county being actively engaged durinz the morning, including Mr. John tiairdner, Mr. Hardy, Mr Hobert Moore, on the part of Mr. Pol. lok, Captain Belson, Messrs. Trench, Peruse, Nugent, Kenny. Mahon, Ac., At. Heifers ...

... Al 6; Mr Gerald Foley sold heifers at Als fie; Mr William Lofts sold to Mr Hardy bullock• at £l4 10e; the same buyer took a large consignment of stock from the fair; Mr Thomas Kenny got £l4 for heifers; Mr Garrett Farrell got ./14 and All 10e for two ...

... Mears, Thome. Gorton, T.C. ; Thomas Prior. V.S. ; George Hackett, B. W. Fayle, T.C. ; Wm. Bates. T.C. ; Wm. Fitspatriek, T.C. ; Henry Davis, T.C. ; Thomas Winter, T.C. ; George Dooly. T.O ; Thos. Dooly. Cumberland-square ; Thomas Dooly, junr.; James L. Dooly ...

... CLARA 8&810N8. Before G. D. Mercer, R.M. Mr Thomas G. Lauder, Ferbans, acted for county cola mid got four decrees. Constable Lydon summoned Patrick Handy, W Gall, and John Kavanagh for drunkenness, two former were fined 6d seek, and the Latta, Constable ...