... of the sales made during the day :—Mr Frank Sheppard sold a lot of heifers at £l4 15s ; Mr John O'Meara • lot at Rl3 ; Mr Thomas Kenny a lot at Rl2 15s ; Mr JR are. Coronets got £l6 10s fora lot of bullocks. and Mr W. H. Head Rl6 for heifers; Mr James ...

... bedding out wow), Tropp°. lums, New Bulbous BetronMs. The Stocks of Greenhouse and Stove Plants Perns, (Store, Ore@lamas, mid Hardy). Palms, .tc., am by far the thket in this country both in variety and extent, and are at any time worth a visit. CataSorsa ...

... two Cotswoll reins at £7 hers . John D louder, Moyclare,•gold lot of wet at 50s each ; Mr Thomas Kenny, Galway, bought a l o t o f lambs at 320 61 each; Mr Thomas Killeen, dealer. bought a lot of hoggete at 469 each from Mr Bourke. Ballinsalee; Mr Doughty ...

... owned by Slr H. P. Bridge. large dealers were present and took away heavy lota, Mr Garin how. Messrs Fay, (join. Denbo*. anal Hardy helping usiatorially to thin the fair, which at no liaise was very thronged. The following are a few of the letting qamtations ...

... Flynn and Lance-Corgi Havelock; Sod pHs. 17, Drummer Hale and Pte Thinning. bervants' Race, 2110yds. Ist prize (7o 6d). Pt* Thomas ; 2nd prize (la 6d). Pte Wood. Hurdle Race, 100yds (open). Ist prize (15'). Corgi Lea ; red prize (10s), Sergi Cashman ; Ad ...

... (in the chair); W. P. H. L Vaughan, D.L; T. 0. Read, Dr J. L Somers, and T. Donovan. ICU BANK DISPUTE. Thomas Russell, Derrymore, prosecuted Thomas Leann for interfering with a turf bank on the 11th inst. which be claimed as his property. Mr hlenton's ...

... admitted in cross-examination that ha got an allowance of t 103 from Mr Daly. lair rent fixed at Simnel Alexander, landlord; Thomas Daly, tenant; area. 2r 23p; old rent £27 lie lid; valuation. £2l. Judicial rent 20. Same. landlord; Neil Guinan, tenant ; ...

... the list about 000 serviceable bunt borer in the pink of condition. Thum. Sownio—Fsziners who wish to moots s tall crop of hardy, well-keeping Swedes of the most sotsitious hiding qualities, shosid sot fail to sow Tsit's Prim Per* Top which is the beret ...

... 45. 6d. Mr Thomas Kelsey, Bauagber, sold ewes at 465. Mr J.. 1 sauna, Edeuderry. bought 600 ewes at Mr George Kerr, Trim. 660 ewes at 47s 6d. Mr Fay, Kdend.rrv, bought 200 ewe. at elle. Mr Gimes, N.ssgh. bought 400 'tethers at 625. Mr Thomas Kenny, Kilcuran ...

... OP ♦ RAT/ Two respectable-looking men of the fanning class were indicted for the murder, on the 27th of Feb. hurt, of one Thomas Mee. Lynch, the younger of the two prisoners, is a son-in-law of the deceased. Doyle is a connection try marriage, being Dunned ...

... like offence. and a similar fine was inflicted. Bub.constable Thornton summ•mid Patrick Kera.. wan for unlawfully au:milting Thomas Watson in his presence. Keravan did not appear and lie was sentenced to seven days imprisoutihnt with hard labour. Bab•cuustable ...

... Mclntyre, %nigher, • four year old, by Craw Parody, at 361; Mr Wei Duna& Clunks* Co Galway. • three year old reetaut for 861; Mr Thomas Meistyre, Gallreso, a four year old by Bobin Adair, at 461; Mr Robiasoe, Leaden, bought 20 tram horses at from 301 to 401eacb ...