... TMILITARY CORRESPONDENT. BY OUR PRIVATE WISE. LOSNDOS. FIDAY.-Captain Benson, of the 2n& Battalion East Surrey Regiment, at Tipperary. has left Ireland, and has joined, at Yingston-on- Thames. as adjutant of the 3rd Battalion East Surrey Regiment. Lieutenant ...

... has been published. It appears that one murder has been reported in each oithe folowing conties-DoneS51 Leitrim, Mayo, Tipperary, wRestineath; two a. tempits at murder in aerry end one in each of the follos iny-Clare, Donegal, and Waterford. The threatening ...

... 11st Gib, Dublina- (ir. Valentine) . ,. ,. 4 Captain MICraith's Con Cregen, 12st 81b, Tipperary (Owner) .. .. .. .. .. Mr J. H. Mooro's Friar, list Illb, Tipperary (Mt. Reade) .. -. .. .. :s 0 Mr. Thls Jackson, jun.es, Dobbin, list 1llb, Cavsi (Mr. D ...

... ,$prfillff. TIPPERARY STEEPLE-CIIASES.-IOXNDAY AIND TUESDAY. STEAiA1ADS,-ThIO Miarqulis of Waterford, RB St. G. AMansergh, Esq.; W. O'Ryan, Esq. C. WV. Massy, Esq.; S. Maisergil, Esq.; J. Mansergh, Esq. Treasurer -T. J. Lalor, Esq. Judge-Mr. RI. J. Hinter ...

... Limerick County; 3. J. O'Beirne, Cashel; Major O'Reilly, Longford; Colonel Greville, Longford; Charles Moore, Tipperary; J. B. Dilion, Tipperary; T. Kennedy, Louth; George Bryan, Kilkenny County; Sir John Gray, Kilkenny City; I The O'Donoghue, Tralee: Serjeant ...

... for ascil dog) )ill be run for. Thirty-two (logs have been noeinatod, wome of which wvill oome froee I Jluin, Kerry, and Tipperary. It will be one of the best stakes for the year. harly in December the cup pro- csnted to the olib by Win. IH. Massey, Egq ...

... somnething quite diffe- Irent the Irish race will have to remember. There Ihave been no tremendous sacrifices in Tipperary. h utc Tipperary has been tremendously sacrificed. I repeat nowr what I s-aid some months ago, th1at t~he wehole thing is a piece ...

... stationed at Tipperary, so that it has been I there a couple of years. The 2nd Battalion Welsh Regimnct -tv ill be trans- ferred from the Dublin to the Cork district. and -will take over the quarters to be vacnted by the Warwick Regiment at Tipperary. WMhen ...

... 23; Tullamore, 24; Springhill, 28; Templemore, 28; Curragh, 29. MAY.-COrk, 1; Limerick, 5; Nenagh, 6; Galway Hunt, 13; Tipperary, 27. JUXE.-WestIneath, 3; Curragh, June 24. JuLY.-Bellewstown, 17; Down Royal Corpora- tion, 23. AuGuST.-Heath of Maryborough ...

... unaniniously confirmed the decision of the Leopardstown stewards, and forfeit the ten sovereigns lodged with the appeal. Tipperary Hunt and Fethard Meeting-An appeal against the decision of the local stewards to Nora Creena was uphteld, and the decision ...

... Atblono; 16th and 17th, Howth. Not fixed-Athy, Irish Metropolitan (Ash- hourne), County Galway Hunt, Fcrbane, Skerries, Tipperary. Jutne-2Sth, 29th, 30th, and 1st July, Curragb. Not fixed-Tramore. July-llth, Bellewstown. Not ?? Royal Corporation. Angust-Heath ...

... we soonfound. two magpies, and started one, wlhich took across the open in gallant stvle, and was quickly pursued by the Tipperary Boy and the Cossack. The wild cries of the falconers, the beautiful mannertlipetawkswork and assist each other like dogs ...