TIPPERARY
... TIPPERARY. GasNO Juav,—The Hon. George O’Callaghan, foreman ; William Ponsonby Barker, John Bagwell, Stephen Moore, William Perry, Wil. liam Stephen O’Meaghet, John Bayley, Richard Willis, ...
... TIPPERARY. GasNO Juav,—The Hon. George O’Callaghan, foreman ; William Ponsonby Barker, John Bagwell, Stephen Moore, William Perry, Wil. liam Stephen O’Meaghet, John Bayley, Richard Willis, ...
... TIPPERARY! SATURDAY was, to use the well-known words of Connell— A great day for Ireland. The inauguration of New Tipperary marks an entirely new departure in our affairs. We have bad campaigns sad campaigners before Smith. Barry's Tipperary tenants ...
... TIPPERARY. A shocking discovery is reported from Cloghseo. It appears farmer named W ill, while looking after sheep the mountain side near that town, discovered the almost naked body man, with the feet and fingers of both hands missing, and the body otherwise ...
... TIPPERARY. EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS IN Tipperary, Monday. The (lead walls in directions round this town were on yesterday decorated with Land League placards in the shape of proeltumations, manifestoes and rewards. The most novel and attractive ...
... TIPPERARY. _ THE ALLEGED WIFE MURDER IN Borrisoleigh, Tuosday.—Yesterday a magisterial inquiry was held by Mr BIBOD, RM, Tetaplesiere, in the Cearthouse here, into the case in which Thomas Boland is charged with haying murdered his wife Bridget Boland ...
... TIPPERARY. A correspondent sends us the following : The sir is very catchy ; the words are Instead we suggest ois refrain : It's a tong way to Calais Dover ; It's a log way to go, Since we bays held they., please and tell me flow oar lads have enjoyed ...
... For Tipperary Mr. Thonins Griffin, personnel officer-Id die North Eastern Health auard;ltes been appottell secretary of. North TipmraeY C'o. -Council Deputy J. who prelided at . a meeting-of the kaaord On,.MondllC congnopfated MI; Grltfin on h well-Meted ...
... Moore should be returned for Tipperary. Alderman Dillon may have, gathered a great deal of wisdom since he was a member of the Irish Confederation, but it is fair to say that he has not displayed much of it the Tipperary election. If Mr. Gill did not ...
... TIPPERARY. Titn contest in gallant Tipperary is over, and w,- were aide to announce in our last issue that little sickly officer, brought over from the Coldstream Guards, quartered in London, had becti placed at the head of the poll. We are not ouino ...
... NEW TIPPERARY. On Monday thii sheriff of County Tipperary, assisted by a large force of police, took possession of New Tipperary for the trustees of the Irish Parliamentary Party. All the occupants except two were rc-admitted as tenants under weekly rent ...
... TIPPERARY SPORTS. Their sports were held at Tipperary on Monday on a most picturesquely laid ground. rhe competition was of the very highest class, hut the moat remarkable item was J M Ryan's unprecedented performance in the high jump. As was announced ...
... THE SETFLEMENT AT TIPPERARY. MORE TENANTS RETURN•NO. Tipperary, Tuesday. The state of affairs at Tipperary continues to improve rapidly, and each successive day finds more of the seictsd tenants reinstated in their holdings; in (set, so general has been ...