... a tremendous ovation. Ile bad come to Tipperary because the question at issue was not the battle of Tipperary but of Ireland (cheers.) Ile knew perfectly well it was unnecessary to can- the electors of Tipperary on this question. They had two quarrels ...

... CO. TIPPERARY. B ors Slttinen.—Again another human life has been immolated by the midnight assassins of Tipperary —egain has our fertile soil and oeautiful country been stained and disgraced by the perpetration of as sliockitig and Irirbarous a murder ...

... MURDER IN TIPPERARY . One of the most daring and brutal murders that ever disgraced the annals of this country was committed on Sunday evening, At a quarter to seven a neasenger arrived at the Parsonatown Policeßarracks, and informed the constahnlary ...

... CO TIPPERARY. poor old man named Patrick Lonegun was brutally murdered on Smiday night, near his own door, at KtHeigh, in the neighbourhood of Old Cantle, by two melt, who rubbed him of a cal of meld which he had purchased in thin town, Surgeon Sweeny ...

... COUNTY TIPPERARY. ASSAULT OF A PAY CLERK. —On Wednesday morning last, as Paul Molloy, line of the pee clerks of the Board of Works, was proceeding from Traverstuu, the residence of Caleb (Icing, Es q., his brother-inlaw, to psi the men employed et °emend ...

... CO. TIPPERARY. Patrick Kilfoyle, a notorious character, from the • ounty Tipperary, and suspected of having been con• erned in almost every midnight outrage perpetrated in this and the neighbouring counties for the last three veers, was arrested a few ...

... TIPPERARY ASSIZES. At Nenaah. on Wediusday, Philip Haves war pIACC4I in the dock. charged with firing at John Gore Jones. Esq.. R.ll. with intent to kill him. Mr. Wall. QC., on behalf of the eaown, applie I that the trial might be postponed till the next ...

... MURDER IN TIPPERARY. TIFTERMIT, TUESDAY.—A crime of a very terrible nature has just been committed in the very centre of the town of Tipperary, and while the people thronging the streets were engaged in their ordinary daily business. A man named Dowdle ...

... TIPPERARY NONSENSE. Within the town of Carrick-on Suir, distant about twelve miles Irons Clooniel, we learn that one of those advocates of Sep()) barbarity, shielded by the darkness of the night, has, in several inflammatory addresses, chalk. upon the ...

... COUNTY TIPPERARY. ATROCIOUS OCTRAUF..—SATAGF: BARBAotITT.— Is is with tbe most painful feelings we record the following savage outrage upon a helpless family residing at Jamestown, in the neighbourbooa of Mullinahone. About the hour of twelve o'clock ...

... TIPPERARY POLICE. The to:lowing is the return of the number of extra police quartered in the county of Tipperary once 1857 : South Riding—Strength of extra police on end after the let January, 18 .8, to the present date, 75. North Riding—Strength of extra ...

... TIPPERARY ELECTION. Clonmel, Tuesday. The nomination of a member for the county Tipperary took place in the the jildged chamber. court-liowe, Clonmel, before James Scully, Esq, High Sheriff, and Gerald Fitzgerald, Esq, sub sheriff. There was little or ...