... TIPPERARY. For Tipperary County, Mr. Dillon's resiguation may, Dublin correspondent telegraphs, be notified to the Speaker any day, and other resignations on account of ill heaith hinted. . .. . ...

... paper in question be put in. Mr. Arnold Power, sub-sheriff of Tipperary, was called to prove the connection of Mr. O'Mahony with the Tipperary Natio7ialist before the starting of New Tipperary. Witness said he was in attendance at Clonmel Court-house March ...

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... THE TIPPERARY TRIALS. JUDGMENT. Messrs. Irwin ami Shannon sat the Clonmel Courthouse on Wednesday for the purpose of delivering judgment in the charges of conspiracy, intimidations ai,d incitement to intimidation against Messrs. John Dillon and William ...

... THE NEW TIPPERARY. New Tipperary, as it is called, or the Mart erected by those who are erecting the houses for the tenants evicted by Mr. Smith-Barry, was formal.'v opened on Saturday by Mr. William O'Brien, M.P., who, wit h Mr. Davitt and several En ...

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... THE REPRESENTATION TIPPERARY. Evenino. The Freeman anrounccs that a public meeting of Liberal electors of Tipperary, held Thurles to-dsy, was uiiarimously resolved the Hon Captain White be invited to contest the county against Mr. ...

... THE TIPPERARY DISTURBANCES. WITHDRAWAL OF THE CHARGES AGAINST THE FOLICE. special correspondent, telegraphing from Tipperary last night, says : —The hearing of the summonses for assault preferred by Mr. Harrison, M.P., Mr. V. B. Dillon, and others against ...

... THE TIPPERARY TRIALS. special correspondent, telegraphing from Tipperary last night, says: The proceedings in court to-dayj which were connection with the fracas of Thursday last, were more fruitful of incident than they have been since the commencement ...

... THE TIPPERARY OUTRAGE. AtClonmel. yesterday, the charge wilful murder of Bridget Cleary was farther heard. Dr. Crean, Fethard. held a post-mortem examination on the body the deceased. stated that he found tbe stomach perfectly burned aod tbe intestines ...

... THE TIPPERARY TRIALS. THE JUDGMENT. Messrs. Irwin and Shannon sat in tho Clonmel Courthouse, yesterday, for the purpose of delivering judgment in the charges of conspiracy, intimidations and incitement to intimidation against Messrs. John Dillon and William ...

... OUTRAGE TIPPERARY. A telegram received in Dublin on Wednesday says that Monday afternoon outrage was perpetrated the town Tipperary. During the day two men i were attacked in Tipperary. The outrage is unfor| tunately te> traced to agrarian causes. The ...