... Tipperary. riCHE well remembered notes of came clear over the wireless from the community 'singing concert at the Royal Albert Hall. It was sung, applauded and encored again and again. The singers did not tire; they asked for more of it. That tune, ...

... Tipperary It seems pretty obvious that your correspondent W.” did not belong to an infantry battalion during the Great War, and it is quite possible he was just unlucky not to hear Tipperary if he belonged to a small section. It stands out in my memory ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF TIPPERARY. The Freanan understands that Mr. Mayne, T.C., Dublin, will invited to becomo the National candidate for the representation of Tipperary. ...

... THE MURDER IN TIPPERARY. The Freeman's Journal gives the following particulars of the murder of the old man Casey, which was briefly reported in the Evening News of Tuesday :—Casey, who formerly held a farm of 25 acres of land, made it over to hi 3 b ...

... THE TIPPERARY TRIALS. TEE COURT HOUSE BURNED DOWN. GREAT EXCITEMENT. Y»t»rd.y the Tlpperejy riot, Cert wms brought to sudden termination—for the day at least. Evidence in tlie case having concluded, counae. for tlie prosecution and defendants bad addressed ...

... TIPPERARY WELCOME Paris police band played Tipperary and other favourites when 1,500 British schoolchildren visited the City Hall to-day. REGISTER for rations at the Co-op—there's dividend to cut your living costs ! REGISTER all your ration books ...

... TIPPERARY ELECTION. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.] W polling for Tipperary county commenced thii Carrick-on-Suir. Very few voters are polling excitement is visible. Mitchel too ill yesterday proceed to Newry, remains gueat of Mr. Sullivan, M.P., in Dublin, that ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF TIPPERARY. Mr. atrick O'Eyau, the candidate selected lonlast historic fathering „• &r r u , , a-iering was v convene fl horoughly representative. a mistake has bee* ...

... THE TIPPERARY TRIALS. The special correspondent of Press Association wires that the trial of Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien, and others was resumed at Tipperary to-day, when further evidence was cdven respecting the system of boycotting in force the district ...

... COAL IN TIPPERARY. An Irish Central Press telegram says that a gentleman of high standing in the county Tipperary is organising a company for the purpose of opening and working tho coalmines which are known to exist in several parts of the county. Engineers ...

... THE TIPPERARY TRIALS. ■ . (Sped*! FLIGHT MESSES. AND DILLON. At the sitting of the court, on the names of the twelve > defendants being read over, there was no. response the case of Mr. W. O'Brien and Mr..Dillon. All the other defendants were their places ...

... TIPPERARY ELECTION. The nomination for Tipperary took place yesterday at ClonmeL Mr. E. Dwyor Gray (Home Ruler), proprietor of the Freeman's Jtturnal, Mr. John Sarsfield Casey (Nationalist), and Mr. Spaight, of Deny Castle (Nationalist), were nominated ...