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... TIPPERARY. The AscAbibhop Cabhxu— Oar ear UlwrapUng yert«nUy uril ngni to •tow that hi* Gnc* the Mo*t Her. Dr.Leahy bust lmpn>T*d today, and that h* it tmffaring MT«r«ljr. had a bad night, and rettleaane** oootinuea. The Thcbles Cobonebship.— The meeting ...
... TIPPERARY. Fire the Palace, Thurlbs.— yesterday morning a dense fog of smoke was noticed Issuing from the vicinity of the Palace, the cathedral. On closer observation an out-offlre belonging to the Palace, the residence of the late Archbishop Leahy, was ...
... TIPPERARY SHOW. (FROM OUR TIPPERARY, Thtbsdat. In fine weather, marred only one short shower, the annual Tipperary Show concluded to-dav. The attendance was over double that of tho opening day. The exhibits were principally cattle, sheep, brood mares ...
... TIPPERARY. The Postn AßTXßsnir Thvri.es—A vacancy lap been occasioned in (lie post mastership of Thnrlee, by tho death the late Mr Kenny, tho candidates for the appointment are Mr Cooke, of Belfast, and Mr J Kenny, son of the late postmaster. ...
... TIPPERARY. The Late Most Kkv. Da. Leahy.— The “Month's Mind” for this lamented prelate will be held T the 9th inst. His Eminence Cardinal Cullen, will preside. The sermon will be preached the Rev Thomas Bourk, UP. Nearly ail the Ireland will present. ...
... THE TIPPERARY HUNT. 71.9.51.mayWank b••• 11•10lteb for • Wok over • nova poopteutoy a.apalat et is is. Ilsot lon of mely .48.. lads 3. elm bogie weary pnato of &ebbed wr.H..1141•••• I i• /t: a. UM powlso brldhers seed la ea the prombil obithoo of • ...
... COUNTY TIPPERARY. or • nam.—At :Omagh Fatty • 111• A mooed Guilloyle far tnal te the mime re-Islam paiemaion of. farm at of wk.& be bad lama ejected by Id. Ifolsem pretended. The was ben , ▪ no•lition that Mr would la again ' his stock se the A Itlebeai ...
... TIPPERARY. Thieles, Saturday.— ln central districts of Tipperary, the general condition of the crop has never been more promising. The statistics showing the acreage under each particular crop have not yet been made out, butit would appear that more than ...
... TIPPERARY Sale at Valeable Stad Kaatm (reffatoriy ridden by toe Maater Sarvaato of the t(«ek Hatrvrra), (osm Bread Hama, Aa ROBERT J with la. atraetioDß fraaa Tbmaas E Marpky. Eao (who raaigelaa Mastership of tba Rock Raman), TO SELL BT AUCTION, AT WltA»t ...
... NORTH TIPPERARY 41‘ONDBST.) Nknaoii, Fbidat. The Chief lUnl O’Bden), nod Sir. Juetice Amlrewa, ops-ncU the Com- DifWiun here Lord Chief JuetJce ■at in the Crown Court, and Mr. Justice Andrews in tfao Iteourd Court. There were three billa. one of which ...
... TIPPERARY. Laurence Ryan, of Knockfune, near Kilammon. North Tipperary, had his head fractured by the blow stone, alleged to have been inflicted by named James Kennedy of tho same townland. The police are in search of Kennedy. Dr Keogh of Nenagh was sent ...
... TIPPERARY. Royal Irish Constabulaet.— Sub-Inspector H O’Callaghan, formerly now of Stra* bane, comity Tyrone, has been promoted the rank of first class. joined the Constabulary- force in October, 1861, and was promoted saqond class April, 1862. The Transfer ...