... Thurleeto Cashel, tiai fi.01 the *itS of the kings to Tipperary, was abhw.:a cuiotinotels ovation. Everywhere he was Ns,le' bld sith cheers and shouts of White for tvkr. In his speech in Tipperary last night he r, f'rre! in strong termns to the injustice ...

... TITE REPRESENTATION OF TIPPERARY, I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FRENEMANu X. The Presbytory, Thurles, Feb. 14th. DEAR Soi-In this day's issue of the F Freeman a letter appears from 51r. P. J. Smyth, addressed to the -Rev. T. O'Dwyer, in which lie questions ...

... THE TIPPERARY PEASANTY Io f n'l ?? - A . - Y. The special correspondent of the .Daii NAews in Tipperary Sayh :-It is stated that Cromwell, survey- ing from the top of Slievenamon, which overlooks this miserable town, the counties of Waterford and Tip ...

... addressed the meeting. Hie said the honour and independence of Tipperary were assailed, but the clergy and people were re- solved and united to defend them (cheers). The men of Tipperary would again show to Ireland, as they bad ever done, that they were ...

... THE POLLING IN TIPPERARY. It would be impossible to describe the confusion which characterised the telegrams received on Saturday from the several polling places in Tippe- rary. The chaos created by the returns was simply -telegraphy gone mad In some ...

... exception of Mr, Scauly, ale progressiug fzvourably. Where the bodies of the m-urdered ?? and ilforrow- were brought' into Tipperary on Friday uight, they were met. by a ?? crowd of pereons. The greatest order, Wma preserved while the remains ,of the tnhftruate ...

... I THE REPRESENTATION Or, TIPPERA'RY. TO TILE BtY. MICHAEL SCANLAN, P.P., OLOUGHMJOBOAN. I allycapple Houme, Cloughjordau. MY DEAR FATHER SCANLAN-Yan ask me to state explicitly my views respecting the th-ee points urged and adopted by the National Associatior ...

... earketse in i the town of Tipperary, aed from doing any ft ! ereb the. plaintiff' marigt bte town. the O ppli0castio as, g rounded ond the maffiaets and Mr Hopratio Hamiltrn Townugsend, oftherdmanatn Bl M;nor, ountyf Tipperary, o ar d ag6lenbotutrhood ...

... THE TIPPERARY ELECTION. A letter from Mr. Waldron to Mr. Pennefather was sent to us last night for publication for the pur- pose of serving as a reply to the queries put in our leading article of yesterday. From this letter it would appear that Mr. Waldron ...

... THE REEPRESENTATION OF TIPPERARY. I A V- ?? I- - m - .. . . .- NEW AGH, MONDA Y.-The decision arrived at by the county meeting' byjwbich Mr. D. C. Heron has been adopted as the people's caudidate, has given the greatest satisfaction even in this Tory ...

... THE OT-TTRF-GE IN TIPPERARY. l (Fro]P th~e Cork Exaoiner.) The unfortunate ocp'rrenee which took place on M4omdray afternoon in the town of Tipperary, though sad enough, has not resulted so seriously as ?? apprehended, Cornelius Cahill baa not lost his ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF TIPPERARY. We to-day publish an address to the Electors of Tipperary. The gentleman who seeks to be the successor of the lamented John B. Dillon is a Mr. Sadlier Stoney-a combination of names rather sug gestive, and not unfamiliar ...