... Grennan- That the match between Clarc and Tipperary bo t played over again on account of the satisfactory state- C: menat mde by th e referee. F Mr. K E 0'Brien, Tipperary, dissented on the t: grounrds that the Tipperary team got no notifica- tion of the appeal ...

... I 4,THLLETICS ANhD CYCLNG. TIPPERARY SPORTS-YesRsSAY. (Under G A A and I C A Lawo). Though weather of a showery and generally disagreeable character was associated with the annual Tip.erary sports yesterday they were patroniaed by an extremely large crowd ...

... iding of the coun y of Tipperary is entitled to have three-fifths of the police force of the county stationed In it.: His Excellency leas now received the oplilon of the law officers I that the south riding of the county of Tipperary is not entitled, as ...

... Ilt' }ltnrdhan'4 Prlseels, 10st flb (Gould), beaticn '1'tipperary for E~ver,, listi 41b (Casaolk) Napoleon, l0st 1~i (Gavihk), Saucy -ley, ist 81b, fell (Mte lixxhaw). BettLIng.- tt liven on Tipperary ior Ever, 6 to 4 agst isaucy Boy, 2 to 1 o Princes3 ...

... hair's furze after a very fast fifty-five minutes. A Mossfleld fox ran to earth at Grange (Major G L Bennett's). TIPPERARY HOUNDS. The Tipperary Hounds are just now enjoying Irare sport. On Saturday ?? they had a nice gallop from Lloyd's furze which lasted ...

... TIME IORTH TITP J1- PERARY CLUBS. er (TLREGaM FlOS our. nmavm), *, ' Nenagh, Sunday, to To-day a convention of the North Tipperary i. clubs of the Gaelic Athletic Association was held re iu the stitute, renagb. 'wrewvrethirty-five BS clubs represented ...

... Carhvight nd Trust-me-not, Mr. J Tollitt's Tipperary Boy, Col ?? Fuglema, and Mr; Wil- 'lianison's' Shinrone.' ?? ' ?? Bfetting-3 to 1 agst theiYoung-'un, 5 to 1 agst Doctor, 6 to '1 agst Trust-me-not, 8 to 1 agst Tipperary: Boy, 8 to I agat Shinrone; 10 to I ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- i i TION. AN3NUAL CONVENTION. 0 The annual convention of the G A A was held at Tipperary last evaning. lir Ml Deering, the I outgoing President, occupied the chair, and the I delegates present were- I Cork-J Dooley, W Wren (Co ...

... 2fbt 2jin, by T F Keily, Carsick on Suir- F Keily (hotider), Carri:ck on Suir; J i1 Ryan, Tipperary l' MNamara, Royal ?? igigment, Limesick; P Harvling, Tipperary; P Fz lrrelly, n:., 1xrisa A C , Blelifs t; WV Newburo, (t;asnovin; J Brunkard, Fisagal Voyers; ...

... of 144 ft 2 in, making a new record; J Horgran. 132 ft 11 in, 2; SJ Gne], Tipperary. 3. Pole Jumnp (Open)-M Ryan, Rockwell Col- ) lege 1 C, 4 in, 1; W Gallagher, Tipperary, 9 in, 2. Half Mile Scratch (Cunfinsd)-Wm Crowley and T F Power dead leated ...

... Tom Gurney, 4 to | rI agat Tipperary Boy. - The running was made by Tipperary toy to the top of the hbill, when it was taken up by Tom Gurney, who carried it on a to the fence near the Star close, at which he fall. Tipperary ?? then resumed the lead, and ...

... MR. REDMOND AS THE CHAMPION OF AMNESM'Y. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Sin-In view of Mr. Redmond's ?? boasts at the Tipperary meeting last Sunday of being the great original and only Pham- pion of amnesty, it is worth wbile reminding poisons of short ...