... TIPPERARY. BEroirrsß.) Tctsday. Yeak-nlay. the Crown Court, after special jury had been sworn try two men charged with the faratr named Janus Magrath, near BoJlmgarry. Mr. JoslieeO'BHen, in diecharging the other jurors, said thought the whole community ...

... IPPERAR E TIPPERARY AGRICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, L’ ir First A MORSE. SHEEP. CATTLE. POULTRY BUTTER & INDUSTRIAL SHOW ...

... TIPPERARY. On Thursday night a storm but over Tipperary. Atont three o'clock in the morning the wind, which memed to very betweee mouth and aoutb-west, increased alnioat to hurricane force. From different parte of the county there are reports of groat ...

... TIPPERARY. op Oaseel.—Our Thurles corres* pondent writes; —l Inform yon on authority that a communication baa been from Borne Intimation that the Rev Ryan. P, Ballingarry, baa been appointed Archbishop of Cashel and Emly. Ryan was the ecelesisastie who ...

... TIPPERARY. The Recent near Clonmel.— An. investigation was held in the Gaol of Clonmel yesterday reference the outrage lately committed on the little girl Anne Sexton, short distance outsfde Clonmel. The witnesses examined corroborated the girl’s statement ...

... TIPPERARY. The result was declared vesterday. The first eighteen wort- elected John Heffernao (new),’2B6; W. O’Meara (new), 257; M- Kirby (old). 248; E. Honly (new), 247; D-t Kelly (old). 246; P. M'Orath (old), 233; J. Crowe (old). 230; R. Ron an (old) ...

... TIPPERARY. The Price Baer.—The competition the vie* tnailing trade so brisk Boserea that the last workhouse contract for best beef was only pe r lb. The Looal Government Board bare called the gnanlians’ attention to the improbability of good beef being ...

... TIPPERARY on Tuesday, Lord took his exsat on the beach st eleven o'clock. The having been re-sworn, his lordsbp of the Grand Jary of North you will be gratified to hear, as I am you, that the Crown occupy you bute bort time, There are cases on the calendar ...

... TIPPERARY. In Tipperary the festival parsed off very quietly. Large cor.gregations attended the devotional services. Tfco Kick ham band played the “Adeste Fidcles” and other sacred music outside the church after last Mass and Benediction, and subsequently ...

... TIPPERARY At the monthly meeting held in New Tipperary on Sunday, Mr John Bourke, Green.atk, Chairman, presided. Also present—Ur J. F. O’Ryan, M.C.C. ; Messrs. T. Madden, James Skelian Wm. Doherty, T. Donalier, D. Kelly, J- Hcffernan, John'Moore, D. Hogan ...

... The last news from Tipperary does not point | exactly to a walk-over for Mr. Gray. Tiat gentleman is making, if not pre- as somebody has written, certainly a progress, being attended everywhere by as bodyguard of clergy to protect him against the in the ...

... TIPPRRARY Apprehensions of a riot were entertained in Tipperary on Saturday, and the military and police forces were increased in consequence. Ata meeting of the Kickhamites it was resolved to petition against return of Mr. Heron. ...