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... Our Tipperary Correspondent writes:— There has been good deal of gaiety in the neighbourhood of Clonmel and Cahir during'the past week, commencing on Thursday with the Clonmel Horse Show, which was successful beyond the most sanguine expectations of its ...
... Our Tipperary Correspondent writes The Tipperary Foxhounds have had capital sport during the past week. On Monday the meet was at Cahir Park, when, as is usually the case with this fixture, a regular “show” meet turned out to greet the Master, on horseback ...
... the one is far from the other as Truth is from Fiction. The Tipperary Artillery are under orders to leave Templemore for Devonport for annual training on the 16th inst, proceeding via Queenstown. The Bth Battalion King’s Royal Rifles (Carlow Militia) ...
... FEBRUARY 3, IBM. and grandson of the late Bev. Edward Hartigan, Elector of Castletownarra, Go. Tipperary, was married on the 19th ult, at Christ Church, Lee, to Miss Emmeline Agnes White, daughter of Major White, late 8.M.L.T., of St John’s Park, Blackheath ...
... * * WEST—WHITE. FERGUSON—SMITH. At Cahir Church, Co. Tipperary, by the Vicar, the' Revd Horan Deane, the marriage was recently celebrated of Lieutenant Walter James Ferguson Smith, Irish Horse, son the late George Ferguson, Lakelands Park, Tere'nure, ...
... Last Thursday at Tipperary Parish Church, Colonel T. G. Cockburn, Assistant Adjutant-General, Chatham, was married by the Dean of Cashel to Gertrude Annette, only child of Lieut.- Colonel Dunham Massy, C. 8., in the presence of a very large gathering ...
... Moynan, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ouseley Moynan, of Island Bawn House, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, and Sarah Grace Isobel eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Browne, of Meadowside, Armagh. The marriage which has been arranged between Dr. C. Macauley ...
... [October 20, other ladies, were much admired il congregation present. Our Tipperary Correspondent writes— Tlic “Tips” had their opening meet ef tii season on Monday last at Fethard, ami m ver had a larger or more representative gat In been seen in the ...
... IRISH S O[C lEJT Y, Mr Burke, Tipperary, has commenced cub-hunting, and bad capital sport with twenty couple of hounds last Thursday, starting from his own place at Grove. Mr Burke has now in kennel 42 couples, and is expecting another draft from Lord ...
... Fitzgerald, Tipperary ; Dr. O’Meara, Limerick ; Dr. Hewitt, Tipperary; Mrs Darcy, do.; Mr Montgomery, Cahir; Miss S. Fitzgerald, Tipperary ; Miss Duggan, do.; Miss Murphy, Tralee; Lieutenant and Mrs Edwards, Limerick; Mr and Mrs O’Neill, Tipperary ; Mr W. ...
... Dr. Morressy, Tipperary; Mr Frewen, solicitor, do ; Dr. Dowling, do.; Mr Dillon, National Bank, Tipperary; Mr and Mrs John J. Ryan, do.; Mr A. J. Egan, Limerick; Dr. Cleary, Eilmallock; Mr W. Carroll, Monster and Leinster Bank, Tipperary; Mr Ryan, Bank ...
... Kerry v. Tipperary, came off at the Sport’s Field, Tralee, on Sunday, and resulted in a victory for the visitors, who beat their opponents in hurling by 6 points to 3 points, and in football by 1 goal and 2 points to 6 points. The Tipperary men were met ...