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... 14. The social condition of Ireland is very often determined by the quiet or disturbed state of a few remarkable counties—Tipperary, of course, standing at the apex. Hence, as the latter riding, and particularly the north, rises or falls in crime, senteKce ...
... however this is to be accomplished. One hundred evicted lads, removed from Tipperary and Limerick, would leave tranquillity behind. The spirit of improvement moves slowly in Tipperary, notwithstanding its damaged character. At Mullinahone, near Callan, a ...
... ture of the week was 35.6 deg., which is 3.6 dog. below the average of the same week in thirty-eight years. IRELAND. TEEX TIPPERARY JOINT STOCK BA'Na-The opinion appears to gain ground that the depositors in this bank, of which Mr Sadleir's brother is chairman ...
... venue, Dublin, in the 6Sd year of her age, Anne, relict of Heary Davis HuEt, Esq., of Cappaw&its, county Tipperary, and Captain in the Tipperary Militia. On the 9th inst., at 10, Richmond-street, Glasgow, James Seaton Reid, M.A., eldest surviving son ...
... Clifton, the wife of L Daubeny, Esq., NOr. toin-house, Somereetshire. . MARRIAGES. Oct. 12, at Templederry church, county TipperarY, Ire- land, William Clifford Rutliver, Esq. ;earnesbrooke-parlk county Galway, coheir to the baronies of Athenry and Delvin ...
... bi:tiuarp. MR J. B. DILLON, member for the county of Tipperary, died last Saturday evening of Asiatic cholera. HIe felt indisposed on Tuesday, but no attention to the symptoms till Thursday, when he became paid alarmingly ill, and gradually grew worse ...
... 1846-55 the average number was 1,442. IRELAND.-MISCELLANEOuiS NEWS,.-A dividend of 2s. in the pound in the affairs of the Tipperary Bank has already been declared payable on and after the 17th of June-There is a reduction of nearly 50 per cent. in the number ...
... particulars relative to the Tipperary Bank, for are given in the commercial article of the Freeman: A sensation w as made in the middle of the week by the eo announcement in the Shipping Gazetle that the drafts of thb the Tipperary Bank on ,their London agents ...
... becomes more probable that the twoe brothers MCormsck, who were hanged a week or twro since for the mourder of Mr. Ellis in Tipperary, and who died protesting their innocence, were, n fact, innecent One ef the approvers at the trial-amiscreantnamed Burke-has ...
... 3d ins, at Philadelphia, United States, William Hume, fourth son of the Isto Boyle Minchis, Esq., of Wiltlei, county of Tipperary, to Elizabeth A., on y daughter of the late Henry Dcve- rell, Esq., Captain in the Royal Navy. Oln the 26th inst., in St ...
... f whom were it $ve births. On.Wednesday last, at Wailcot Church, Bath, by::the Hon. and Rev. James S:&ALegeri $ector of Tipperary and Castreton Itoche,: ;Richard Srnmth,b42sq. of lallinatra, High Sheriff of the Ccounty of -Watefordo to the :Hon. Elarriet ...
... was returned for Milbourne Port, in 1830 ; for Tipperary, without contest, in 1832; and again in 1835 ; but in 1837 there was an opposition, against which he prevailed. He continued to sit for Tipperary till 1841, though he encountered some eppo- sition ...