... Tipperary Trials. TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS, Evidence as to an Explosion. The special correspondent of the Press Association wires:—The trial of Mr Wm. O'Brien, Mr Dillon, and others was resumed at Tipperary to-day, when further evidence as given for the Crown ...

... ? Tipperary Trials. t SUMMONSES AGAINST THE POLICE. Tho special- correspcndent of the Press Associa- tion at Tipperary telegraphs :—The summonses for assault against members of the Royal Irish Constabulary, at the instance of Mr Henry Harrison, M.P., ...

... THE TIPPERARY ELECTION. rl7AAl_~I _ -- ?? . . v _ _ I ?? A 'a Tloe polling for the county of Tipperary toakplace don Saturday, and resulted in the return of Mr in Heron, Q.C., who was defeated by the supporters re of O'Donovan Rossa at the last election ...

... TIPPERARY TRIALS. The special correspondent of the Press Associa- tion wires :—-The trial of Messrs Dillon and O'Brien and others was resumed at Tipperary to-day, before Messrs Irwin and Shannon. Further evidence was given for the Crown. Constable Lenane ...

... The Tipperary Trials, A WRIT OF PROHIBITION TO BE APPLIED FOR. The special correspondent of the Press ri.sociation, telegraphing from Tipperary, ynorc,:ng, says :-Tlip trial of Mr Dillon Mr W. O'Brien, and others was resumed re to-aay. On the magistrates ...

... The Tipperary Trials. TO-DA V'S INCIDENTS. I The special correspondent of-the Press Associa- telegraphing to-day, says: Oa the Magistrates taking their seats on the encb to-day, a dispute arose between counsel in consequence of the application by Mr Healy ...

... Tipperary Trials. Withdrawai of the Charge Against M[ O'Mahony. At the sitting of the Crimes Act Court to-day, Mr lion an, counsel for the Crown, said he wat instructed to state that the Crown did not proceed further with the charge against Mr O'Mahony ...

... The Tipperary Trials. FURTHER SCENES TO-DAY. The special correspondent of the Press Associa- tion at Tipperary telegraphs that the court under he Crimes Ac t for the trial of Messrs Dillon and tO'Brien, M.P.'s, and others for conspiracy, assembled at ...

... LIFE IN TIPPERARY ?? A5.ple- correspqodent ,of tihe D ?? , writig . *Tpprary,, on tiq ?? outrAges, in e. Trcaid, ; ''givl th b tljijgrd.ecription of the Universal ; Ccceling there aiint tenant righ't ;LZt I ndted that there whsi 110e onspiracyjamongstthe ...

... TiPPERARY TRIALS. Photography in Court. At the sitcing of the Crimes Act Court on Monday, Mrlrwin,thepre3idingmagistrai:e, said the bench had been considering the applica- tion made on Friday for an adjournment to en- able the accused to prepare their ...

... Tipperary Trials. Witnesses Refusing to Give Evidence. I At the sitting of the Crimes Act Court, to-day, Simon Gleeson, one of the witnesses for whose arrest a warrant was issued yesterday, was placed on the witness table, but declined to be sworn. Mr ...

... THIE TIPPERARY ELE C N. |1 I Unless the result of the Tipperary election can be explained by local and exceptional causes wbich are not likely to be operative elsewhere, it is in many ways a very important sign of existing political tendencies. A Roman ...