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... against his landlord's counsellor) Mr. Ponsonby’s agent Tipperary admitted that the rents were two or three times much as they ought be, and but for the Smith Barry syndicate of landlords the Tipperary troubles would never have arisen. But so long they have ...
... Keene. Son*. â¢* The Old Brigade ** Mr. G. Stringer Violin duet ** Bout# sweet Home, with raiiations Son* .â¢* The Tipperary Christen in* . Mr. W. Parker Song **Uarli Awayâ Mr. C. Walker Selection ** Kathleenâ*.. -Mr. Austin â¢ten* â¢* ...
... two he chosa on this occasion were greatly appreciated. Mr. Leicester's couple of Irish comic songs, Ballyuooley and The Tipperary Cbristeniug wore received with marked favour, and in each case the encore vors-s were demanded. Other contributions were ...
... contributed a pair of lively banjo duets, an encore to each of wliich was loudly demanded. Mr. T. Harlow's humorous songs, Tipperary Christening,” and ** Across tlie ibridge, were no less appreciated tlian usual, though Miss Vivians two songs, Daddy,’ and ...
... from rheumatism, and |{t>reillilt lot* ttll reocietleH, was completely cured by using less than oue MASONIC ALPHABET Is. Tipperary related the case of a parish priest, who had for long L»IWj ,m ..ihc la'.isr'. time suffered the most intense agony from ...
... fifth [ mraemph [ The remarks of the Lord Chief Justk* Iretand I the terrible system boycotting, recently prei valent at Tipperary, made at Cork the 4th inst, appeared in London 7Sme* the 6th, not the 4th, as printed ; they will be well worthy of b perusal ...
... of Mr. Boon, the speaker condemned the action the police their attempt even to stop the rejoicings of the jeep e in New Tipperary. They logellier hghte.l a lynfire. ami put flag, and happened ?Tlie police, hounded on by their Mijienora, knocked out tlic ...
... Dublin, and that Irish people kul given evidence that they were wdit for it. The then alluded the ef the conspiracy m hew Tipperary The tenants were all going j«av their renU. If they hart other evidence of the magnificent way « which the Ivad been earned ...
... and from the rugged Tromnchs of Scotland, to the picturesque valleys of middle England, and to the golden vafe of glorious Tipperary, the vuue anthem would ever resound“ Bead her vio-«rioua, Happy and gloriou*, Long to reign over a», God rave tlie Queca ...