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' Situ „ 6p,m. $ie» ell Infoiiaktionwo iredby- "thos« abbotXTn to^* tooc - .. ¦ ' : ; i-rl I^1 . < : ! ' . A F^om POBtoon.. ' . . ' EIEf ;qKAI|;^EE ftf iry'^^ /¦.¦ ' I 9: ]- Centrally Sltnated. Comfortablaand snsaoe thodt^dT ^li'H^/n g- 4i TTI i I ' 'WiTtBw»»TO flanmjirroa. ¦ MOST CQiO MEBA1, HEALTH EXHIBITION, ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ V ' ' i Dinnert ready all day. LONDON^ PrdimJnflrfa !).' :iCaa bi lad on '«tm!ka{tlon to ti EreiTaAtOBDAT (dii«ot>, . 'I . -. . -JIB ;\ : ¦ W & li ; BABJ^STBANp;; STREET, ; WATEEF0BI). Moderato. : ¦ - ; M | Dellclotia,Nutrt Uveraad EssiDTC4B;OiTHOLipXriimaarrtMKDijoii,8« ' bonsixnoa to iwixfeaoxo (TU Fljo).oatb) i BICHJLED CBBEBH, Poprietor.. Digestible. 1 Ettrj wu£80A1 AiWtnooa.^'naSawbkTaa Cugo oslj ^ :;" ' i - i: ¦ Cg<;lMii8TinnnvI>ffKLtJt ; i ij -i Wirx»wi^TO ' |HnrsArai.¦ - : . ~ ~ iThe J?riK»A-ifrffarf Viwrria; My»_ i | ETUJ a LTOEDAr,Tl».8toa aBl Nawb*Tcs)¦ . *p.o Establihcd 1814. . •: , , Edited by iSTANOisH: O'GBADV j ] previous ¦ 51 Hutland Sauare, DUBLIN. i j t pomi t» WinnUb • : ¦ . j . ! | : mosV Central, llotoate, and : Modsra. "We on a oecaakm .: • • • ¦ ¦ • ' Wednesday ; \ THE 1 ^^^ 1 : j ¦;,!; :i|A— : .\ EvtryTTCS UATAIoexBotm frta EooUaaptoa), Cujooslj. i Tho largest Bi-WeoilyiNewspapor in IreJand. Pabllahed orefy . \ Blectiis light In bedrooma,aleo telepbono INFA NTa^f U^^V^; . notleed aoia« of • |Hr. BengCT ; only Irish Olas Tboto SMaosta hart i ax^aUast , «r*parailoiia, - Tf i£aA ¦: ' ¦¦ ' : ' ¦ ¦ ' ! ¦ fae»aoj :i / |i ;. j ¦ ! ¦' M Cork. ». ,9a.04. l»a. . ««, 7».. M ¦: j Learni^r*, BpyOepjtets .'ie. : . • i . : Plrmooib.- Od. SO*- 10a. . ISa. Od 'PLiicis ever secured by an Irish Clae , .: *°*^ reou O. HITOBKU. & Co.<8 PftssdXiiiiso^^i-f M ^^cBOiemvtIfo&tnti& 'ii&io I Street Coal Yard HIGHEST Boathaoptontua. US. >» loa, 14* H iExxoAox Willi^¦ ttt ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ l ¦ ' '' i i. TiaSooU>i . ., / . - ,¦• ¦: I' th*Nobility, Clergy, Gohtry, i i i-i. _ . - WUOtMALM A8DJUBUM >r^V^. ' r- -i ; j »t I Wiomed and rt lrl ClerkBhlRs. . j.. :•: > -1 ¦ ' Loaaon» ¦ tlifl beat: Advortfslngo tedtama In Ireland It ia vail anppotto^by is " thi . 'j aaptoak San JSi .ed - ' ' \bL — : and weaithyAsr lcnltnrnlDagaea In tha Cooaty, tho Qoe«o'sConnty, Klldaro;Cartcrt r, Coal Yard now Plfh. ' r i ' ;L4ar-{K<¦ wi«MW!B,.. 'ppi'B»ct«<><\?«tie ttmc» MerchanU, i This old-CBtab^ahed fally Own*. PraHsji-— Jr ^tiri: jftirlw ^ '- = ' . . : saciea^ta^it 'urrjotpeg -iw»h Ciiau-frn— *' • Waterford, Wcxford, 'snd Klng|s County, «nd Lelnster jiooerally,M >«U oa the Countiesdf I ' ' ' ¦ ! Male . let 1 ' to T . . : ¦ . : . • rt3w8S|||: LA T (tnmuiir, 1300) Xearee aiK : ' ; riyromDoMln-. l 10a.«d,' - ' - Ca, - ; TlpperarrXlaierict. . Cork, Clare, sod dlstartctjj io . ths other ftorlaees. i AdTerttoeTS will find It s cked v ith i j ) . ;;;^v*^p^ > ^ flie ¦: ' ' ¦ !¦' '' dB EaUTa»a to tjjdr advaoteso tp bring iiirf* «tinmm|tT before the pqbltc in its cblnmna." ' ; • • Aflis OP ALL KINDS. i . iinirOTS, ID '.ofu!«jHon.^ #h Ui« ; ' : ;" Setoxs Ilkkais" a,TtilaU*fc* Tw6 Monlia—Motnv ^.t.,.). !. . BEST CO WAT»»«>ai> fiHB¦ ¦ »tUation '|el iU Gentry «w i^tali' -\ - '' - . last) Women Clerkships, f irst irUh. Pl^ce, le '. ^ tMiWOO* k WiSllur,>W,i*a»to«b CwrW ¦- ' ' :: -V ' '" ' "¦ '¦ ' ' ! ay-N0M^Th»ahr xWfBUDjfaiCompany, (UalUd) ' * . • eaiUd to tbU BrtabUaaMas ? - Trial ralnlmnn age, $c. . . r . •; CtoodJ tbi M (i IEM Uaaa of BMaoeza \ Special Tennifor continnona AdTertiseinents. Post Offlco Ordere Cheques, £&, to ba ' lB»tawt>, ana- Okuv Soxrnwwt OT> 'Wismir " :¦ a or TBI CKOI O*»» tfoaTjjrT.;!:!'. ',.;; /. Guleja on a piper post free (ram the ESecretery.' '- i giteat'ill Baa Blafca. yonna, JtaKa o£ Prominm, aad all ¦ ' ¦ t£ vT "j ' - ; ¦ ¦ ; •: ¦ f- ¦ .] ¦ - i ; r ! •!¦ -:- ;T - . i . i ; ; modo payoblB taSl?ANDISH O'GEADY. i . - : I! : HOUSE, :-f i Vor Bataa -ol Fzdf btj *o_ apply to Eom J. Wum : ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ At lowest Prices. • : 8hort*at Bout* j - . i 11 ; COUNTY <)F .WA-TEEFpE D. j b Co^'IlyinouUi loom, & H^won, Loadoa and Bootb- and Seducedd at U>a U fc 8. Wj Hallway lUodriaf Hoaeso ' tfs<> t>Dpi4f Oouj Bftphwtw Baildiacai • 183 m. !¦ • ¦ > g M Iu : , TO& HOLDING O jL^dcxtfid clraat*'Xjondoa, E*O«i CJyfla Bblppln^fT ftn n^1V STREET COALi YARD, will receWe prompt ^^JFlw!^ ' ' " ^v- , wiy Ofioaa, HawbaraailEliatioth St saat fpJax), Sorer i ¦ ' ¦ ' . I ^UAR*TEfi(Xiy MEEJDDsGS. ^ ftl« Cailton iflaoa Qlaotoir *. Cacvua Honft Bamiast. ' ttontion. j ji \\ ' - AMERICAN ; ' ^ &AEfE¥'S LEAVE I IOND0N (Paddloffem) a» fl.10 p.o. LINE. : i PROPOSALS' COJIMITTBE MEETINGS— Oraeawik i Doek BaadTUmaxlolti Town Qaay. Soatbusp. , ' (Bundayr nwipUd), UNITED STATES 24thiA;Bgniit;!1900 ;' 8Ofli KoTt mber, 1800 toa«. KL Ed»n Qasy. Onbll&i Tatiick'i Qaay,Cot*. aad Amura AT WATH- MAIL STEAMSBS Fridam: IILTDK BHttWHO OOMPANT (UUn<£D), ¦ »oan (*eaU>M asd eifewuteaoa* PelinurTlJ1901;loai M&T, 1901. ¦ pmroittin~ j), | j 22nd - ' ; :| I- . r CaMomHotua Qaay. Watotford . ' ato«t 8^a.m. tb» following daj. . ' yOE APPIJOATIONS- ' ¦ Xj J&T DAY LODGIN& Sped*! foxsu o( BO14 rof I«dlac nqoirad by tb« Uly«« ligli-Class SHSPSlAli- WMTAB Hsyble & Stem© Works, LEAVE WATEBFOEO »t 9^» u.ii «iil, Waek Day EOBTflAMPTOS-HKWi YOttK ^fc-iyidi ^rdftyiilltii Axxguft , JfiOO ; 17th Noyfanber, 1900 EblppiniCcmjory Ar8 iiighly;reconimeiided by the Medical Profession, no may ¦ ; boroajh, F»ttooy. and; Uinjore, Aawrnro . . sATOBDAT^itHoeB. ' !T"; r • .: ! QUARTERLY MEETINGS. : ¦ • ;. • II. . •: ; : ¦ - . . . . >0 1 !^" ! i- iM a . - i ¦ te..L<>"? *Jf E»">»r..*»4. eiro«a»Uao *ap«S Hi*kartClaM pl ITocdajs, iOtb Beptoaber, 1900 ;ITfljJDotember, 1900 i seen from the latest analytical reports, copie3- of yhicb • i BUWBfj at 1x33 p,aj tko followlM dav ; aoociaiwdatMtegeadWatlil j> • ¦ ~ i . ¦¦': 11th Miu:ch,'i901 ; 27th Mftj, 1901. ' , ; . PaaMDfati ID«TIU« YT*torUrdoa riatvrday* pui- *. : ¦ " ¦-. '¦¦ - : can be haa l on application. . ,8t*engi y.ro n m rata ' ^¦¦/;; ; ::, .i ij G. PAUL, : ' ' ¦ " : ' ; ¦ " ' ¦ e««djfto m K«w UilloM D/ to* 10.30 a-aTtraimOT¦ ^t8t *** .'. .: . ¦ ¦ ¦ - Waterford¦ • Steamship ; Company,¦ : : : - ' ¦:¦ :¦ : ¦ ' p. ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 . : ; ;j l '. ; ¦ • ¦ ¦ , ; .. .::.:j;: , M. ; . :¦ O'KEEFEE&SPNS gBadaja.r . . ;- -i- f- . : I .(¦ , , z - .i- -i ! Cotmty Secretary 's OJHoei . : i . • ! VXTEBBSB, OBB£B.\nV ^AIUSO-OCTOBEB¦ , ibOl! to Ul&tr : ¦ ¦ • • : : Hamifao»firy :—JohriBtoTTn, Waterfbrd. aUpt«d t Uma for th. BttaBtTto aUrtod i i iW«toford,:I«tli Jnne, 1809. . ; • '¦' '\\ '' - ¦ i ' b* ' ¦ ¦ r ETEAMEBai I TOIDDS & Monuments rt7jiorcAW.T. •: :- .:,! :. i i • •. «¦ • .¦;,,- • - . EEaEHAL© OWttEEAGH, LABA, Hoadctonea, DtlNBEODT¦ j ^ , ¦ vi'^ ¦ ja r>u Vh« Whart of tb» Pws#y|nat« ^ ^ jfcs • -XS \ 8 n 5n 1* BM_ lroaSTMli* ; l^ag rf^: J«ff9^asd?9?UTsBtK »jfto^ riflA f VIk PCnAftEAef A ¦« J »^ ^^4 f \Z~- ^^^ ^k « »_* A \ ' -1 at ; ' *' - . '"'CisSTyljV^V tecoitaQinaji ^ok ^pbls? * ¦ [ ¦ " «a«rt <» ocmdltlona.m ratl0S«d la iproprletora:;*re . alao i«par»d to ftBte Iftto ¦ ¦ CO¦ ATBACTO:' «2^mBa^faaB» ^b* The BJJJLD- ¦ - ¦ 3Rand ¦ - r . :l *g«ttapgfifl'B£ TJ : Pianof ortes. Organs Mawmonium& : i ij i . . ; ma *»« to b« hafl at their \ OTCTJI 'dcacrlptSda ol Stoa* aad M»»bl» ¦ j ¦ ¦ ¦ ' B* < ^, ¦ " ' ' Oontxacts far ' •. " :.! j- , OQ4a*« II' - '' ' ' Apply W Bioh.tdioo, 8p»wo A Co».»3alb«feptoi ,t- Al»»larBa»d«cBo»oJ lat«Uoid : :. . u^«j Mil.\ &8Eg Wfc& ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " 1 i'«7i TSi fllASOB, WAtBBFOBD.;: BaiOt eailyMorBia« 8»Uloj;; C»olnaof tba at«»iB«ra win W«k«i * or LiTcipocl, or to . - . !¦ • j, - •1^ • ^ '.V'v-' P»jacJ«CT;anlTinffby th*Bl(bt Hall ' ' B0I10ING jWOItK AKD OOFtBACTB b* opaa to rooeiTa: : ; ' : WXTi*»oiu> -H,,T,T i 8.i», U. : ;K : , j PrbinptJy aa4 Carelnlly Bxecnitd. . :;. .: tOa 1 . Cdtio Oxossc3 for C8mottls3, 60. •3V ::¦ iL:J ,^ktej ^: 'OUdttoie^irwt I ! ^« :JH8BJ.0SiB iiHO BRISTOL : , i ; p;—¦ ' ' 'I ' ' ' : .. - W^Oa i Holob«o,87. Q«ly;I -, .; I , -K^ ' ' ' :: txo»*itM*o»otoa»HTCi.i«fi» nut oito wininis. . vr*- - _ v • « w«f: > : ^ .. »>>. Wadaeaday „ 1O._ . « SO pjn ¦ ' ' ' 1 ct?»Mn,-p Ki««el» 75, Maia-aiwet|-\-. - ' - :/¦ • :' ;v " Workshops and premise? at Iat»«r, ,i »-I ¦ : i ' , ;¦ JEMablisljied i^0-|Ov©r -H^a^ntury, ' " . . ' "j ; WojMitiw ioa*J»»?ifl»W»a fco« Mr A ' ¦ ' FrMail ' r. »- 8 »£>• Busnuy, „ J3-8 tio.a |i :: L ; ; ¦ ' - ; ' 'O^ i' JJWOA.TA»r-J Calljaai., Tfi. 8craar»V " , ? ' ¦ ' '' :' ':¦ . • ¦:• ' It,«¦< TbarwJay, „ 18U» Oa.*>. ^ In ^. ext»Ml«tiPrBri»«'«hay.«Bi «*fw*» »y fl. Ih?»D, TUamiyT»T«ta»»# U«atrfekiMr A W • r -' . };- . i : ',. ' , j Watersid e., ,^; Ttttadaj, „ &. Of Sbortatt Hotti«, PiMi, LiialpU Vrtirf. Vfatwtord Cmog«n»-.rV/oB«f -;• :- PrtdaiC:: ,. l»...J»aoo» tetardar. „ »- »W»..Bi. ¦ • Worka eatnu&d to themat! t*U» . Th* «*»BO«B T»i.mm *¥¦ n¦ te- r ¦ „ 2S-. I pJ». Wtasctaw. « iU H'pn j| Pfanofotted by Col!ard!& Collcrd, ^road«mod, Allison, Sopfcinson . ChappolV | Moat HodtraU-Term*; ' bWiriaa; oOw <-rr1*tt fNlhaii; OMiOCT-JohnMufphf. drifler. ». - ¦ -^• •rs • • - . ;i " SHE ABBEY IOAH AVB VJSCOTJIF Iu«Ufr, 1 : heat 8tyl«, »nd- on ih» Uk« r*SM tta TMi t MoSET ^- ; Prldiy, j „ i*~. 2 jLm. S*tari»y. ^ 57... 7 opta i - Brewer, tod'other leading makers, at BARE BARU AIN5 for Caah, or on Tinip Mi. O^BTHS A SONS hat* «w, TablKaM T&mgh iiK!(|fo» (SoS ?**^ >! BAHK «0, MIDDLE; ABBBT flTEEBl XaaSiVi,- 7. W~«?Jn.tTadB laday/;, 8L..l»»p.^ ' ; ' ' '" fr^fi at - |rf»»i«; i -} Payment 8j waa.\ .¦ \\' " ::T . ' ; ; . '| ' ' ; ;; ¦' tbsUnporUntist ^atosQsaarrfaa 8trasyaMflla , ¦; ,DHBLm--Th>: -»b< ^» ...Bjnk :n>i*jr ¦ Oj ; . ;. . : \ BdliraT Oaeipwv- ttat : P«f IwUod, wJthot «11, frnp ¦ and an casply aplaodld ?too«a and Robbb a» * fU*** At , Ad^iWliu t Waxtow-W Ttmpioa. MalMirWu^'iT- i V^ . <¦ 'C ndTTrcf la »»T P* ^ I^o^S BaathrVmaMfSaadiBaalil, BctotoU . , . ' : . American Organs and Sarmoniamfl at prices nover before offered to the public] i • ¦ ¦ - ' ¦ WaWrforf. \. .fl j: : ' . , , :." , . .; - , ; . > . ,r. ! ;• ¦¦ ; ^l.OdO, to Cl«rrjn /or4T;to . ftrfaVrtibJ. HateriorA BuwaSbln • o.'a i * .: EgB PBW )on )»rmao»cil«a.a ktca,or. from Cock oa p«j- | | Violin, Bailjo , Gniur.ind Zither nringa at all priws. . I , '' | f«f Staa»«n«fciC»|fflH|Si IB4BS a 8§M ejdzi* ¦ • } I !¦ • ' ' ( ' ' ' j . i lawadlat WaWord or Wexford : to' i i All the j latest Music, Bongs, Donees, ¦ Piqce3, at reduced prices ; thousands do ' j We purchase,; at ihe lowest! point X* a&p Is; Sairtcaff , 1*8. (oopoait* Nftifel . iMtaK i Xickft* ¦ •• ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦; ¦ ' • ¦ - arajTUlatJolorrat ara - !! ; , : ; .. - ; , \- '\ Banrt, ?b«a ta. act MUM ! |o: VrSUf {a th» Ji4iM:iE8 1 HlJRjjEljr. BdatolbjiW«urf*rdgt»**.81Jp, Oo.' I ! select from.¦ ¦ \ j . i J ti finest giWths pm *to *y; a* &i Co.:fr»ai8r|at6i:toOork ox lo Daolln ¦ • ' " • ¦ of the market, jie FaMh to^iTaaa ataf «MoU »uTSf» t»w »tr trk Kt *. l ¦: . ¦ ~ ' ~ ¦ ;.¦ , :¦ J i ¦ ' M I . ;i ;.i THE.*.*«.4_#< CHEAPE~\f - If" " ¦ tST]I HOUSE•-*-^^* v •-"*-• 1N|IRELAND.**^ , AMM1AU111/I - . ¦ ¦ f . ' '' -/ ; ' ' : :; ¦ "' : ¦!.. ¦!¦ : : \ •; |I ' ¦itbOn pafS^fAtt 1 ' * I ! ¦ , .}• - - ;i if'.;t»Jt«a»fcm cf; aj ' ¦ 1j \ ' ' ¦ Indian and Ceylon floUdlaft o» |h» B aaoraaiif ¦¦ T -fi j -;;- .;/ •¦: , '.iau araaTalli eUfartwoiaeaUia.* ' i ' ' : ¦ ~ ' '1 ¦" " " : ' ;¦ : ¦ : from the best I |; ^p^liM^^- ,;; , ' JMaDrUo :¦ <¦};¦ ; ' - ¦ ] . i, -"!i •. .¦ ..¦¦ :¦'•,:. ij - -. - ; - i .:;j •; , ].;f- -/X. 1-; . »!i . < :¦ :¦ -1' '-vfflTfik' OBD IRA HVMBPOOI. Address—[dress— , *. f: Ii . v. . j ;i Utb4 AfaaM*;;. . ;\ CABEICIE;OK«Un ¦ enables ^s always Aa^nlrark BDdar akaf liji tea vlll bf doJM Md* O, i U^;-^»3^r. . ' " 'fla« w*»«»oa«v I ' rao« urauvxx. Crardens; this . . B VOKJSii SPS/ GiB6 JWUBti Waal aapari Was, I cm jo»r«»it«oa»p la!» EOB&BB ?0 i' -j to offer exceptional value, bpth/P* , - ¦; ' ¦ • ¦ ' v ' ' ¦ w ' | mW&tiD & C|0, Witeiftj^ ¦atialacilom. . . .; -A ; , . ; ; v | ;. . i t ; . ' . v i '||. l :- -i!| I , MJKWwaJ. ^ - v ; ¦;•; * %T; ^3,|^y, - : ' ' ¦¦ oifSBito .. !<»-.*¦.&¦ ««?S3'. .. .«.» •> ¦ liquor and ippearanceL : .! ; j . ,; \ ' fzUai rr^- H -11 M »- fka> * Wed'-diV „ 10^11 «a.tn ' ' » Sua : Mtaaar, Itu. 9 O p.fa ' ' ' ¦ " ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ : : ¦ ' JOHN BiiOWNE, -WedM KUr. •> !'- » - ¦ : - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦: '¦ ¦¦! ¦ ¦• |' : . - : . 'pi ; \ -:-i:~ })¦ > . \ \- K '\< \ \ - : ! , !. . ' " K1K0-8 TEBBAOB, : i I ¦ Moore : Ogilvie & : wj jdiy,,.¦ » .i»a Koaaar. ,. 21-10 tin . ' > . . . .. I:: i lriaTKa, : . ¦ ' . ; " • i • ' W«da-dajr „ »4_.U . 0aja . j -, • pJSjrVT » «•- » *« | EBtiibiiflheaai li*.;; Ioeoryoriatipa 1874. , I • Ju CORK, rviiaA b KiiQiTisx'tHs;; ¦ ¦Wedatfay,., «-. 8¦ pjo Kondar ., »^< 1 p.m Warrcnrs Place, - ; • J , , • '. < . i. aradcraday,, »U» B 0 p,m ; .,, [ ;o>; BXi :pE8CB^ri<)i^ .;; .GRA'SirEn |Olt TUEi MO81 PiVOU B | - 1 i toi«|3 Zba Booday Taaaaia load at 8ortU WJiarA IWatatord ^ J : A BS: |TBtiif« io VSAHW PB IBOH& T , AwaMifcahiatnUtp iI Boaak ; ! V . . ¦¦ miiP ' : ' \fJBWrHmiiw*'t J»« »iort Moawi» «»i SO'ISTO >S TO PA j WaUrfad • . ! Eata^i-i 181fl. . «ww«^ BDUD-QEilDMOifASlS yuu»^.Watawort. ni Urarpool ^ad anfl JLH I .«}!«.< ' "(iwri IN Wagiow^M, Oo)rn«tCaf a OFF}*fPBTGA0B6 THhEEOS; • r 8 fao»StiB,|«a«lfcl4 id^. amitl^oarfaaotfaawniaf ¦ *. vwg« !¦ ! ; ' with (akduapj IOJ , do, 7lniW-CaUdr»aXn»OirU J«r«] Pta ¦ ' : ¦ . ¦V7ATBBJPOBD 8&VIVTaW0S ¦8A" V¦ X, ' j nve •BjijriDiyi^rMdy dbiie^^ ««« «!» j j tuvotai, opboma ! ' .; '{j \ . \ \ \ ¦ 1 i " ' " " ^ ' jfl . / ¦ 1U. UUa 'lt««va (aTaUabw l (or. Tiro !?iL i OS «1«^Ac* *0rJtJ**m'*m ' T. ¦ " ¦ ' ' linrpool) tSa.1 Cabia ;. I ! jBoboit Ttoinp^on, L ¦ \ ¦ s ;* ¦ - •! /-- lo ittaftV cc (roa »>M«>t or . ' 11 ^ ^ ;!. . !;|ijByB50,0 . i , .| j J ' H*.«aA0«: «J(r«*kT T K •» .)»¦»• I. ; ¦ ¦ ¦ "Uh Mrmmisj i*. * *. ' ' OTIMI 80th NoT- 41W.4M »A U.-1 . • trfg»JB»prt»«tPii rd»Bd «oJ**iffc({<¦:• I • ; ; •rffer1 P ^an^S F lgi PHBI «f it ro »» ¦ 1 WpwIog tW of Jnwe. « Wexfordl ' ! ' t . ' ' OfjKKM¦ JI/WlCjtl" ¦ ^! i '' ' ' ¦ i DepUiffrVrtlt t ( roia U» aeocsta- ry, tf-jac^ " ¦ ;i- »¦ • > . ;. . -;. / : ^ ' ^^^aaiaaa M«ooii*Jladb>a>lo«a»^^»/ ^s^oddns. BVEik MOHpAT AfiD FB1DAT : - ; .:-• i . i- i ; . , ' .:- • ' • • ' - ;|; : ' OPBS ¦ ¦ : I¦•frt&l i totiaeJXM:W- -w i^- 7: • • from It to IWfrHrt • tfCUxt . . ; -: ^ai^oij fiw : ¦ : miii • ¦ ¦ - I I ' ' •v ¦¦ 3 p»f Cwtjer Aonmo . . . - ¦ - !&( (?•« . || M. ,L~ 1 ; ( . : , pnamfmj • - .;;. ¦ . . 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¦ ¦ ¦ .-- ¦ ¦ ' - ; ¦ ¦ • . .. -I:- :.5 . .it . . -; '• . '• - . i - t - . I _ij_LL. ¦ ¦!-•. . •'":; • •' iM<''W'-vtifls :- - -W.X-! :\Al: :n • 'JBE ¦ ¦ ¦ Tfl%-TMEpP flRjg pay jU Jjj^ ¦ ¦ ' ! ¦Klipossenty M » » i : l Me¦ tti¦ ng; ^- ' . ^' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ •-— " ¦ ; ! • !; >-;•:• . . i / 1 " 1 ! ir J : b^lKS^pi^jlitegpct!::^I^V- .- .; 3 ialon pMS :ft^?eW|61®p5-#MJ»;»|«! ¦ • " ¦ ' : ' ji(Fxc^uur Kep: tf - under the mtspices bf- the lodhl branch of|the MM t0faaal to) riake;u nitary arta.ngexi;ents at thb I B^cti^le ja which 1 is a flourisHihg hdn8e ' in the .JKicopation " of: the Catholic j "United Iri sh Leagud Jn ' ! Egah^-Do you think 6l| hoiasea are: a'uffi- gives pron ise of afldoting much got>d Y^png Men's Society., -the work was carried IMr. ¦ ¦- ' state and ?-j r ] - • " ¦¦- . •:• !•! ¦[¦ :\- ¦%'¦¦ in the-diltrict :in :he ' nea'ij I future.. Ain.olig8t mmMnmmout by i the. IDrfc rtn l i)istrjict C,ouncii; *after :ia •eient?—Ye«r:! )y. / . : "HEA 4 about being taken when Mr, i A division Was those : prekent we re~-MeBiii P. J.! Poker", ¦ : : ' ¦ notice had beon served ion Ml. Hudson^ II ap- : j;; h r Bottjle :Sliipp' 3d 'Jby i . - . \ - ; ; Mr. - Hunt. :aplp eared>for ^.Urban Orr suggoated that ttje |case» of the six- M.P., Jades Pow r, Adraihijine, -VicerPitisi- \ ?\ \\ . .fev ei^. ^j ^i-H-": the DiBtrl^t ' and tbi court could de- SoppUei -PBIZB \*f o& '&fau W!!B5!!^^ dent of. tie Brand ; Laurence- Oasoy, : ty-pn . Council; Mr.* WiUia&B tor" Mr. HudsonL ji plicapts behheard;: ¦ ¦¦ %iVaComfort, Dnr»WU»y, «nct Natural AtfiJWIhl^lw*»ai^ln p&i^t*^Hi»o^T^ 1 : Mr. J. F.: cide, y ¦• !" " : " ¦' ' ! :' .' '". '. : ' %^ ' ¦ Seoretary I J. 'PitzteernldJ : I Hon. Treasurer; WUliatoh .raised-¦ a. point¦ oil the ¦ ¦ All Operation*perfsotl yjpAlnlsu by Wi Metbodt.: KxbMtioai of .Stomps anjuuuemtutj - j.y > f; . '.: ' „• > ¦ : -notice.' ;.., ' ' -. I - .' ' •¦ '¦¦ ' . ¦ "j ' TAt. McCarthy objeqtdd to that course, aa John Green, AbbiyBide , i frungarvan ; I. ft. i - fcaies [Where convictions - I 1 ': Power, P. I Wall, P. ?itzgerai 1J M." Coffey; &fls. ¦ i Massrs. McCarthy, Town Clerk, end CTCori- ] there might'bVsome- : rfior^i lSfii^$Qq ¦ ' :nor. eanitarv Hliecir ' yn.v« nvirien'ce of thei had been obtained,: and: the others might be i S ^^ ^ White, J. Phelan, \Y. Connors, J. Pottld. iT. . ; :« , [" iReglstfered¦ '\\ .iv\- {x , ¦ ¦ ^ ^ iwi& . : xbears;the{r 1 ¦ .,^ {/ prejudiced. i Extmcsti^ O ¦ ¦ ' ¦ : ;; ' ' ¦ : ' ' ' seijyice of the pjoticd, und thdi .exister.ce of ;a . ! i ' , , J j Walsh, M I Walsh, P. FitzgdraJd, D. Cunriipg- ¦ ' ¦ : : ¦ ; - V :' - . -:• : • :¦! ¦ <^W« a^aasdA^sattW- . \ -- .!. v . iM . - r . 'r \ y nuisance caused: by |the v.ant|of sanitary ac- : llr. Orr—The evidence can be heard, and 6j ^^;B«iw ^ ;v ham, M. Power, Jajncs Foliyj' T, Reardori, 'J. ¦ : ' the PejMy t^H; *l#j *gf a&.Ttte&* : ! : pommodation. i i - ; . ¦ : ' | . [ ¦.' tHeii the magistrates can decide about j.. . :r- > tyttoA Di3ity Avmiam $.lP:i&, to &A&.: ;,t ,, : . -\ ./.,, :' , -: : ; Fitzgerald, John..Vialsh, Ihnmas Braiil ..12VI1 . ¦ ' 'grdnted. : ' .vfW* r . Walsh, Jolitt Keatirfg, E.T. ;) [Michael Keating. Mr. Williams'.point was;that the 8anitaty: applications !to be . : 1 1 It was decided to adopt the course suggested beta rtqvMtei bf TM In Wat«*wd^o4, ; Authority should have served withi the notice; ' ¦ ¦¦ ' ' ¦ : TlirEi K jl^EADLAWiihsTiog • » nnmbwr jrf hls.patUsi* ¦ William iWalshe, ilauricii Coffey; lapses : 1 • „ . • - :i i !; ¦: ¦ . ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' 9 ¦ ¦ '"¦ ¦' ' ¦ ¦ ' , the ownef'dr pecutter; T&isjw.asi not doue. by Mr Orr. JXL : •• i - •: i Diittion wiU ta ,fata M W -I^i ! • '" ' .! • .; , j ". - • . : White, Patrick Ck nnors; Michael Walshe ¦ ' ¦; , - ' ¦ '¦ Mr. IPatrick-Duggaii; Square,, applied for a Thomas Cifley, Mi urice iStock, Walter . Dio- ¦;. Mr. Hudsofajwas onl|y the agent. . ;¦¦ ;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 1" 1Wf &l\ \ l^BEL: -: ;. .;Thd "| Judge 'AJKJLJ"OXJ^IliJC«l^/.!,- . THE MALL " j . . • : 1 ' The liouse was one of, the oldest in the town. . sided. , il M ; . ; ".I ; ' ! should be first I'takdn before .tho magistrates : i| WhWhereere lieHa wilwilll ptantacticectice ttieii^ latestlatest American and Modern Dentistry;Dentistcr, nieet. :i V , i ; ! ' - ¦ ¦:¦ ¦: ' ¦ ¦ Patrick Tully was th'e next applicant, for The Chairman on riaing.to addres3 the -pm. \ ¦ ,' ) ' ¦ ¦ • and thejr would then have the right tq show nxf ry \ whom Dr. . .Wrllinms • appeared. During tne 1 ' ' ¦ ing was loudly" cheered. .He said—ladies, end ^^M that there1 was:broj}er accommodation, -j . . . Th; xnors obrions adrsaUgu ol tblf tytton are :— . ! - • ¦• • ; ' ' Bummer months he had ..eighteen boarders In ' or; • ¦ - GentlemenL—I am lixtremety thankful to tyou . His Honor—Don't vou admit that there waa ¦: ; ¦ : 1. Net the illgbtoit tDUrforenos canted to T^ict ta*te, . . .;. .! ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ! ; ' ... : • . ¦ ' conferred on mejiin ¦ ¦ his house. . : ; " ' ;¦ : for the honour you have ' ¦ ' " aAvant of neepmmo lation . :. . . ; . . 2. Pajtoet clssnllDsii. , . .,. .; . . ! ¦ ¦ ; "; ¦[ \ \ r? .! j . ; i- : Mrs. Johanna Veate' applied for a seven- ¦ ¦ ' :( asking me'ko presid over! this large gathering l " ' ;;¦ ¦ : ; : iMr.: WilliamB—NoL we say the nuisance was App«»rdni» io nfttaral tbtt dettotlon is lmpos«ibl«, ; i :¦ ¦ ' ' ' V 8. ¦ • ; ¦ t . • ;.: , ., . ! 61a friends called on ' ¦ held in fnHheranci of. the[ bause of Ireland- I. . caused by- the disgusting way in whith the day licence. Several ¦ 4. Whea lr»a, quit*tomOT »ble. ; ..--. • • ! . - . . : . .. • . j , Unity., amongst Irishmen, and , the United ^ premises were ;UBedj ¦: ' ,- ' " ¦ - ¦[' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦' Sunday and they could not get a drink. , ; ' ' ' ; , : ihe'same grounds. - < 6. Speeob, tifiging, *a& artloaUtlon de«id*dlr iajrawl. ' : : i Irish League. (Ap] ilausep I il am very 'sorry t i Mr; Hunt-^-We kept eerving. notice ' lot the -Mr. Egarijbpp'-sed all on] e They are tooirtussial,fir mMtlcaUen, ana o«n b« fizsd «l(hn pmnanintly. otto btumtma ¦ - : charge against Mr. Tully. . ¦ ' &s I have jno doubt you are| ithat our . I !¦:¦ : ¦ last two'years;; but nothing was done, and we Thera was only one ¦ ¦ at tba wUI.of tha.wMMK. : - .. • - . " ' . . *,- " '' ' \- 't- ' . : : : . • : Ki"^'-;ri- - f - ¦ • • ' Mr. Tully—Six years ago: ;• ' . ;; ; . . i. r! .. ,. RESPECTED PARIsk PItlEST | M ' . : . . ;. . . . - t. || II 111 IIII III II . .^itajr»» "l« had to doitourselvies. , . ' i. ' . : ¦ ¦ • y . t ' '. the All the application*, jwere panted. , ' ' is well is u able 'with us to-day| I ! His Honor—J¦ s your only diflerence jon hcenpo • I personalty coiisfruct ^ch case I supplv ;| faildiie,^th«fef¦ '¦ '' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ' but although not nere in j ergon,' he ie yath ! ;: • ' ' 1 ' ' ' •wanted toJ get - it - extended tq a spirit and, nigh impossible ; ^- ; , ¦>• .;¦ -- . • . . . ; : .;- . : _ . .- , - . ' '[ ', ' • jr jahd Oapsiale.: Jntaca. . |y - . i 'Mr. WUliams-r-The proceedings are wrong. . ¦ ' ¦ : ua in spirit. (Apblause.)j We visited the; ; ; " wine. ' l . - , , ' ,|: . : • . j; ! • BBAR LAW ae»lret It to be*pocl*ltjn ote* that %i» rj tttta ttvUtmno •xtraetlofti The lnotice was entirely misleading.^ ' ' : I Mr. H. J> Parish. Priest a while. .Bgo!, and his state, of! ¦His Honor—I¦ doa't see how you were mis- -The application was ! granted. ' '. ol Testbor Btumtw tn the purpos* *t Inserting AHIBeUl Teeth.; tbertfoM th«t f $ absWoWy W health ddes not permit him, to attend, bi^tj he • ¦' ' : l ' ' Mr. Tjssher proposed, and Mr. McCarthy cauied to the patient.«fact directly interesting to I*dt*s aha Btrroas nlriwU. i ,, ' with us and f»ny»; ' led. : " '. -. ' ' I ' ! Palo said he was1 heart and soul sii¦ t Wil- seconded that a notica.be given to each of the i He can attest to b*Ti*«given «mtuf««(loa ta«rsry «staO, «« rwwJ* both eost ud ot q«*lltr thing, he. jean possibly do for the !National! : isT^iJ&sii ' i%^' : '" s-¦ ' " ! His Honor I said he Onwas against Mr. • : ,- . i , i ¦; ! j . !¦ liairis on tho inotic^. the whole the notice magistrates three days before the sessions , of work, to hla nunieKwU fatlmu, •« th»MpontpanrlngUrtJoaoatalsd *&rvtvt^\y _ ^,J_ L' cause and the United Irish League he is pre-: jaerVed was substantially what the [Act re- I the licences " cases toT?omft on for ¦ hearing. l>ared tojjdo it. KApplaui J .V There is one; Kingdom, ¦ ¦ ^ 1 ;¦: ; ' Largest Qale Ira United quired. , ':¦ : .I . - ' ¦ ¦' . ' ] ¦ - ; i This was agreed to unanimously. gratitrtofcu^c^y. . : matter which I (wish io bring before jthej CHANGE OP BALLYMACAKBEBY PETTY with egard tola highly, «s ,w«ll •s.-aiey.iiave doner-difiar.itoear.) 1'ne | ; Mr. Beary, B.S.,|gave evidence of the struc- r o i ^ i ^ i ^ ^ * ^^ ' meeting and that as, Thift United Irish. League ;have done- more w thai premises. ' • : '. , : SESSIONS FIXTUBE. j. ' Dear Sir,—I am pleased to s*y Out my teeth are perfecttot eatistf and sfMkfag. .1 bar*** RO* esteemed [ lady, who died.-KMiss Walsh, of exi»ts ftroongst Snglish jpeople. some of them, thlttk that tbio tural defect in . r isd ssy they wouldhardly knew tk«T produce'the union that aappUy Govenrmeht Act i& a eolutton ' A' decree -was granted for the.amount. £15 Oii the motion of'Mr. Qrr,; the date of these gulte ktrong ilnco I got t&tm. Mr friend* greatly sdato them, JBarnakill, I wish from ; this meeting to j proJ than ', any. omount ot wretehed Local ' ¦ ¦: en so perfeet ia erery. way. I am «ez? thaaklnl to yon for jouf gmt Irish NoUoiiftU«ta 'some extent ofrthe Irish Question. We, 7s. 9d. i i I i i ! . : 1 sessions: wore altered1 from the fourth We* were arttflcW, the* claim otfr- eympatuy-^heir, i hear;)-l-whicn I BPeeches-{hear, hear.) Let ua look on ^the o ¦ kindness. V' . . ,, ITiwn T^falthfally, ALI0B HAWING. believe : usuaHy) donei at: meetings of this nightmare, louldhe unworthy of theisaenflces ou* lore- ; ¦¦ I neBday to the-second Monday of each month. iBj laBt ten yeirai i look on them aa a . ' ., TOBIN V, LYNCHi > ¦ ¦ ¦ To Mr. H. J. B»*Uw. ijaember; ¦ J. fathers made were| tra to jaccept' a wretehed ' : - ,,: ¦ kind. Gentleme:i, your j l M:*i that I care nbt to revivtH In conclusion, , for £3 7B. 9d. for shop goods.—Decreejgranted. O'Brien V, O'Brien.—Margaret OTBrieh : ap- ; Dear Mr. Brsdlsw—Ifeel Tery graUfal to yon for yoar Uadneu and amalutation to theglrl (Cheers.)! |We are living in : . \ . 1 j forget and forgive—(cheers.) 'ueBtion-Hhear; M*-; ; Ardmore justices, TLABAOAN. Bhip-^propared to •ower Baid—If Iri^h Nationalists ;are true: to ! Mr. Williams appeared for plaintiff |: pealed from a.decisiOn of the yon. Sbo U quit* dsllRhttd with bertM¦ th¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ V«y tlnetHljjroors, 80IES M. P. . V^KY lldMEOToJuS TJMES. WitbTregardto the motions which have been where' she was fined £3 or a month's im- r . ' . BliiW O^CIUKUT^BaWojUi, A»ra8rt.lB99. | j the themselves, I belite : that- not j a ..very;long ; ' BBEACH OF WABKANTY. j :l | you are Very nice and tnayhave ntr« eaastdme- We arej on the eye of a C-eheral .Election—4 proposed by Mr: Casey, the first mentions before this country will prisonment' for assault on Mary O'Brien. . Dear Blr^—The U«th supplied greatlytdmlredi ^ tbe inalienable right : of Irishmen: to period!¦will elapsa : A man named Baldwin sued Patrick Power for applicant; Mr. Hunt for and all tbkk een^fcr «wA ¦: " General Election ;hat maj<, -perhaps, bring a ng&T enjoy peace and prosperity, and will see what Mr. Williams ¦ ' eay troablo 1w p.Io,«nd¦ are, I»d6ed, rery eomfortsWe, ; _- -__ -; make- laws for the government of , their for £3 loss on a heifer engaged in calf, and respondent. ; \. ¦", . .. . . , . . Yoon rjrXsitWmUr.ANNA HANN1OAN. boon to a good many,, and, ^perhaps, gribf to your ¦ forefathers- ytarned, : suffered,, and died ' ' ¦¦¦^¦ ¦ ¦ he; country—(hear, hear.) There is no question purchased at X9, but whicfi had no Calf. He Witnesses were examined who proved that Ur H« J. Br»dUw, 78 HareottrtHtreeM)ab)te. :¦ ¦ ' oiners—Qiear, .r.) Wei I want in the I first you this the more you for—a prosperous; lelf-igovprned Ireland—jit men whom.tbjey think they , may spirit of our own jpeopleat home the XJhapel gate-i(hear was thirteen months an ; da week j minding and Fitzgerald, -to a month's imprisonment v '. . : . WeDiBorongh, Attgtu*^ R th. ' had «a excellent party in the House of Com- Election was coming on, end as their member, him. This was-about £20. - I... .. each for.an assault. ., .! ... ' . • i . ., ' I , -- ' -. . be able . to. defeat atihe forthcomingelection , -they money was ¦ : H. X-Bndhw...... : but it is) for as, tie Nationalists'of Ireland, to mons, without an-organised people. Mr. P. J. Power, had told them, : Dr. Wllliamsr-Did you ever ask! him for Mr. Williams stated that Drohan was a Dear Sir—I MTer had a better or more comfortable case. I sh»ll do «11 m-my power to wwawmwrt ) would be incompetent ahd powerless— ' ¦ • ' i- came up under the influence of drink and ' are- the temerity of going forward and contesting Commons. " There is no Tory The new eetof teeth JOUJ lupplled tne with, I hate the gteateet comfort withUMt t tMT seats. jjGheere.) They will try ,and Iforoo value «, jot a seat in theiHouBe of East Waterford—(A voice— : And wasn't the insane man as well able told him to take his sheep off an evicted farm perfect fitting, and have ibown taem to esrenl ot my frterdir they are J rat lite myow»teet hr I a fight iilmoney :an do it! but we, It is an whom I have been bred, bom and reared, and tbem'by springing; this General Election quite ! -8ergeant ,pt. • John, < VjllierBtown.i deposed Drohan was examined And proved the facts To arold:disappointment ptoaae seo the nanje Mr. h. J« BKADLAW won, the door. : : that, it is to- nie, and it always has ¦ ' THE, RESOLUTIONS,- I may eay¦ suddenly, but by toe time it came round they that the man Vsale , was:deranged: He Rot as stated by Mr. WJllianis. . ¦ | : . t\ been, » ' matter "of consolation to think that would ready for action. (Applause.^; Thfey into trouble:with a -young lady in the. locality A'witness named' Foln/ deposed that he r anS *>e ' ' ' ' -Mr. ¦ ' • ¦ ¦ Mr. li Casey proposed^ ! • ¦ ' .; Maurice ¦ ¦ " ¦ 'that my : "believe ¦ ¦ ¦ doj not - ¦ ' " ¦ my .fellow-countrymen father wanted ¦ ' had duty, to!diB- :)': a and his mind wes upset. The ¦ saw both of the men tusshng. . Fitzgerald had . - as Irish Nationaliste, - ¦- - . , . - - . all . - - , , -> Stack seconded the following resolutions v . , , - connection with the landed interests prevented behaH of their _ •which.^cre- ;l/ charge, at the present time on to send tho boy ti tho asylum, and thiB would a hold of Drohau with hiB teeth and hands.¦ unanimously I adopted:— ! •me knowing my duty U? rty-country,, and dointt country. They had «lrea4y perfprmed-ih an be-done,' but his father was afraid ho' would He separated them. \ j ; '• ' ;¦ . . - !• %x\i -. r, ' "That this- mefeting! le-ijiffirma: th& Tigiit'of my dufy to my country—(wxeers.) yf itiiregard by coming there- that have to pay for him. He saw Duggan in . ' ' ¦¦ "' " '¦ ¦' ¦ admirable manner, a. duty: . - Sergeant Creedon deposed that Drohan Irialimdn! to manage and, control the' affair^ 1 ¦: ¦:. ¦ • ' . -;• • • !• -. . ¦:^< .. . . ¦!. : ¦¦* :¦ - ; • y ta-fihls . ¦ - . . lifty.i and hejaeljaved toat - :«b that msoent , charge of:the boyjieveral times.' ^- | came to ; town shortly'1 nfterWafds ana" had of tKeiridountry,f -\\ ; . \ : ; ' i -.BLECTIONj FUND. . meetjmgs, such as the one they wjere now hold- His Honor—why difl he leave yeale's?— marks on him. He was a quiet, inoffensive : "Thati in view of compulsory sale of land, . 1 1 ! we-are a p?or body of men. If I left polities ing, were being held all' over tho country— The boy is getting better,; .! ' : i man when he was sober; Fitzgerald)had the a disciplined ana UJnited .-IriBh Party, wi13i (hear, hear.) EngliBhmen tried to tell them ! His Honor—Is Dugsan 'a respectable-man? name'of being an aggressive:man, bat as far an organised ; people behind j them, is¦ ^abso- I might be richer than I am; but laminto the' . : ¦- : ¦- ¦[; ¦•• ¦;[ ' fight and I ¦will stick :to it (Applause.) If that^they, Irishmen, were unfit: toi govern —He is;r he takes small contracts. ! : - as he could- know both iwere to blame. lutely neceBsary.we T-il to j | 1 jbheiraelves, 'but he (Mr. Green) considered 1 What do ! you think would be fair to pay His Honor—Do you think the magistrates ;" Tha^ appe thej Irish people ' you-want rich carpet baggers you will get ¦ ¦ ¦ " ' to snp- (rovem themselves himP .; ¦ - ¦ - i - . scribe liberally a id generously! to tie General plenty) to: lead you, and they will use tne that thev were well able to . acted rightly in what thoy did? : I ' as .|a stepping stone to and that very fact alone explained'the reason Witness-^Well,; I think his claim is reason- Witness—I would not )like to offer an opi- Election Fund." ' ! i ' ' i ;i House;of ; Commons. • ; : ¦ '¦ ' ¦' get into,g4nte6l ; society— in another. He often teld when Drohan struck huh. They then fought " endeavoured of Dublin Castle, who looked.at him as it he him to go and look for work, but;he would as well as they could. ¦ Foley separated them. and said—Fellc w-countfymeri—I. - rise'] with or )ad xepUte .w^.have ; keep : pleasuri to say a few words to my constituent* thejeause of the country;to the front, and the was; a Fenian; who had come down from the not do so. : . • • | Mr. 'Williams—How ; many drinks had you in ' this!part of Waterford, and as I visited ppolr of the country ea well-^(h'ear, hear.)' They mountains in thd Fenian times—(cheers : and Mrs. Vealo deposed that there: was i no at the PikeP—I don't know. How long wero laughter.) He thought the Dublin Castle man arrangement made with Dupgnn except that you thereP—About four! hours. your little chape 1 to-day; my mind, went ba£k tell| us we receive .donations from servant ; Was he dis- m to the days of my youth, when many time girla in America and elsewhere, and who was going to ask him a scries of questions, but he got his meals and slept in the house. ) missed from the police' force for assaulting ^ 4 " in twenty minutes or so Afterwards he saw five His Honor thought he was entitled to some the/sergeant?—Yes. ¦ | I tramped the st< eps of. Cv tteen with " Pierrie " briAg these: accuBationBf iThey are .brought : : < I PhelanUtho;Lo rd have mercy pn hint, aid against us' by landlords, : who receive rack or six more representatives coming along the compensation, and gave a decree for £10. i His Honor said that they wero all unani- my mina:"weiiTr baclrJo .the day* of-my Syorfln TeTrtff-tnvfrom their' farms,' but "their servant road—(laughter)—f and it occurred to him; that mous that that tho conviction against Drohan rwhen I "was in this neighbourhood, dnd when girls and servant boys are sent out of this he should start tyis speech on the subject' of , THE BITP OP A DOG. i | Ihould be reversed,, but that he should ba FREE LLU I used to; hear the ojd| Irish! language—the country through unjust laws—(hear, hear.) We that cursed and wretched house—Dublin Mrs. Gibbons sued Mr. Gough for ££0 dam- bound to the peace. ' They.had also taken a | STFlflTED;jgffmibdUqj^^B ' CasUe. (Applause.) Five or six of its. repre-> Sfe^pERUTlFULLY Janguage of oui forefathers apoken by!every would scorn to receive it in the shape of rack : ages for injury , caused V the defendant's lenient view in Fitzgerald's case, and only AT|i6>i boy arid girl ti at I: met—(hear, bear.) I I rent—(bear, hear.) We receive voluntary offers sentatives, in uniform, were now present; at dog. The' parties reside near Clorimel. ' fined him £1. Of course,he would be also ^g ^^ O H A PPL > C TO " «H9 ^ ' wished I to God i. was spohen still. Youj ought of lour own flesh and blood as contributions, their meeting, but he thought no fault could Mr. Ryan, LL.B., appeared for plaintiff. : bound over in a like manner. be found with them, aa they were simply doing ¦ to cultivate th s old Janguage. Do not be as ! those who give themV believe that .with :al 1 The plaintiff ' deposed : that she; sent ! her Lyons y. Lyons.—Edward Lyons sued Roger ashamed of you: country,-of your customs, br our faults there is honesty in us—(hear, hear. their duty. ; iHe knew a lot of policeman as child to school! on the 28th of July last, when Lyons for £5 6s., value of a passage ticket to of your language. Be- as much' the interest of the Co. Waterfpn good as what they (the Nationalists) were, be-1 America which he gave to defendant for , proud of your coiintry, It \i she saw the, defendant's dog biting! the child , his flCQfV tfl^BM your hjibits, an i your language—(hearj hear, that honest men should -be sent from ^Donegal cause they- hated grabbers as much as !they and tearing its clothes. The chilq was four daughter. ' The defence Was that the plaintiff X^r , \Sf y ^ ^^^ff ^^^V ' flHHiHBHv tt^HV ABHB BUSHk ^VjV *"tMi^HMv and a .voices" Vnd so we are. Sir.") I will to Parliament as your own county, and it is did, -but a(l the same they had to -come there years. Before it was bitten it was in good gave the passage ticket: to the daughter and recouni j to you on incj(Jpnt which happened your interest to have flinds on hands which that day to represent Dublin Castle—that ac- health, but now its health was indifferent; not to the father, on her promise to send the - to me in Manchester a| few i years ago, and will provide the expenses in the various con- cursed house that kept Irishmen in slavery, The defendant's daughter saw the dog - at- money back from America. • , - HENRIETTA-8TBEET, TfATBRFOKI^. ¦which I; recour ted to .the people I bad the stituencies^-(hearif , hear.)of Would it not be; an who ,persecuted the men of '98 and . '48, and all tacking the child, but did nothing to prevent Mr. Williamsfor plaintiff; Dr. Williams for honour) of addressing in awful thin^f a lot ithese carpet-baggers Irishmen who Were possessed of courago : • ¦ " •;¦ • : defendant. j , Cycie and Motor Eepairs a Bbedalite. .Modelligo within the ' it. : : ! ' - past three weeks. That , little ' incident ga,ve slipped in in the West of Ireland. It would enough to come ' into tho open on behalf of Mr Williams (f|or defendant) 'croBB-examljned Plaintiff was examined by Dr. Williams— to me A j eeson fbat we Irishmen ahould lealrn not only be against the.'interests of Ihe West their country. (ApplanBO.) The policemen plaintiff, to show that stones were 'thrown at Didn't Miss Lyons promise that she would and adopt. I uas going) .through Manchester of Jreland,: but it would be against your!in- present were deputed to come and report, nnd the dog. I l send you the money?—She promised to send on the) 18th M irch, some' ygars ago. Thore terests also.1 As to this j United Irish League as; a consequence they would be very busy; that ! ' the money to her father. ovening—(Iaughter>—especially" The young lad who Was bitten | gave evi- was a bitter ea it wind blowing—a very;£itier that your establishing amongst you, you could the local ser- dence of the attack of the. dog. ' ' ¦ i , Mr. Cuillnane . deposed that Lyons bought GOOD THINGS SEiSdN east, wind— and I stopped looking into not have better proof that it is disliked: by geant, who would have to writs- - about the tho ticket from' him, the ¦ : Sergeant Harrington, B.I.C., deposed that and -it was afterworda ebop windows (of one of the ereat \ahops I of Dublin Castle, and that it i» meeting to Dublin Castle—(laughter.), With he received: a report charged to the name of Lyons's daughter, at iianchbiter, wag, reference to tho Election Fund he emphatic- that the dog was danger- and by my side a man, strobe • ' !, A USEFUL INSTITUTION; ous. The plaintiff was a caretaker jot evicted her request.¦ Roger Lyons was not there at and Btern ; looking. a:man for all the world ally impressed on those- present, the necessity all. . •. '!' ' :. . I; , who farms. He saw the child after being bitten i as s|ud in ModelligoU the picture of Bob than the fact that the ^authorities bate of , c6ming forward and contributing as Veil as by the^ dog andj ite He The case was adjourrird for the production Fitxsim0O8, the great pii Ireland, hate this League—(hear, hear) One they, could to that fundj 'and what the" police- clothes torn. ! sum- ¦ ¦ : gilist; and this man of Roger Lyons's wife at a witness, E. ¦ ' ' ; moned the { defendant for allowing the dog and even- MAHONTMAHONY & , . , i . > (J^S. « np/l n I I i . | — ¦ ¦ - ' of',itr-objects is to find enployment for the men . whom he sa* before him were principally ; : . , - ' ;. . . r .V out without a m izzle or las. | tually dismissed. - •; ' LITTLE labourers, and tb induce Irishmen when, buy- concerned in, ; was how far they were (prepared McGrathv. Lonsdale.—Mr. Denis iMcGrath r SPEIG OFi^HAMKOCK ! , ing their gbodsi to give preference to home Mr. Williams-pDid you near the children pinnedj into'hi i " annoyed the dog^-Nb. : . -| • ' •. :• • sued Messrs. Lorisdale.nnd Co., butter mer- working; pap^and I said !to manufactured goods, and to endeavour to keep Election Fund, which Was raised for' theTpur- ( chants, for £6. balance of contract : for sink- iim—VjOh, my friend, jpu viear the Green.". money circulating ia Ireland, that lunfortun- poses of enabling their representatives ' to iDr. OTlynn, 31onmel deposed that he ex- ftiijraiRii ' ite looked at m j with 1 amined the child twenty-four hours after the ing a well at their creamery, Old Parish. ] jpitfl^l^^ a sterrxQountenahce tip ately leaves; Ireland every year in large quan- fight the battle 6f Ireland effectively in the bite. The A man named Murray deposed that he sunk : and down—John Bull, tha English Liberals were concerned; he be- Mr.' Williams (for def said; replied4-" Faith I do Iwear the 1 "the wound end" kept the child unddr observa- endant) that the ' . Green, and 1 who rot£ us every morning he gets up—(hear, lieved they were defunct—a rot had grown up tion for nine rs well should be sunk twenty-five feet instead F. B. BARNES*: Yery Cliolo«t MQd;Cortrf Smo^Hwn*, lW pw llj. am not jashamid nor ijafraid ' to wear the hear.) According to the: finding 'df their own in their midst, but if they, the:Nationaliste of da: afterwards. He wos : satis- ¦:¦¦ ' ¦ '¦ 10/ll\ ^. Green, ; is 1 fied that the dog wasn't mad. ' of twenty-two and a i half¦ , so they kept back . " -HapP1^ ise>—andiheam squared up to me. CommiBsion^ Ireland fobbed Dy 'England to Ireland, did their duty within the next three the £5, i ' ' i " , « ¦ ^' " h Wm&Wf o ** I sasd .^> bam—)' I glad to hear you the'extent of' weeks, they would be «ble i iWhy didjrou see the boy BO oftenP ' Canadian Hams, Smoked. Choice, Lean and Mild,. , ; (.7/fl.M^fd.jM.Dfc, :''. ; utter sppe millions a year, and this to send into Parlia- Dr. O'EyTin—Because : blood poisoning . The Inspector, Mr, Hosford, depbied that .i x- iV l ; " ench sentiment*. Eight) you are,' great law-loying people ment good honest I \ ¦* . old man," , :the British, »oU-ith- representatives, who would might occur or Something else. i the weir was 1^ feet at;flrst, and after being \jt andiall jthat eterfaness-disappearedrand he was standing the finding of that Commission, have not only, be Irish) to the, heart's core,) hut who ! finished anxious and affable i • Mrs. GouRh . was examined and deposed it was only 22| feet. ' ! BACON BUTTEB to-ahbw me over the place done nothing,to redress bur grievance) From would also feel for Ireland, and feel that they .that the- His Honor said he waa satisfied the original , titiM^' —(hear: hear.) IThat is the way in which we a farmer's- point of view, it is- necessary to had a duty to do in the British House of Com- woman!'Gibbons, (plaintiff) was bad ¦ should.[regard our langu I friends with he>. She assaulted ; her three well was 191 feet, and th« well wos not, there- : ATAX .wILOWESTnco * vuCURRENTcuvani. MAKKBTHAMIBI PRI058.IRIVO. ' ; -. ,r - •, ;cv -.- i age and ,our customs have this organisation—(hear, hear.) ' Yotf¦ mons—no quibblers, like " Tim " Healy, who fore, sunk feet —to stick to thfem a : . ¦ ' ; ¦ . : ¦ ; . :. ¦ - years ago. i The phildren had broken her win- 6J , so he held that the money ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' 1 , and |npt mind aping the will h ve . : - was only playing his own little: gathe—¦(cheers, ahould be retained. : : j 1 : i. '' . 'f.l - #?i1 JJ'.Vti ':, C. .Ii * . ?-.j f!o.' ¦;;'].' • w' : " Englishman. ^et us 'be ! Iriahmen through arid ;" down with him.'O Thoy ' would show ;dows when passing; since they ! were bad I p > thick ahd thin, ; .COMPULSOEY ; PUSCHASE mends with the mother] Her son, a little Fitzgerald V. W. Ryan.—Thta was a process FRESH PORK STEAK?, OFFAL MEATS . - (Applause.) \Well now? I England vwhat they wero capable of doing, boy, ; for £12 for shop goods. \ The defence: was that , SAtSAOBa«^»Ol>pWa^;; : ':];; utiderstjaiid , .tha . you : have founded in this before long, and if you have . a united party, when Celtic spirit was aroused within the next died with fright owing to the rows , ¦ be passed, whereas if you have a disorganised in a, Boer-like manner, and when he said that, - at . : ¦ ; ; i ' weU , . .; . . 1 DKm : THE UN; TED iK BH LEAGUE i country you: may - have : ! Defendant w^s cross-examined; ereat . had since left the house. , , : tJ^ : j ^ . Compulsory purojiase he|meant to -convoy that they !should be as length by Mr. V A decree for the smoitnt was granted -! - ©" Oar g^ .lwajiielectcd^ with4 ^pertk ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ forced on you, that may Byan. 8he never heard of the ¦ ¦ [ ' ¦ with . —{hearjhear.) : am gladjof it, be a blessing- or a determined and is persevering, and ias loyal dog : :C0StS. \ : ¦: . \ > ¦.: : ' : nanre compbto to -: ' :>i-;f!vv:...-v-^S u»w{l,>:^JiJ vi and I say thu, curse—(hear; hear.) Another advantage of the to each other as the brave Boersj ( Applause. biting anyone before. »*tiiCactJ6n .erer? parchMer, *> st'^^i' .there W{JS . never a perioc at which organiea- i Did you over hear that John Sullivan saw ¦ ¦ United Irish League Will-be that a better tonc The best way to be prepared for the enemy; was mHB QKIN - •; i - • .j : ' .tion was ! more i ecesEaryi as the present and the dog biting two men on the roadT—No ; she ¦ ¦ ¦ will exist amongst farmers themselves. I am to show that theyiwere ready to fight him, i • v¦ ¦ ;¦¦ . - i -.1 hope j that oie effec| of organisation in and didn't speak to Sullivan lately at jail. 8he . : - \ ;^-;' 'Vpi«f*- >sfa -'-v>c*'fa¥1»¦>>+¦ .Ireland )will be t > stop tojadme extent, eruigra- , stagger him—(cheers. killed the | doe' (three- days ago, when Dr. ' tion sympathies have always been with them. Irishmen in England were about the moB' WHITENS AND 80FTENb . from this cc untry. Believe you me; boys When you hear : OTlynn, gave har leave, i ' i ira cLm . and .gulp, if a toy and riirl can get a farmers! complaining: of bad patriotic Irishmen on the faci ' of. thfe world, ; , livirig landlords, I often ask I myself because, Dr. OTlynn—What¦ ¦ , had I to do with your in Ireland, he ai d she what is the notwithstanding being in the heart dog? " : / ; : ¦ : ¦ are]better off at homei- cause in many cases of bad; of the onemy, ithey .: , . , • ' ' ¦ tb npraarai opLPHUE OOAP ; i£*p <:*.. tween them, iny father gave him a very ebdrt East Waterford, said they i* : and had no reason ^m'i,y, ¦* m^: :landlprd|, l if they are it Iriahr-{hear, hear.) If shrove, and as the. man to feel ashamed - His Honor Ju< Ige Fitxgtrald entered Court m. they ta# |In^h win'ij prevent : the Jriah waslgoingo oiaide the i>t him, but every reason to this morning at 11 o'clock, accompanied by people from reoivindi e door, he handed me a little package. ; "What feel proud of jhim—(Applause, i and a v6ice, : trar. - Pnre»», landlord if Ae bo was Hf It was «, large bundle "8o we do."). Power, , was; 1 Mr. O'BelUy. B^gis f|- ] THE OKIN w<>rtEroollIent«Bamo tt •gR ^W^yT '11 "•>' What stertel of notes; in- ! Mr. hei said the i Harty ,v. :€toggin.—This| was' a .process for IC> Hygl«n!e ot pi\ 8o»p«, glringr tftis United Irish ftLes'*^!ittei It eluding some £2) notei. ) He heaped it into fin); man in Ireland to . takft the pledge that : ' ' linn "lh»t iciuifn snd Wm was eUrtcd i I my; ¦ £1 15s. for the Berviceof a mare. The defenco cletroei k- thih WATI; Inr tin , |W)®(« hands with «, view, of inducing my father wa» administered;in:the; Town Hall at Pun- ^rfejftFp ws ; Ireland if you g( t to give him ai certain bit of lend be haaiset hfs garvan, and whether was that the aiftngement (was a 7 foal bar* flTOU; (DJKIV w A*f \t*&\bjf Sll. *n& keeptOR» :« ,»W>inj* a htUe v*Wt t an luuirt, you bwfe thefe was a contest or no;1 gain," and there) was no fo il. I ' J. ; » P«w, mftwibed «nd hesTtn; eye!Uporj, My ffttberj Wn| tk* mon«r »fte,r conieftfor the teat which he BO ably occupied, ¦ " O " '•"' ; ;; : : thejr-wonid tha ; Dr. i WlUlimslor , plainilfl; M?. Hunt , fdr .; .. ' 'Vr- - .; |..'. ' i . ;. ^oMWo(i. : / .l i"v "- i-v ' ' ' i yteM4 : Wfe la; qTf> , f. ot CoakaOakt^I M sgiitajshow,. Mr.^ajwsr, t theikr: - sonM»«e« in'Wni .was *W, SnshakiWby re-l defendant, ji .O.iJ. ,;i . ^/".. . \:. i .U-h govMUwp^itmttMA !o)U :- 'M5^.- ll 5ft3p?-:i t4»,M«*« «l-fl8r:;«B .. to »?rf«r?^;tftT?lj(»Vbr»nFn8p ' [Mr, Ohwn) ««i4 tfwt on' the tohsnee, nod, th»> t, U. hit*iebiri rod DWJnig iTimQKm -I' n **V" Mtib*.:. .; mmpass w)q^t{|S3S«SIRKnu tf J ^Jt W** *?* to defauljt In 'P»TJB ton the Jit Q walk long di»- uudorstand Ui»t owing ' 1,011 ' $1 ?Wa1 T *»n>»«ly t.ppealea ;to •trfljn ITofiefff, HUM/, -ESzrr r2.« T P ?v ' * to difc>rieion land iii\y •fStheIS^* Nationalist". ' of Kll*H. tOii«S^ to come tiona-agilrit M ** iti^wEJf an ^? «wIr!wortB TSe bin*i^ameiairlypop^to. i Befora rctoSude fir* of ^SSS i watdljiext Sundiy w«e^i«>d!«ontribu«. ¥• the lite WflS ;li»erallv vas and fenerously-M; they coul ! jta lonoMfyJi«,15 AU t6f i tf n&rf u-' iA ^' f ^FXr-joe*- ', Tou alre all awww tofithi« bmliWUwar, yer»ioniof im ^S^BSr 1?l lii JWhllch a great armed coniitry has bceijV the. elecH paid upL to -TTf''^ J^^**'- ' * ' t'-*y ' lAA^^&i^UltllfcifawJil^ I'-. ' !' ': ; i JcSSn^eUbru KiSSt " j'"- ^ffW fl *'- V^^i r~*°* J»P,WOMt j OJ Jt B that ybti fUl d He^ontioned tWgood bid only t^etff S '£», •neTthei e^r«« Ml'dri in ?" ;W^Hoh ttwk : raw* OHM Ig^, bw, itt l i done At Kilmactffims*ribs previous Bunday pr.«:WUli«fah»-i- ipp«»red for tho plal titfi- ^uq MrL Byan m^^L 'm .fisiswss^fer??: whfcD^h«<;BxSw«ttee for,*be;S«tDivision of :.m.Bi. for defei d«nt. » : :!! .i ^ ^M^^ ^ Waterford had; |bieh lahiti. H* cajledj^U I Mr. JbhniiQuBi llv d«oo«p4 in no y X ¦4hf entio'n ta tha couirt tfajst hi off tA «45'to tbenj»n itx \ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' fatUthat an:t i*toccasion: a *eac-.; JL¦¦ . [O-; ' . ' ¦: -. i -- . L-i ; L.i !. ;:vJif. '- 'i'^ ntion wa»^nwifcpusli(r;] M»sed - to: farout of . lM MrJ P. J. Powe^r, M.P., ! beiqg f lheir men her 1 *} i" and^ w«s sureii: was ointtosswry for bin His Borio m ^WWSjw'iniilts^ to missed Uuj, is ! iski th,ent to pud «*taittar ^ rjejofttlon ttatMsr 1 m.sv fflenUandilto MW^M ^$W^^®Md (W vofce*4*:m ^tej 1* DA toecesilly. We" the actibn for tbi -2»2Si?f ' **?*£, W* .J*«ane-«b(»uW aboat U>eyx«nndVaii8Titir foij, but the'sbltffion- " ; ¦ r 'W 5? l«dlU.have.no oUiej;mani>u^'Jfow, ^.") ; | i -i w!' ;i: l ] f ¦ ? : M\*°™.™&<$ th*:ikmral gehUeuen 1 1 •MS l ¦^8Sa -5fff' h5*r Presentih«y bar* aniaxtaed wh The following ¦ no lot ; t $wSfi teM r11 & 1 i.^i ^ ^'mW ,4 had so kmdWtUudaatoWin and asaiir^d ^ ; ; 5«£ndi iSm& i^rffiii *^"¦¦ ^|fe* 'fv^J- / «*taitt!atid child 14?the thejmjetjng that tte lite itomber oflife dur na to«i »«*ri Ol th»|<»ppl «*rtt& Jf itS? Wl>#tjlctf Board^^ hsi I Tr&nk»a«U i«qd i with ttese oddg tbweiun- fr Paflih-i vva in, jH. i &eti vieift had. not «wdy attraction*for him IlaaltiiB' ..T% : . ' M^f%L but it VONJOl. r 1 1 e : «P» «>ey will ^W^tt'^dntetf.jMUInble i£ he , . DLCVI 7: V t'-!W3Uiil? S^s£ feSfflS? ^- '"'' '?*!; ^? iP»J} »J** %^WL^ Jieep thought he had B if the copfldencfe of the pe<4pl» M¦ w or lfiuqMtll 9W :; Mr. J. ii wili •innI and t Will Urn* 4 •f^ijSBWl'-/^ ' I^iff^^^f^" ^i 'H r. Ct*iff havlnb i-peiir«dfot ti»i* bWn m$w io the seiiohd , -1T ie folloi Injr end&vtafo^etm ir 'SSS^^SSxSS.- ^f& ^W'Vif ^tito'tobji -I ¦ fcipledge 'wit] ouv ,ftou«r«^lJi>» - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ .;¦ ¦ o^ ¦ *'« www «n F J 'I :.¦ > i , . 1 ;^maa-\rx r 'jfM\x'Va ¦: ;¦ ¦', - - -. ' iBrBteff Kir ritji^f j '¦ iW j/ ¦ : ?;¦ - ¦ ; ¦ ^¦ j iiWS iW il 1 ' • ; • - r I I Vfe>#i^ Mi'jis f^i ¦ B IWwIiM ssakaaUxM iHlskl k %\Mm i slil^latte ll^^itMjtl .M|Wcfdeli9^&n,d'^;iM.;.|4;;t-. J^^^#.*betWi#M;ttfe^l Uf^«« iBjitaKOlts W 'UmeKde -:upO>> irsons-bad Uta : »: - i ' : !" ' r J^M^MRhj^fefrK 3JeliH^5SfF^ diSJranohSed the 3rd aisle, : S«< 3d: - -j> - : j. ii: '. -.;• . |!Kq : l- [ Ho»- 1 ^ j^ia teiyAUy;dw^rent£*ay, uite ^wqtiout the I the gecTaona. THe'Q ^nW Cpuqcu thustlRSke pfnoiik a'lhnug objfeendt to ^heni. -ZThe'que s* ^hornMLVV iQeorgeVstreet-fiole) nultJ - ^rf3*l ?23iiJiiS^« ! • j two if te s'ipt the y^a« yf witikiMibak CtitnW ^pnTy as; brought,'befwe Judge Adar,ilB.- fldJj. icu; i.biils,! 2». ber/istoiae;!¦ ? :pi9rlb.;' :-! - :; :j ¦ ¦!¦:¦ A ttviy t tke one rate wyable ^ injoieMea.f, - fR prounltedW giVe.'hl^kiflcfsiSn «n;thB:point/as t»tt6rj8ij«i f .j,;^ i - - i f^ .; iwould aik^ypu U : ' 1 mi iy.; tor-1 ' John ¦VYylByl • Michae [-atteet—Adult coffins , i , ja&k*jwp^ion. for the .Jf a-i * ^FP^r-rPi^/ make on» r«|t* iovw.hetheKthe moiety •toouWibe paid on the J ugndinOf: 'P*tien&: at tb«T^t^otbtiar,Jib*. tha w| c le firiftnoial yfear, whicjS begins Ohithei lst!of:January,aVapie fcrly diit6.r:Th6warrant 6s. ea9h; medlujn; d*:, Ss- Bach ; M.infant*jr ;>' do-.J pi I 31s . of Jarch, and colle it the l8.' -9di each ' 3 \&' ^i: W.JWL\i f .. ! sPWi'TvP^e.^fohwy cojnVfiyifij^jifi |,;iri: 1 ii flame in 'iqual.' ^in-Iiimerichrwaanot, given outUntil after the jiectioui |xcept through} Paijsage. GOLD MEDAL at ifHE : ^QUESTION AlJGUEi).^ ¦ ??e JaiMji»j^. A . '!Mf [:^\- \^.^c atliw iST . ! CoMider&itt.tbe :i>reseijt unianiUry teotdition i ' : ¦¦ "' also quc ted Articles ft and ¦IS'ioiMh.e Order «f • :isBi»,H6nox--Thatjaltersthe- ^asejA erer. . . ¦ ?- . year's sweeping, of the. Workhouse; Ch|mnw», ^ ¦¦* : :: i; '" ¦' : : ' ¦ ¦ ; j !! j 1^; - : - .j - . i l/'-^lp "!-: lhe .ant - i ' 4 ¦ * h?$5«W 1ar re- animouBW:-? v ! j^" ceiits the aoUecto^ book«| ;a That this bria^d herebjhipprove |EHttgvB AND W s L 190, each; His Honor—He h^d jstibnglcase, because HIS;! HONO^ Mj&l- j <| Kip butts, Is. 4Jd. perilb;j Ibwib; Is. !8d. each ; of the apbointmentl of rDr. G, i F. Stephfnsori an&wien-these-were.fetubrned.-td ^ retain them; the jwarrant* "were riot jgiyen loul.^ | . : ' lh. 2d, as port' issuing . resh b^oks^aa rtouired. [Way h^mp, . ; per lb.t patent do., 2s. 6d. rfedical officiBr of health, updeir the 1 ' The -SCowh , -Mr. Feely—Notuntil |Jier the 1st of Januairy 1 Cholera, Yellow EWSPAPER--AN ¦ Councj '-T inade; one; rate-lor the j whole 1 per lb.i ¦Russian b.airs,lji.-6d. per ounce; iron Fever, and! Plague iOirder oi • EXPIA- JfiTION , year/ —in ia^l it:was the ; 'SSth of Mix when the ^e Local [Government .; ¦ . ' : '\h \ ¦;: .;. Hi. . ending tie :31st 'of •MircH, 1900:|! ; . ' v : ¦ •' ' iee)8, 6a. 6d. per gros.8;.; i . I ; ; ' :• Boird/dated 13th! Nov. - -ib t^e 1 warfahtB were in the'hands of thercpllectora. . a896(! at a remuneraiion : ~ Mr. -! E^ely—That misippreheniilo^. sijrel IB of £fi 2s. for ieach day i ¦! ;i r~;tt;';i ? ; -MJf^^jCikrphyjr-Aiid y it not because ^; M-^ he may be engaged in Ke; mm^^mmm about the whole thinjr It was riot payable in - medibally examining li^i&ni On Saturday at half-past ' there is i differerif the 1 Parliamentary Voters' ' pay- His Honor—Besides in New-Boss the voters ing designs ' lists I for the ablo inl jthe same way. 1 The rate y?as etruck on ' on! list, John CoBtollo, Barronetrand-street;; Messrs-. , etc., of the amb'ulati'se whic the Jorough 1 ^ ¦ Vere the though objected to, and that guardians1 propose to UHl ! REASONS I0fe! THElfi of Waterfori. . : ' - the lOthSbf October, 1899. .' fi !: ' being;,Bp .i they had o " prima. facie " right to Coonari trnd Co., doi; W. P. Quinn, O'Connell- purchase for the; n-n- GflEAT tofeLAimF f ^ . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ y«y«£ce of patients, Mr.; Willia'iin ; A.' ipbbyn. Deputy' " •His Honor—How¦ ¦ did it come: to be. soJate ' : . .).; .•' •!¦ - ¦ ' ¦ ¦ street; John J. Breen¦ Georga's-street; Eliza- to the Fevor Hospiiil of Clerk . of as¦ ; ' ¦ ' - ¦ r ¦ remain pa. \ . •[; ' • , " ¦ ' that ?; I i . I ;. v - . : : . . ,- - , beth Ryan. ':¦ • ;. ! . ! ':¦ . -: ;¦ :- , . - • ; the Workhouse, and' stating that the board PE0AU3E—They Excel all qthers iu Value he Crown anid Peaejs, -was injattendance. • ' Mr. Feely—In Limerick they are jail on too. -: : ! - aid not si»e : ' ¦ Town! Clerk—There Svere. some iunavoidable His- Honor—Have; you anything more to WINE ANT> ; : any objection ; to the design; and- At 1jie sitting- of-file Court, |- ji ; : ' • " • aelays. I . j ^PORT WHISKEY. . ecommended the . Tho rate struck was for the period be- urge Mr. 1 Murphy P ; ! ; ; - • adoption of the suggestion BECAUSE;—They are the Piifectibn of Teas, Delicate in Flavour, acd Exquisite io r A. jMurphy, solicitor, said 'Jie had tweon thb 31st of. March, 1899, ^ ' ' i| John Egan and- Sons, B$rronBtrand-street— hat the vehicle Bhonld be lighted : ' ¦ ¦ - ; ¦ ¦ ^ 'i^r and¦ ' the¦ Sl: st of i - Mr.; Murphy—No, your, Honor; \ ; froralnslde. , • ¦ Aroma, - ' ' > \ ' ' "' ; • ' ,!1000j 1 > :. 1 - . , . . .: ¦ ¦] ¦ ¦ ¦ Port wine, 21B, per dozen; (J; Bower . ;:;. -| ; een instructed to Appear on behalf of the March \ \ i His Honor—I' must¦ • say - you argued: the Iwhiskey; " j j ; Mr. Murphy—That delay may; have . some- and 8ons' five year old), 6s. per gallon. ' ',' 1 i BILIARY COLIC. • ; 2,702 Votere who , had been disfranchised by ¦ ¦ ¦ matter very--well, indeed,!! said to myself at ' ' ' ; thing td say. to the difficulty herp. ; , ;' ¦ ' < ) outset i j ' - ;suOAR -; ;.; •: • - : D P. Coghlan wrote stating BEOAUSR-In Boying LIPTONS TEAS you Buy DIJISCT from the GROWERS, i reason of non-payment of.rates JJhe; , that I .would listen; to you in , ,;/ , . <; E^C. ,] '- that he called on-or before His •' Honor—Supposing : the rat© was not ;courtesyi. I' ain, :hA ^ok the B^y ^: matter, however, waB surrounded with a con- 1 carefullv into-the matter.! : 4oap, £l Ss. Bd; .per, cwt.;- arrowroot, 6d.. peri , responsibility of procuring ¦ would still have siximontha to pay theirrates; :¦' 'Mr. Murphy—^I hone you will'kive the moal X he consultant him&elf; :; ; ¦ ; siderably amount o^jlegal difficulty; he (Mr.' Mr. Murphy—In lb!; wax candles, lB. 8d.'per lb.^ blue, 4d. per and : he -trusted the ¦; :; ' ' . . pursuance of the warrants; liberal interpretation you jean to' the rAct, and ; i^inrdians:would poyp£ Morriss's' v !| ; ;-;= , . j - ; . LIPTONS . .; - ! which Itpresume- ; Ib.j.jam, Srd. per Ib;; blackleaa, dd; per Ib:;; :¦ ¦ ¦• ' fee. ^^y^&vSi^i^i Murphy) would feel!:obK ged !il the . Revising : : were given to .the rate col- not aUcrw ihese-poor people to be disfranchised. " - ' ¦ T} ¦¦ : ¦ ' ' ' ! starch, £1 3s. per , ' ' TpANKS. .;; ? ectorc i • i - . ; . • :. . . :¦ i '¦¦¦ ' cwt. j blackfng, 2a. .-9d'. per : .. . - i I Barrister \voufd~be;'good enqugh 'to adjourn • Alderman V?.- Ward" as igeniorj Alderman of gross ; tea paper, per ream, '3s. :4d. ; . ¦; Mr.: THE "TEA the ' N in Mr. Ffeoly—Yes; on the 22nd of October. ) 1 .v; the Tower Ward, asked His Honor.to do what J l M. Forrestal.JMuHinaVatJ wrblle thank- ^FINES wdf RLJ) JPB(^jfp ^M^m the hearing of the^arguments these- cases _ His Bjonor—I will consider your argtrhent 7 John Wyley, Michael-str?et—loaf' sugar, 2s. i ing the guardians fdr'their kind ,; :he could; to prevent the , people fromi being 3d. per jtone; ' resolution of until Tuesday next, Tvhen either Mr; Strange Mr. iMurpliy, but I may tell youi that for the : ' ; ' > ' tallow Crown- 8oap,|"£21 per- sympathy passed at their meeting rbgreUing ' : ' ¦• ' ' 1 Btruek off the Bst. .- 1 {ton : wax candles/ 4s. 9d. per. dozen : ib». ; tis father' ¦ ; i :,:¦ ¦ ' ¦ or himself would appear and state the points presentil 'am against, you. At the-' same time, ' Mr,. Feely—Will-you:be satisfied if all tho : s death. ' 1 . ' • -:- - ! : ; ' [ / ** i ' -^ ¦ lny.minld is snuff , 4s. Id. per Ib. ' : ' . : '' i ' ' . :|' ^l. - J^SiM^'^M which: it was intended to raise. " ' / < ',' predijappsedi to] go along with you;: T.ow^r Ward electors are left on—(laughter.) i . LEAVE OF ABSENCE, . as far as II legally can!go;;but to- Further. : ;. \\ ¦ ¦ ' I John O'Connor, Johnstown—Porter Is. 8d. j The Revising Barrister said: - Aldennari Ward—I; will-J-{laughter.) j per dozen.. ; . , - . ;- , ; ' ¦ ; : ; • ' ,- j Miss M. Pheftn, prpbalioner in- th,e . hospi- the queation was . Mr. Murphy—I i am sure of thaW your Honor); . Mr. , Dobbyri—When they found jthey were , ;, NO HIGHER PRICE. ; Jin and I ! Wm. Fitzpatrick, Blackfriars—Sherry, 21s. tal apphed.for onei week's leaye of absence, /C1 i NO HIGHER PfilCE. important one, aid he had much pleasure am also sure that Mr. Feely has rio wikh t , 't ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ! | '" ¦ ¦ Btrack off why didn they claim agalnf per dozen. ' ' ... , ,.:: , , ' . which was granted, i in acceding to Mr. Murphy's Request, j. . _ to disfranchise 2,700 pebple. - •! , ; , ;j . The Court then adjourned, and it was under- " . . . : ' ' ' ' ¦ . . Mr. c ' ; ' ; : ; SANCTIONED.: - . - i Thejmatle r f F^ely—Indeed I'do not! It gives ine ai stood His Honor will I give his; decision on ! . THE ADVERTI^INis. j \ , . . j accordingly itarids/ adjourned great detil of extra-work; which I don' •¦ ' ' ¦ until jTuesday morriing, at i half-past i eleven t look for -Thursday;next. ' :! . j ' : j I The Assistant'Clerk -eaid that last;year sbc I Thd Local Government Board sanctioned .. ; ' ALSO at all.. J J I; may tell your Honor 'that 'we adop-^" ! (jho payment of £6 to Mr. MCfl,| PDEE AND ; JRAttEANT TEA < : o'clock. ! ; : ;i i ¦ ¦ . local papers got the advertising at a, uniform Patrick Phelan, for j ted a scheme which wa3 approved of by the , Mr. Hyancinth Plunkett, B.L' ¦price of £5 IO3;; : taking and valuing fetock of the : ¦ .TheiCourt shortlr afterwards •adjourned. Government' ., held ah each.; There were only. four provisions in ¦ : ¦ l ' - ATl ¦ ' ¦ : Local Board, • and ; under 'that evening «Htirig on Tuesday for the purpose of tiendeis received now, Mz.: from the:" Water- . the workhouse for the half year ended 31st - i - I ¦ scheme livefgqllected the of • ; p * ' ¦ rate in two moieties. hearing ^claimants desirous having their ford ' News," " Standard," . " Chronicle;'! and mst. . ; ;!¦!' . ; On Tuesday, at the: city side Mr, Murphy—It would be important ' to- see ' ¦' ¦ of the CdCourt- " ¦ names included in the , Franchise LiBt. : " Munster Express." The,"jStar;i and "Citizen" i f- " : : . RESOLUTION. . - ¦ hpuse/ Hyacinth Pluokett, Esq., B.L.JBevis- the sch'eme. . i j .. . i . . . ! : : A- ::¦ : |. . His Honor intimated Mr. W> . iDobbyn;jDeputy. Clerk of the did not send in tendere. ' | V. !. i Mr. H. ' 1 1/2 and 1/6 M liig Barrister, resumed the revision of the City that he would inspect Crown and Peace, Mir. J|. J; Feely| Town! Clerk; ' I After some discussion ! i J. fiheehan , Clerk of the Ncnagh ¦; ' ] ¦ ' ¦ ¦ all tho documents it was decided to give ; Council Voters'Lists. i . ; . i ^ . !- ' ¦ bearinglon the question at , wrote, forwarding the following re- \ rij ¦ .• . : ;- -•- ; • - ¦ ¦ - ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ ; . Mr. John Mackey. Clerk of the Union, and the the advertisements to the following papers:— ¦The following were 'in attendance :', Messrs. issue.' ; '. ^.-i , . . •)» . , rate collectors were in iattendance. : . "The Waterford ; solution adopted by them, , and requesting : ~1 ' Mr.1 Ifeely—I published ' News;' "Munster Express," that it woUld W. A. Doby-n, Lie puty Clerk of the Crown and ) the notice of the i- There was on,ly one perspn who appeared to "¦ Standard," "Citizen/"" 8tar" ond "Chronicle," ; be brought before the next meet- HIGHEST HONORS. Peace; James J. Feel : striking of the rate in conformity with the ing of thq board, with a view y, Town Clerk j John sustain bis claim, -Mr.! Jerome'P. Connolly, dn the motion ,of Mr. Hyland; seconded by ¦ of having its ilackey. Clerk of -Waterford Union, and Rate schedufeL and the rate was payable on the " ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦- i ¦ UUJBUI, uurnea OUI:-J- .. ;- -. ; of Catherine-street, and haying heard evidence Mr. Flynn. . \ , . - i ; : .; . ¦ ¦ ' Collectors Barron, Clampett and' M. E] Fitz- day of stich publication. And really there is His Honor disallowed the claim. Mr. Con- . Resolved—That as the prosperity and wel- gerald) no goind between that;I ' j. : . BOOKS ; AND j FOR, MS,! ETC. i : U PTONS COFFEE AND COCOA Shortly after the- Court sat, hisJHonor' ¦ ¦ the Act¦ of Parliament nolly : being'unable! to iihow thdt he was in fare of the country tdepended to a great ex- ' says so. anyhow. .:¦ . < I ¦ ¦:' -. -i : The Assistant . WEEK AWARDED. T IHE intimated that he wou}d like to have Alderman ; i occupation before the 20th. - of July. I Clerk intimated that ; three ; tent on the tenant farmers becoming owners, w ard present in Court Mr. Murphy—I cannot go behind that : at ttndersihad been.receiyed for the supplying of of promoting this laudable object , and a Conatabje was ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' j the Council despatched to the Town Hall {where Mrj all. It j ;¦ -- ' j : -. . ' . the above—one from a local firm, and- the other communicate with the various owners GRAND PRIX Ward WEDNESDAY two from J of pro- (This is the HIGHEST HONOR obtainable) was engaged) with a 'message to that |effect. His Honor—A thing might be payable, 'arid Dublin.'I The tender of the local : perty in the districts and request them to .Later on, Mr. Ward, being then in Court; still it might not be overdue. '. ;: - .; ' firm was 153. or a £1 dearer than the others, i ! state whether they -(fould be.willing to sell to Mr. Mtirphy—Or not ' ¦ His Honor , sat again -this morning, the ; Alderman, His Honor, addressing Mr. Peely, said—I due; even. . ' Ward—J move 'that ¦the local firm : their tenants underitho Land Purchase' Act, LOVERS OF PEEFECT : COFFEE AND COCOA \ WILL FIND LIPTONS Mr. ¦ Feely—I can't see that ; if it is payable, officials above-mentioned being again present. pat the ;contract • ,; ; i ; ' , ' r ; ' ' UN mentioned to you and to Mr. i Dobbyn |at the ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' . : and if BO on what terms.," ; EQUALLED FOR EXCELLENCE. OF QUALITY | AND DELICATE FLAVOE. sitting;of;the Court you nre [entitled to get it paid.- ' ,' j Mr, Joseph Dickson, whp 13 one of the. 2,706 j Chairman—I5s.:or a £1 is not much of a ; The resolution wis marked " yesterday; that somebody ' ...... ¦ - read." i hid the courtesy to Bend me a newspaper on His Hbnor—You mavi pay it. ratepayers struck off , appeared td support hiB difference. ::. , ¦' . : ' The Board adjourned. Mr. Feelyr-It can be ' claim to the franchise. This gentleman ap- Saturday, and . that paper contained a: short is theenforced in this case. 1 Mr. Flyuh—The time ha3 come when local article; referring to the revision now , His . H^nor—That thing. : . . : Eeare to have taken ihe right course. When Lrms should be supported in; such cases, and LIPTON LTD, proceed- , e found Ihat his haineivas struck off;;by the , ing. And I; mentioned also that I was eur- Mr. Mackey—The warrant can¦ be enforced i beg to second Alderman Ward'B proposition, prisedjtb, see in it a:: tiventy-fpur hours after .-issue. ' . '¦ ; • ' : Town Clerk, he immediately lodged a claim that the loca ltender be accepted. -I FISHERY : INQIJIEY statemeht to the; effect - ! ¦ IN WATER TEA, COPPEE flND COCOA PLANTERS. CEYLON that I;had given anifntimation to Mr. .Fejely—Supposing a person who had not as an.inhabitant householder, and appeared ]The resolution. was passed unanimously. ' '. the' effect paid his!, ', to substantiate '! it this morning, when the ¦ ' that I- was favourably " disposed to consider rates was being sold out, it cannot !The Assistant'Clerk—The tender you hay!e : . fbRD.- j the cases of be contended that the collector, who is in the Court sat! : He gave- evidence of . occupation. accepted is from the " " I ! . any of the- persons whose houses eo in ¦ Waterford.¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ News LOCAL BRANCH i possessibn^of his warrant could not Mr. Mackey, in ' reply to His Honor, said QflBce. '! ¦ are nulled and . . : ¦ ¦ from ' the list, and who had I 1 i paid demand;| and obtain, payment of the -wh6le that Mr.^ Dickson's nome'was not entered upon ! their rates shortly after the 1st of-JulyJ You ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ' ¦ ¦ l The Dublin firms compeitirig were Messrs. 5ee rate. jl i , - ., . ; '¦ his division on the ! grounds of " rates not Thorn and Co. and : : [A sworn Fishery inquiry was held in the ; , - Now, I gave no such intimation, nor ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ~ ; ¦ Messrs.!Falconer. ; City 4 BROAD STREET; WATERFORD would I •HU Hbnor—Not without a warra'ht. ' :; paid." . I . . - - ' - -. ¦ This concluded the business. ! . . : Courthouse! by tho Rev. W. Spotteswood Green have been justified in giving anr euch : ; intimation, because : ; the franchise s the Mr. Feely—Under his ordinary 'warrant ho His Honor—You know that do:you ? ,(dhairman), and Mr. Cecil Roche. : creature could emcr and collect the -whole rate . Our Mr. Mackey—So I am informed by the Poor ' |A large number of; fishennen were present. of a statute, and I can only adm: nister 1 ' ; ; bed of Oilange Hooliganism, and with thfeir thj law so far: as my ! power lies collectors got their warrants on tho 22ndi 6f Bate collector. > I WATE03FORD UNION ; | Tho object of the 'inquiry was to hear evi- sweat mu$ie lulled the ' ; withi i that October,'! for the ' whole rate, and they could 1 Mr. Dobbyn—This is1 a very hard case. spirit of the untamed statute, pf. cannot go out side it; and no fcatter : dence in regard to the abolition: of the present ruffians there, into something like how levy .. for! that amount if a ratepayer's goods : His Honor—What I will do i3 this—it will i EDNESDAY law, whichjmakes fishing in. rivers in the day repose, th<^ sorry I might be jit the fact, j that tHrough W .. \ : . \\ people of iWaterford J am sure will pay theiP any. accident •were .about to sold off. Well, : if the whole! altogether depend upon whether the claimant time illegal; ' 8trong|Compldint has been made or mistake a person had been 1 ! ¦'¦ : ¦ By the Local Government Board fare up Ni)rth—single. . If they will guarantee disfranchised for non-jJaynient of rales rate was not payable, ho could hot do that. paid his rates or not; ! : \ iho meetiugiof .the . above body was held on iby the local fishermen of the damage done to —they, , or any ! Mr. Miirphy called for the production of the Mr. Dobbyn—But in a case where he claims Wednesday, - ' ' the street preaching syndicate—to other possible reason, still I amipowerless in to Mr David Hyland presiding, and the herring fishery by the heavy fishing boat3 ; for Ireland. : produce a; converted big-drum Lurgan the : matter general ^arrant issued the collectors. have you jnot more discretion? I the other members present were—Messrs. P. of the Arklow fishermen, who say- that their . rowdy when confronted with the terms in ' VVaterfprd, I will gurantee them*-a *esti- of ;;the; statute . The ira3 W28 subsequently produced by Mr. JU. . ; His Honor—Certainly j and I may say that Grant, J. Ennett, Maddock ,; Murphy, Dono- :Sshing in the day had tlie effect oi driving the To tlio Ovrncrs ond Occupiers for tho tl(ne belog . [reason I mentioned it Fitzgerald, ' ¦ ¦ ' mcmial , or, if Measeiurs. the preacher*, are 'O : you 'yesterday, and jthe reason; why I do so and:handad|to tiie Court. . yesterdayj thai while I was listening, to Mr. Von, A. Irish, P. Irish,. Aid. .Ward, J. Moore, ;fish out tojsea. i . j : : of H&nnfnciorles of ^lorgB^l^e or llsrKarlue- . Mr. Feely pointed out that.in the warrant Murphysj ably argued case, I was under the J Vereker : able to firid a man of their own heart in the now is; that;! have bqen given tb .understand . H. D. Fisher, A. Currani, Jj Dun- \ Mr. Evans Boyd, ioolicitbr, New Ross, ap- Cheesnla Ireland ; to tliu O WOCTR and Occu- Shnnkhill|road, Belfast that a there 'wrts nothing about its being collected impression that the ratepayers who had been phy, Dollard, M. (Walsh, ForristcO. Kelly, peared on behalf of the Arklow; fishermen, ' , who hasn't a kidney gentleman is to argue the whole in estion who piers of Freml>ei whi-reln thB ; bn!>lns«H of a paving stqne in one pocket and an iron Wt before .md to-day, andl in .two moieties. ; 'Xhat was |under the scheme, struck o£f .the list, were claimants. I have Power, Yoang. < :• . • 1 !¦ :' ! j : ; ¦were in fayour of day fishing. ' also because ram told and it v.-jas ' 1 ' Wholesale Dealer Io Marganno or M^rearini'- in.the oth, er—ior the Papist cf couse—I will that representatives of the different! local only as a matter of convenience the since ascertained that such is nbt the case, Mr Kennedy, in the absence of Mr Mackey, iMr. D. Duniord, solicitor, appeared for the- Cbeesn is carried en ; to the ' Kevernl I»rt:l moiety was' BO vouch for them a subscription list lot the con- papere are , in Court jbst now. I may remark system adopted, and; 03 not to So you see, I am quite powerless in the matter, Clerk, and Mr. Reidy, Master of tho House, fiehermen of Pasaagej East. Cheekpoint, B ally- Authorities la Ireland, and all others wl,uin ' be ' preeaihg tlie.: ra^eoayeis for. the whole though I may not say as:much in my decision \yere in-attendance. . | ; . i ; ' version of tho heathen Irish of the .South ! that not having with lme a copy of the; paper ; ¦ : Hack and Duncannpn, in support¦ of nisht It may coDcsrn. ; to' which I allude amount!at thn oaa time. • j j ' : to-morroiy--.: - - ! • : ¦ : fishing only. . The laci of the matter is, Sir, that the'pre- , I doi.not remember its'mame, 1 . ! STATE OF THE HOUSE. . . j ; aid I don't.f/ant to blame • Mr. F|tzgeraid—-The warrant does not dis- Mr ; M.j F. Fitzgerald, rate- collector, now I jMr. W. 'H. Jone3 , Bccretary Fishery Conser- WIIEK.EA", by Section 0 of tho jrarfjarine sence of Istreet preachers in anv Sooth ; of ; one paper more than tinguisUiat nil asjto the manner in which the j The Clerk said the total healthy and sick ; 1SS7 (which catna Into operation on Ireland town at present , another, j; I have nothing to say to the gcntle- came into:court, and in reply to:His Honor, vators, was ako present. Act , io a menace to the jnan rate is U>:be collected. | ! j , ¦ said that-Mr. Dicksori had paid ihe first instal- remaining in the house at present -, was - 657 ; j Evidence v/v.s tho 1st day of January, lSSSl, provision Is uiiide public pcice. I say thr.t in all sincerity, tmi . • ¦ ' (looting at Alderman Ward) but tol thank 1 ! given by a number of tlie him for idoiag so, and if, Mr. Jllirjjhy—As Mr. Feely says it was for ment , of his rate before the 1st of July. In correspond ing period lasliyear, C79, showing local ilshc-naen that fishing in the day time wns for the Rejjlstrntion with the Loc^.1 Autho'ity of I trust that my word3 will be takcri heed'bt 1 would: not be right the collection of the v;holei rate that the war- ¦ a decrease of 22. There were remaining every Manufactory of Margarine b- ' tho3e or proper for me to 1st the statement toiwhich . fact, it WBB paid before March. - in the injurious to their interests, and would result (as de^oal by Responsible lor the maintenance ' ot 1 ; r :e go : ujicontradicted rants we je placed in the :harvds of the collector3. His Honor—Are you 6ure of that ? ; house last Saturday, 662 ; same period' last in eending out the herrings to sea, nnd| ulti- the said Act) In Ireland from tlir.e to tltnu in such good behaviour in this or any other city; or; . ? r ' , because people year ¦ : "mights otherwise readily say—" Tliereforp they were empowered to collect the Mr; Fitzgerald-pOh, yes; I .wouldn t state , G79 ; admitted during the week,-94 ; last mately in the destruction of the fishing in- manner tin We, the Local Government Board for town in Ireland. Apart altogether frqm , tho : Her* is a whole, but tlie-inethod of procedure actually ¦ ¦ year, 89; discharged, 93; last yenr, 85; died, Ireland inherent B-hich ' «entleman who is su^osed to make: His ad- so unless |it was a fact. ; ;- . 1. dustry in tho river. I Capt. .Coghlnn, J.P.; v.-a.s , may direct. Objection . people have to the judications-according adopteajjvas admittedly|dif£erent. They served ' His Hopor—Then I will allow -the claim. ! - 8W0RN. INQUIRY. ahicng3t the witnes'dea examined iu their be- AND WHEREAS, by Section 5 of tha. Sale oi blatont and unsolemn—for' the -want of! a: ¦ to. law, and yet'life says ' ' lie will take it on himscli to their dconand notes under a different system. ;, Mr Mackey asked ifor an expression .of ; The Looal Government Board wrote with h'alf. - . ; • Food nod Drugs Act, 1899, It 1» enacted that tlie better woird—character of the miserible^pro-^1 . ..,«« do a thinK'kvhich Hiq K{>nor said thjt one demand note which r " ' lie has .no . poii-er in the- world to do;" i"T!iat opinion from the Court; a3 to future procedure, reference to the resolution of , the Board of I 'ifr. Boyd on the, part of the Arklow men, provisions of the Mnrp-rlna. Act, 1SB7, n» amtnil^d ceedinga, ithero ig nothing in; Theae^io^aned * bad beds handed to him was dated in April, but : |: ' : ; ; i| . • ' by tbeaaiil Act of I33j)shall eitend Cs Margarine services to appeal to one solt spot hi! any- : is! my " reiJEbn ior; making this :statement, and ¦ ¦ ¦ ! . - OuardianB- of the 19th inst/ stating that'they produced evidence to prove that day fishing 1900. M - . : .': ¦ ' ' • . . ¦ ' , out that:I received ;a -copV. of the; paperl r : His Honor |said he -was; there to ;act, ond not had instructed their • inspector, Air. Lynch was the only fishing) which was remunerative Cheese. one s heart wno\2istens to or tntnesjea 'the ' Mr. Jlurphy—That is the difficulty in this : : ; : ¦ ¦ ¦ ' AND WHEREAS, by Section 7.(4) of tho said programme. It is.a farce upon, religionv-mot ¦miRht;not have knoi.Tn ¦ ' ¦¦ to give opinions.' j Btaunton,. to hold an inquiry ion bath : into to the Arklow men. I oi the article at all, . ¦ ¦ : ; ;¦ • ' ¦ ; ' ' ¦ "¦: ¦ and it .Tnight.ha.ye got copied into other pape case -J| ! f . ; - He :iilso mentioned that if, in the case of the the conduct of certain officials of tho work- ' Mr. Dunford summed np the evidence; and gale ol Food: nod Drag* Aetj J899, which c»me to preacH in the open.' but io do sol in !th«. . . .- s, His Honor— Ani the next! i8 dated in Novem- tinhappyn, ' - . '¦ ¦¦ '¦ and th'us madq it appear that I was so nncdn- ¦ ¦ ¦ 2,703 disfranchised pereons in the city, claims houso on the/ occasion, of tho admission of a contended that the; law should remain so Into operation on tho first day of Jauu^ry, 100", face of past events; and the con**- ¦ ¦ .;-; sider ber¦ ,- 1809.; __ . ; ; '¦/¦ - ; ' . - : had lodged, he would have- asked the to that night fishing only should, it inonactnd that tbe prorUiODaof tho said becduu quences which ensued>during the Hallpwet- ; ; " ., . • ,ate aas.;to indicate such line, faeen patient named Marj^Anne: Murphy : the be allowed. '' a of action : •Mr. Mtfrpliy—There ia no doubt that that ' ' ' • THE DISFRANCHISED Town Clerk to-prepare a list of such claimo, Workhouse H63pital on tho 3Jd inst. . ' Mr. i Tho Inspectors said they would take nil the 9 of the Marcsrlno Act, 18S7, relating to Itigln- Hpffe Campaign in Arklow, on Sundays, ed"306? ' • • ' ? I CITIZENS. was payable on the 1st- of January. : ,'' , .; ' ' Court; : and had he found that one-half the rates were Lynch Staunton would give due notice as . *o evidence into careful consideration, and give tratlon of Minnfftctorlcs shall extend to i ; . TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I desire to cut jthe . ¦ ' [His! Honor—I wiH hear you with 1 1 was approved disgreceful discussion was to take place; He \ County Council of every Admlnlatratlve County foregoing; rentarks 'hat , ' ¦ ;/ pleasure, Mr. F-eely—And that scherne 'clock tho adjourned slightest reflection upon those in th» cjty who .---',- but I'may. tell you ai once that, a3 you! know, of by the Local Government Board, and the • . On Saiurday at 12 o might say ho had spent 25 years doingibusi- : On the application cf Mr. Kenny, solicitor, and tho Tntfn Council of every Borough.: ' ; - 1 iiesg and never had an inquiry. • j. , ; a trarisieij of the ;iceiise; held by Margaret We tha said Locil iGorern, difler with .the majorife'oi the inhabitant u». <. . ,''.; nty powers iare definqd by statute. If you ire poor ratieiwas struck in October, 1899, and was meeting of the'Waterford Board of Guardians | ' A^D WriEBEA^', , " ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ : Mr. Murphy, was eimply ridiculquB O'Brien in respect of the Waterford Hotel/ order onder our Se»l besr- creed. It would,' pernaps, have bee'ri belter, - Vi- - able to ehowlme that my hands are not tied by payable! in-moieties. '¦¦ • | ' " • ' ¦' ' was held for the purpose of considering and j said if . ruent Board, did by an : ' 1 It was not to run , everything to the Local Government was granted to Join Duggan. ; ina date: the Slit day of Dtcomber, 1887, gife to allow these street preacners to " jtn^ their .-. - . v- vV WT that statute, I will be very glad to ¦ do -fwhat I His ^ionor- riayable, but collect- accepting tenders for the usual yearly supplies ' ; - ¦ ¦ " '¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' 1 Board,; to ask that body to help them to get ain gait." No- Public opinion, in vneyj;.ot , ;, •>.": can. ? L= . . - I : able, in!moietie3. ; . . . : of invoice, clothing and establishment re- ; ; ' SANITARY PROSECUTION. certain dirtc'Ions »a Io tho manner In which ' ¦ ¦ 6ut of little difficulties, which any :men com- : M»naf»ctoTlesof Margarine io Irtland should b* events da th» North, wjiere G»41»lic«t*fe ^ ;^/?.Us i-Mr: Mpfphy-rrOr whether upon! thd iii^er- Mr. Murphy—Yes; one moiety for each half quisites.] : . ! . ' • : Mr. J. J, . Harty TOS prosecuted by the Wa- . pjretation orthe statute you v;ill ' 1 ¦ ' ; ' ing in from a bog could settle. He thousht reghtered with the .Local Actborltles «s deflood concerhe< , the: nstural Ajccitemitt^of'-itKej^j-j--M^ say that tne year. I : ' ! '. , , | Alderman W. R. Ward, J.P;, -and subset terford Rural District Council for failing to coming e ections, and primarily th».nece*iity> , ¦:' >t second moiety of the poor rate j was not Day- doubt whatever that , , and any two inen irith ordinary intelligence could ' ' by the MldWargwIno Act, 1887. : HnA t His Honor—There is no quently Mr. D. Hyland ¦ y.C, presided eettle this matter between thjemselvcB. It comply with - an order directing him to carry the ;Local GoTern- tor peace| induces me to ask you tb^ive : ' , ;,t£ able on the: 1st of Jaiuary; and that being EO, the rateiwas due.1 To say that the rate was not the other: members present we;e :—Michael out somd necessajy improvements to hi3 NOW, THERE • ORE. We, ' , whether iyou: ivas ft disgraceful thine to- havo an inauirv ment Bt»ird fcr Ireland, do hereby rescind our prominence to a subject, which, under p^heT , - will nbt reinstate the . persons payable'until the demand note was served will Tlynn, John Caulfielbv John Dunphy, John house at Bummerhill. conditions might have been deemed^nwoitny r :.' ' ¦;'¦•. who have been struck off the voters list. If 1 you »ald Order of the Sl»t JJecember, 1887, and do l not hoju : water. You |migiht as well say Murphy |{Dunmore), Philip Gongh, D.V.C.; ¦ , gentlemon, :what day will : Mr. Archibald MdCoy, who appeared on be- ' ¦ of notice.j ;TIfe Corporation bt!rt-1iteif iQmtt-i»;' '/- '\ i;i^ you hold that the second moiety is not jJaya sle need not pay a shopkeeper Irom whom you had , : Richard Fitzgerald, Chairman—Now , said the case was ad- Order and Direct as follow* '.— ' John Fleming, P. Foskin you appoint for the sworn inquiry? , half of the Council Manu- past a I bye-law prohibiting ithese open-airas :- 1; '- on the- 1st of January, then the only qiiest on purchased: goodsI'untithe.presented you with H. L.; Ward, T.C. and John McCarthy. ; journed from' Ia3t sessions on tho grounds Article 1. -Every owoer or occupierof * and 1 Mr. llUrphy—It is -simply shameful ithat .'t I of parodies iupon true religious worship^ . ;.J- Ii submit, that; would arise v.'ill be that of his bill : A trader might not send in his bill Mr. Kennedy, Assistant ClerkJ attended in alleged by Mr. Harty that ho could not get factory of Margarine or toargarlne-Chetieor only '. , '¦ ¦ ' reinstatement i i : ' ¦ !] 1 was ever i suggested'to have it held, j . «ny premises, Wherein tbe business of » wholesale they hare not exercised that power it - . for sis months, ! or if he thought you were the unavoidable absence of the Clerk, Mr, permission from the owner of the adjoining remains for the Press to step in with a word . '•: ,? ' I His, Honor—Where is th& use of going i ito a good c astomeV, for twelve i Mr. Maddock did not agree "with Mr Mur- work; dealer la Margarine or M»rgarlne-Cbee*eIs carried ¦ likely i> becomej John Mapkey, and Mr! William Reidy, Master, ' inquiry fvas as; ihou60 (Mr. ! Farrell) to carry out the >io to of warning-.- " : \ ¦ ¦ ;• -. Hie question of the collection of jnioieties. months! ' But if you died, In the ineantime.iit present, , '¦/¦ ¦ ; ¦ phy. He thought a sworn1 Mr. Farrell had since written to Mr. Harty on In Ireland^ iball nuke appllcatloo the ¦ ' • your wps alsoj j ' . much due to the' officials concerned as- to any. ; Apologising-for trespassing so far Upon your . :, Sjipposirig the second moiety wa3 not payable, ,to be contended th^t legal repre- " ¦ ¦ ¦ proper Local A .thority fat a Certificate of BegU- * is not • ¦ ¦ ' • to the effect that ho had no; objection to the ; " ; , ¦ one else. • - I ' tratlon nndtr ihe said Margarine Act, 1887, *od space, acd'thanking you in antlolpitionj,—I¦ . . Hs you say; are you in a position to snow thai sentatives v/ero not. responsible for the debt ; LATE;TENDERS. ' 1 work being proceeded with, and that his own am, Mr. [Editor, your, etc., ¦ :¦¦ ' r;" ' ' • ': '¦; ' the first moiety wa3 paid? ' ¦ : ¦ !l • i trader not entitled to come ; ; j : ] ! Mr. Fisher asked'il Wednesday! after the : the said Ssla of Food and l)ro«s Act, 1899. sbatt, . . » '. ?., 1 or thai] th* w4s On the assembling of the Board, meeting pf the board, would be Bui table? ^ premises would no|t be injured thereby. S. Mr. iMurphy—Of couree I will have, to ;as -forward! and make goo|i hty claim In the pre- 's representative (Mr. Briscoe) In his application , state the following particular* ; TOLERANCE ^ND'WSAC ? ¦ ¦ ' - ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' jBaid there were some i: Mr. Harty ^ eume that, j . . • . • !: sent inktance the ratepayers knew that i the The Assistant Clerk i ThejClerk said that this was meirelyito inr (•) lhe na ; : • - ; ' ¦ '¦ : nesday. ,' The samples, however, were laid on to attend might do ;so. , : •!¦' ' irefusing Mr. Hartyi permission to cary out the <4 the taxes was paid. , ; i] | ' the nfiwspapere .: ;! : \ . .1 . i:work. ¦ : : ¦ (b) The situation oi tne manniacwrjor pro- Oh yesj eseept as regards !G(X ¦ in the table, and. he asked would the Guardians i Mr. Murphy said he did not'see, the obiect: ! I . ; | Mri Feely-r Mr. Feely—And public notice waa given i; The cas, e was adjourned for a fortnight m nibes wberelo tbe bnilnew of » wh»le» who did;not pay even the firit inoietyi . ! June that all parties wh > did not pay : their accept them. ! 1 ' ' ' ¦ iof the guardians coming thejo atl all, when ' sale dealer In margarine or margarln* ' Mr; Flynn—It would.be ray idea to consider they could not settle this thing. They hod to: order to enable Mrf Horty to comply with the ¦ 801QMQN 8' 8P E irrACLE8 ; Mr. Murphy—I am not dealing .with ; thi rates before the 1st of July would be dag- . order, and if he did a nominal penalty would : cbeue la carried on. i - • Question!in:reference to the first moiety. : : , ¦ ; - those late tenders as well as Uid otliera. The appeal to the Local Government Board , for tho! «nd ' francbiBed¦ : . ] ,, I . ;. ! ' ¦ ¦ bo imposed for the| purpose ,of covering coats. (c) The Dams snA addiew, or name* t-.i9, ; ^' i His Honor Baid he> wa3 under the impresaio; Mr. ISIuipliy agaia itontpnded [that the rate more competition the: better. I will propose most trivial matters. ' • ¦ddresset, of tbe owner or owners, or 0,MiETi vAsaL *BTBxmlipTte in//. , .;; that these late tenders be entcrtjrined. ' Ma own day. : If the work was not proceeded with by that ihat in lheBe cases no portion of the rate wa was payable m moieties fbr each half year. ! Chairman—Let him fix . time the full penalty would be inflicted. , oocttpler or occupiers, earning on the ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ Mri Dunphy i seconded the"proposition, i Mr. , Fisher—I quite agree with you, Mr. ' ; ¦paid. I .1 i » \ I • His Honor—Sub-section|9 doesjnot ssy that. ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ; ; manufectore or bailneaaaa aforeaald. from UU Mott B«ra^i>r.O%sanr, Bi»kaf :' i. i : ! : : " / ¦¦'' ' .- !¦ ' ; : ¦ .' 8ergeant James | Hagan summoned Julia oT: -i Mrr Murphy—Oh,f no; andi that i» nowjth Mr. Murphy—Does it mean that if it isrnot which was passed. \ \ - : [ Chairman ; . . . | j Kvsry sneh application shall bo algn*4 by the : ; The following tenders being the loweBt were It was decided-to write to Mr.LyncK 8taun- iBrowne for drunkenness at the Main-street. '¦u Jp"1 ^& '4' ¦ thing-arises. Previous ta the . passing of th paid altogether. ; the ratepayers of watenord ¦ I Waterford. and person making tbe same or by someone ailing on i ' ^*~&^ - H^-M' ¦ ! accented !— : :¦ ". ! ¦: ton, requesting him to fix hisjown, day. : ;Tho defendant hajled from ¦ ¦ : ' local Goveniment Ad of 1893, the poor taX wouldIbe disfranchised? . ; i . . jshe was fined 2». 6d. and costs. ' . ¦ ¦' ¦:¦ hb behalf, > i • • ' . ..'• , ' - ' :, ¦was the 1st; 01 : - ' - ¦ ¦; struck and paid in one sum. Since tha Mr. jFeely—If it is not paid before . ' i . ; tiiiUlnJ-MU-. ' j , i I MDDICAt 8UB8TITUTE. i ; Jeremiah Coffey, for drunkennea at tho Articlf J.-If the application !• In d«i» form, •Act was jpasBed', it ip made compulsory on| th Margaret ;Ahern, ' Patrick-street—Shrouding ! Dr. Ford wroto stating that as the misapprei was fined 2s. 6d. A similar the Locsl Authority sball caase tbe manbfaciory strike a rat© in twc( sums- , course His Honor's ; jRallway Sqnare, County Councils to Mr. Murphy said that o? . calico, 2|d. per yard.i , : i . hension under which the board declined,to (penalty was imposed on him for a.like ononce or premises wherein the bodoeM of • whtooUsa le ;: . His Honor—Waitnhtil I get nty notebook, decision would turn upon tna quesuon as \a I pay his substitute for the fortnight's leave of tar- to your . Cornelius J. Sheehan and Sons, Dungarvan ion a subsequent occasion. ; " ! . dealer U Matftarlneor Mar^arlne-Chee** -iishj youlsee, io do^ credit ¦argumdnt! whether the second nloiety was p be paid on —White frieze, 2s. 6d. per yard ; grey frieze, 'absence hasibeen removed, he hoped the ! William TPowor. i a. bathine man, who de- ried on.lobo itglsteredby eateries in a Book, the arid 1 will take down the heads¦ of what !yo or beftire the 1st ¦ of Jianuiry¦ or not. He con- Is. 6d. per yard ; blue serge (30 inches wide), :iruardians would place him id the sajne P9Si4 clared he was an honest man and noyer dm particulars of tbe applfcuiOQ for ivgtitratloa. w> : ' • ' ! ¦ med}« , contend.! Now, go in. . j , f ' tended! not I - |: : „ ; l8. 7d. per yard; woollen rug3, £11 10s. per |tlon in this respect as (the¦ res:t of their !harm to: anyone, was aiked to pay Oi. for thereupon a Ortlflwie.' in th* Form A, or th« , your Honor j- .: admitted that such, practically, : ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : ; ¦ !' • ¦ ' ¦ > ' 1 i Mrl Murphy—Thanks Hisj]Hcmor ¦ ¦ doiv ., ; ; : I - . • : ' ' .! . . • ;cal ofBcer«.- ! . : '! . - . i - i : being intoxicated on the ,publlo street; Fofnl Cj *.*> ibe rase nkay requlr*, set forth in to* . kiik. fe^JJa^^i Wmk i. HiB Honor—First of all I bay* entered- was the:whole question. , . [ . i . < James Hearhe and Co., The Quay—Black i Mr. Maddock said that when Dr. Ford was charged with dninkeu- gchsdnl* hereto, shall be tanned by toe Local cuilectors take ! James Cbstigan was ":Mr. Murphy, ; solicitor,. on jbehalf of thoE Mr. iMurphy—And could the and rwbite thread, Is. llfel. per ib.; worsted 'asked the question at the time of his election, i ness on !tbe .night of the 12th inst. at 6um- Aatbority to tho persoo ipplyIng for the MIB*. who paid the first moiety of poor Yafe be>o: legal proceedings ' . toil redover i^r-could they whether, lie would pay jhis aubstitute^ .or 'Viol ; and said oecnra In I IK aeite [on tnei 1st thread, , 1s. 5Jd. per;Ib. ; knitting cotton, 8Jd. 1 imerhill. ' The defbudant appeared Article a-^Wbere ]»ny cbsoft* the ist of ,- July conjenda ,that they -gtxghtj m xtnder ithoir warrant-r-an<^ 01 per lb. ;' brond tape; l.}d.; per doz. yards; nar- he stated he would, except in case of absenci ;ho was not far from his own door. He was per*oijscarr jlog on tbe manutacturoor ttaalaeee I listj tecond . , ¦ ¦ t/» h.ivA been excluded from the J January for, the nbxppaypient of the row, tape. }&. p«r doi. yards; ihlrtiDK calico, i throUgh illnessl Drj ' O'8ullivnn and -Dr. a half-a-crown. : : ¦ ' M afortiwid, written iotloe thereof shall btxlna I Ihe ground that the eedon , I fined . . ' i: Mr. Murphy—On " 3d. per jyardI; twilled apieting calico, 8 16-18d. i O'Sulfivan and Dr. FoTd had both promlsi/l Michael Byan.j against whom - there were by the owner or occuplerot to* manufactory0* I moiety was -not payable on th© 1st of Jamiar; His Hdndr—I don'i see:why they could iiot. substitutes; : . | i ¦ was : per yard; lining calics,;2Jd- per yard ; linen j to pay their; ¦ i i i two charges" of dninkenneBs preferred, other premises to the Local Author*ty.,a«(di the 1 :¦ Hb Honor—Whed doAa yoa contend/thes seion I thipfc the moment!they got their warrants, 1 , , Is. l)d. r Fisher-^Oh. no.i;. ' ' ! ¦ ¦ oj «ak»»8 , ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ - ¦ Woofsoj !lOld. per yard:'blue flannel ! fi , , . : ! ; fined. Is. in each iase. . R*gUurshall tbereopon be amendedj moiety was payabl^ I underatapd. it 1 70 they y ere empowered to recover. : . " . per yard - white flannel, 101d. per yard; ticken, i Mr. M. Dunphy thoaght if a \ y ttof -, wanted therein tbe requisite altrmtUrp,awl an tn*f*a«--1 contendflhat thoseSwho paid the.first-. mow Mr. Murphy—You mean to collect the entire ' should.pay his sutjsiitulP 1 . ; DIBORDEELT- ' ]} ' : ; : 5|4. per yarf ; linen - check; J4d. per yard ; holiday* he j meat shall be made by tbe Local Authority oa.U>»J of their 'poor rates (before the 1st of JulyJ a: rate? |\- : , : . i , ' . - ; ' grass bleached calico, 3|d. per yard ; blankets, Mr. Ennett—Both doctoro cauie in lierejnnq named Keane and Coffey wore with the Form Hj or th«; (the seCona moie ¦ Two mon ¦ Certificate in accprdsne* all right; b'ecause, you say, ; His 'Honor—It might bb so; bnt unUl I'aee 10a. 5Jd.' per pair; : blankets (single), 5s. 3d. saidsola meythey wwouldpuia pay ., theiruieir DjbUUII ' LUiu'iirsIU » , •!; ; summoned for being: drunlt and -disorderly 'For» the c«se mil. rtqulrr, set forth. Io •!*• lsti of Jarluary. ;¦ 1>. a* i ! was.not !payable before the the scheme T1 cannon sayisayj . . . ..;.,,.. per pair; woollen tugs, !6s. lid. each ; email Tho Cliairmon thqught th»j»y- by fighting with each other. The defendants nid>cheiipie. ." . •: i -:". , j ' " Mr. Miuphy-i-Until after the 1st of |Jan^ar; . , » ' ¦ ¦ : '/• 1 ¦ , Mr.li Murphy—Because,! if so, it would be v.-oblleii shawls, per doz., 103. lOJd.; large Sngidoctors' substitutes 'vas ttta oiv4aUoq His Honor-rOn Jvhat date after? ; i I mu sup-section:9. To my mind gelher, especially wheu n, *li-m.ur v5ow ? . You cannotUay jit ¦ '¦ - . Sealed i»lth onr 8eal tnUj^lxteenth 0*1 ot . lhit that: it was!not payable. The scheme Apron r : Michael Brien [ was summoned by, Acting- Our i>M neverpayablej J ' " I- - 'i. " - .• '• '•;•: ' '• : i - . ' p ; : ¦ ' . ^ thpre ? w;i* an nnlicenscd dog. Jaonary, In tbe Ye»r o^ OM liaoMttf ' • prevents] that. ; . .! .-: j ;- ] , : - . ; ' ; :; ; O'DyrneV t^'»(itut;i. \x\ if \y< *:. Sergeant Foley 'fyr. h,a^ng ¦: • " il r. Murphyr-I submit it ka» onW pay,ab : iHABDWABE . ETC \, '-rtcvldj-ikt .ir*?t!. : and costs and or- Klee . Hnndnrd,;, 'f .. ;, j < ; . . ; . .!. :,, - \ i ¦ l! t ile the lecheme I will . iEO^iioNC^EBY r no ;ro«HI Vny they payj ««*:j The accused wa«i fined la. .! ¦ !- on the day lupqn which the Town Clerk haadi Hi» Honor—When ¦ ' '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦> ¦ .t [ ¦ - ¦:¦¦ ¦ ^- -(8toetfk r ';' !- i;:^£ iv:^r':;: i-KSwsTSiliK^^T opinion. ¦ . - Itobt. i Poble and iCb.t .'Michael-street, and C dered to Stake otit a Hdewo. ; . . .: Y ¦ ¦ { ¦ ¦ : . Ji} -ii ' •JVc ireceipt books to the. collectors to; cojle be better, able to form an * - Pord; iand Dr.jj Y: ' }. r -Hl Ai^pBlM ! , effect at all to the Lady Lane-rBIacklead.bruBhesl Is. M: a dots.; vk. Middock snld ihntj Dr. : • tjCENCEp. i : ;- toe !sec6nd nioietyj Perhapa¦ Mr. P|ecly a Mrillurphy-i-If yoli give Utan had ceiled fat I b* booid tadiP»oji , . . 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1 ¦ ¦ ¦ • • ¦! |i 1 h no SISTERS OF GHAEITY gritefully PRIVATE iKESIDENCE- THE ¦ ¦ FOB tURE OF ood dl IMMENSE ! VARIETY i OE NEW MBBIALS acknowledge " the following donations, : '¦¦ ' " • ¦ ¦¦: ¦; received at the Annual jiCollectio'n, Suhdsy, EX' ¦ ¦ ' ' . . ¦¦ •: SB GladBtone- ' ' ' ' Nolan, Patrick-street ; MI Kelly, ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ; ; ' •-— ~ :• Barranstrand- ¦ : - !¦ . ; ¦. -¦ . , street- Messrs. Purcell & C6., '¦¦• :¦ street; W. Walsh and Sons, Sylvester Phelan, Duration of Treatment— ', James iCnox, J Tucker, |W. JBishop. T. Kelly, - P< Quay Joseph Stephenson; D. ! Keof?h, -|J. ; THEEE! WEEKS ONLY; 4.L ce I ALL DEPARTMENTS. - ' • ' ¦! i ¦ ' i ¦ KeUy Adelphi Hotel; Gallwey and . Sons, - . , - > : : i Hj i: Sal James 'Hearne-f-£l each.! I: " i " j ¦' Satisfactory Medical and Clerical nro Pas Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Murray, Messrs. iv. ' ,. JReferences. ¦ > \ Howard, E. Fielding, K' Costelloe, Ji Brett, ; X. Po-wer, Quay ; JainesiHanley, ¦ J. A Eyan, ; ' Term and all informationfurnMedltythe- PECIA O'Bullivan-j-lOs. each.' W ! ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Dr. '¦ ' < ¦¦ ' ' ' ' ' : of this banquet has rarely, if ever, been wit- Mrs.iMcKenna, Thoraas-Btreet-, MrajMorris, - ' , j Secretary, \ . - . High-9treet;i Miss Barclay Miss Coona'ri .Miss nessed, i The enthusiasm, it' may be added, O'Brien, Messrs. . John Kiely, P, M. | Doyle, BSBASSE E0?AL, was not limited to the favoured tones, aa the ' HAGEY INSTITUTE, John Wakh. P. Flynnjj James O'Maara, |J» 1 Ut«t i WATEiFOED. population ] of Paris displayed it, too, in a Walsh, J. Deyereux, N 'Phelan; P. Power, 1 IEISH ASSOCIATED PEESS OFFICES IVWt ¦; \ ' truly remaikaWe manner with dempnitration High-street—5sj each. I I'.j l(i after demonstration. Miss Farrell, Quay—6^1 : j : \ DAWSON-STREET. DUBLIN, One hardly knows at Mrs/ Fitzgerald, Club' and a Friend-t3s. ' which the more to marvel, at the wnnderfnl ¦ (ln& M/O'i . . FOR TWO! NIQIITSl ; each. ! If. : I |:i | organisation which brought this hiott at Mayor* Mrs. Hogan, Mrs Doyle, Quay ; Mrs Hoare, Moto Oct. 1st and 2nd KILMACTHOMAS Actorr, tiennc MONDAT and TUESDAY, to Paris from the , most- remote corner* of Miss Power, Miss Doofkn, ! A Friend; Miss ¦ ; EACES, ' : France and kept them Groves, Miss iCarmichdfl, Messrs. W; Ken- ! (Under «I.B.A.:Eules) i j delighted for hours ueally, J. Gleison, Michael Ryan. Rl Noljan, TUESDAY, October 9th, ITDE8DAY NIGHT lander ths Patroasgs together, or at.the «kill with which : all the J. Whittle. MJ McCarthy/Quay; J. Molorjey, ! : 1900. . end Presenco of . culinary arrangements were conducted. The ' I p.m.—THE CUftRAGHMOUE PLATE of | J. Veale, J; Mloore . J. McGrath, Joseph S^ge, ; JOHN E. REDMOND, Esq., M.P. ! BUQ had not yet risen when whole legions oi W. Higgins, M. FlynnJIM. Gleeson, J. Sagi , IS Sova. ; Second Horse 2 eova oat of 8take. A Higli- Weight for Age Hnrdle Baco.¦ Tvro Milts. En- waiters;were putting the finishing touches to senr., M. Keede, J. SlatteryJ M. Flynh, ' ¦ ' . • street; Thorns Whittle, ; WY Kehoer-23. |Cd. trance Fes, 7«. 6d. . : the countless tables, and carving operations : " ¦ 1.45 p.m.—THE GLEN DB each. " - i |l i . " • I - ,' VALLE PLATE were, proceeding apace. There was» veritable of 20 Soys. ; (SecoDd Horep 2 SOTP Miss Power .Mossrs, J. i Egan, 8. Hickey, A , nnd Third Miss army of attendants, but 'not an} atom, ' : ¦!' »av. out of Vlats, A; Hondlcsp Hurdlo Face. 11 T IDA M()LES¥ORTfl'S of con- Priend—2s. each . ; j . . j Miles. Entrance ; ' ' . fusion withal. Everything was - , 10a. . , fn JU place in ST. JOHN'S. I i . . 2.80.—A. BA0£ FOR LOOiX COMPANY, ! ¦ HOESES.¦ ¦ En I good ,tirne, and the men ware standingat the > Very Rev. f. Fitzgerald, Adm.—£i. j trance, 28. 6d. ., ; ' ' : , i Under the directioa of Mr. MARK BLOW, poste assigned to> them waiting for the signal Mrs. Maher William-ptreet; Messra.'iHearne ¦ ¦ % ¦ , 18.18— "THE: KrLUACTHOMAS; !¦ " i . GBAKD IN| THE . j to begin. A correspondent «ay«:f-"Kothins and Cahill , John Ryan,]]W. J. Smith, P. Kiely, PKIZB of 20 SOTS. ; Second Horse S eovs, and hid ii • G. Nolan, Alderman Power—£1 eacli. ! Third 1 eov out of could exceed the promptitude and; attentions Stake. A Handicap Plot¦ B«o. ADVENTURE? OF LADY ; ¦Messrs. ' J. Illackey, I j J. FitzgeraldJ. , Qwen 7iFnrlorRa. , Entrance, 10s. ' oi the waiters. I have never w)ta^»sed better' Crontn, J.' H.JCurtis, R^ Morrisey, Dawaon 1, ; , i URSULA ; . :i ;; : a.O —THE SLAUN LATH PLATE of 5 8ove ; i , «r more intelligent service/evenat jfar.iimallne' J. Fanning—IOs. each. | : ' ¦ Second Horse , ^HTHOMT OPB sothor of the " PrUonw of ! l eov. ontof Plato. A Handicap IBT A H banquets. .Each dish was excalleot the* Mrs. Ahearne, John-street ; Mrs. Cheasty, Fist Race for Beaten Horses. 5 Furlongs , - Ze«da,". . | . : .^and '; G. and 140 ' Manor; 'Mn . Ryan, i Griange ; Messrs Yards. Entrance, 2s 6d. , : : : A« played for over.288 Nffthta »t ths Duke of wine» were good as well. "Plate* wereipeedtry- . Briscoe, W. Power, J. Kenny, M. Biirrowa , J. ; York's Xhestre, London. ; removed and replaced,' the only thing that WB Barry, P. Cashin, M. MtManus, T. Fjitzgibbon " ¦ ¦ Entries CIOBB nt 8 p.tn. on 7UE8DAY, £nd were ; expected to do by way of being' —5s. each. I I i ! . ! : .'helping j October, with the Hon. Sec ; Mr. R UAnrEt, from The DrcifM, Soeneiy and properties art «11 to keep our knivea and forka, as it |would hare; Mrs. Keanfi , Manortj ; Mrs. Quigiey, Mrs. ¦whom full particulars can t>a had on rfeprodactions pt ttaosa used durlDg ths McDonnell, llrs. Karr, Mrs. O Donohoe ; ODDlicatlon. exact been absolutely impossible to renew themwith; icon at ths Duke of York's Theatre, London. ¦ Messrs. M. Phelan, Mlanor ; P. Devereux, J. every course." . • ! . j. ' . " i- ' vj Phelan, -W. Barrow, PJ Hurley, M.i O'ReHly," Pit ' ' ' ' " Prlcss—Dress Circle, 3»; Stall", 2t; .Ui ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ T. Flemraing, H. J. Twigg, T. H. Mario*-, F. '!¦ ¦ ¦ ¦;. LOB Lad Gallery, 6d. , : ¦ ; — : Briscoe, M.I Fitzg' eralfli J: McMahonJ M. j \U\ ' STRADBALLY RACES, n ing pply i Doors open at 7.S0 ; eommeaee at 8. ; iruriicardi, T. Fitzgerdld—2s. each. 1 ON ; at Mrs. C»inpion's, Qn»y- THE death of Dr.' Hunter Maguirt, which;!0*j*$4f Messrs. D. Power. JJ Lynch, M: Clear, M. TUEBDAY 2nd OCTOBEE, WOO. ro reet | Booking : ¦ : ' Karly Admission to all Puts, «d extn curred at Bichmond,- in Virgina,;a few' ' Kih\-an,,M. Fitzgerald, M. Clancy, . i i Under LB.A. Rules; ' C3~ d*j» ^|' Keeffe, T. : »t 7 o'clock ' .' . , M. Butts—2s J each.' ' : ! . I . ago removes another ot the few aurvivoit wh^^i COMSTTTTEE AED SrewAEDs.! ¦ '-, . took the Confederate' ' I " ST. ! PA' 'RICK'S. I! ! part£p side in, ih%X)m&f it | ; Messrs. Thomas Foran) D.C. ; Matthew!Cummins War, whicH raged from 1661 to i&Mimffllit Very Rev.'T. Dowley Adm| ; Bev. W. Burke, John Cunningham, James Walsh, Michad Coffey : ' 1 the Northern and Southern Staiis-O*|S«|P C.C.-p£l -each. i i I - James Cummina, Edmoad Goagh, Jomes- 'WbeUn, U/0 ' ' Mdssrs. Wilshe- and Fielding—£2..' Thomas Walnh, T. J^EUejr, Patrick" t'8 Hot American Union. 8ince the dea)A( ¦ ¦ ¦ Kinvon¦ , Philip ECTURE : ;^p |^^ ' " ¦ ¦ . • CouTrrr <3ourt Judge Adams is a jewel ola M rs. Nolin, Geor,;e s-street; .Mrs.j W. Gough. . . ; ; tti- Dorsay Cnllen, of Bichmond, who jwa's ,- ¦ ¦ ; ' of Xnwi^at;^ Powe'r, .Barronstrand-^ :feet; Miss : Ahearne, Oryicuis . ' ¦ • : RIDAY Ei Judge. While othej: legal luminaries are direc^r General LongBtreetVDivi«i) n',."I>yi'' ;. Patrick-street); ilessri.; L. Egan ! iW. jFitz- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 ¦ . , Starter—Thomas Walsh. ; ' pazzling theif heads! over big law books arjd Jfagutre, who »cted-lntbe samej capacily¦* (<, > ;'. Patrick, Philip Mtirphy, David Grant, N. Clerk of Course—Michael !Coffey. ' ! : :' i I i ambiguous Acts oif Parliament, " Dick ", Bolder—£1 ebch. 1 i . : ; ! Judge, Hundicapper, GeneralStonewall Jackson' WvMion, ws# fl>»M' i and Clerk ot Scales—f. T. ¦Adama simply goes! and does what -he con- * Mrs. Hanly, ilichael-street; Mrs.iR. Hyan, Flnnagan, Sec. LK.1A., 8,| Upper • r. T most eminent snrgepn in Vjrglni«, an^hid AM ' Sadiville-¦etreot, >Irs'J Sullivan, BarroHstrand-3treet r Messrs; Ihiblin. ¦, : : ,. i • ¦ . : i*jder» the. right thijig to do. And it i» in»i in aidrtt» - | I very l^rge practice Bichmdnd| .ent H. Gramgert P. Wh-ttle, Thos. J?oley, H. Hon. get—T. J. Rfloy. : ' i irariably right. If not strict law it is stric^ Mernin, M. O'Brien—lt)3. each. i ; i 1 '¦ ¦ ' ' s. vironsi When Stonewall Jackson Was woonde* StakeiHulder—James Phelan. " ; !justice. ; His lateat decision, that on the Mrs. Hawel Mr3. F,urlong, George's-street; 5: i« in at thejBattle of ChancellorsviTle, upon May ij ¦S : iFranchise ,Question^ a good case point. 1 Mrsi Walsh, tephed-street; Messrs. U. J. Entries close on ERIDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER 1863. pr. Meguire amputatedhiateii ainv turn Breen, John Alyward, : , ! L. Hogg, J. H. W. alsh, with the Hon. Sec, Stradbally, County Wotaford. iln Ximeriok. iaa in Waterford^JWdLelseaiiere, xemoVed.the bullet whiah hat paid their rates. Thai : M«. Hprter-', Michhol-street—2s.i Cd. 1 12.30 carried to the rear, one oJ &• :'bf*rer»«t\iffi . p.m.—THE FARMERS' PLATE of 7 Son, i was due to the change* brought about by the; Messrs. IP. Walsh, Jasi Redmond, ji. Henne- of Trhich the Bccond horeo will receive stretcher on which he laV;w«Vkijled, ajii-ai : ' : ¦ 1 BOY. out of i Local Government Act. Nobody. :waa really berrj—2a.' eat h. 11 I M l stakes ; |a flit raca for horses that nei-ir wonarace, stretcher feU, predprWinV fM^ ' :¦ -; i T JINITY ITHOUT ;|- , the bona fid j , and the Act never contemplated dis-j ^ ^li : W . |; , property of farmers rrsident in the Poor to blame ground, and causing hinr'suoi iilehW *9 ^t Rev. M.jWalsh, C.C.;! Rev. G. Law Union of Kflmacthomao, and in their possession franrhiRintf anvbodtr because of the sudden on&' ¦ Measherj-lOs.¦ inoQ that a piteous gTOan—the an« ta wW^ each. . ' I I ' |h j ! ' ; for three months previous to the date of races.' Weight for . age—Three years bld^Ort 71bs ; fonr he iver gave utteran(»-^issueff4roin;hiii«i Mrs. Kirw: n , Mrs. [Power, Barrack-street ; , lCst 121bs ; He Misd Herjnel erry ; Messrs. Michael Britton, five, six and aged, list 31bs. i On» and a quarter miles. fell upon the stamp of a tr^r/wfcii&itnftPB Entrance. 2s fli ¦ .' . •; tlte right P. Konny;, K ng's Meadow : W. Powe r, Thos. j . .nd would ignore me surrounding circom him <^n side, uA brda0v o^O^m Bouike, P,. L irkia—5sU each. ! i. : 1.30 p.m.—THE STRADBALLY PLATE of £5 :es. Not «o Mr. Richard Adams, Q.C attack of pneumonia of which jeiAt ' (Open Handicap) ; second ydajri'laM^ Mis. Wall. Mrs. Combi. Mrs. W/ilsh • Al^srsl hono receives £ 1 out of loes not : see wby men entitled' to vote; he died. Bat for the diieaiVflf. b»$cattm J. aiid M. Gajule, N. cyulfielci , R. Gleeson, W. stakes. Distance about Two Miles over hurdles. DglO . " : ? Id be cut' off ) owing to< a miserabl ' Hally, W: ~B ildwih, IX i McRedmorid, Joseph Entranceiee, 2» 6d. -: !" ! under which be «ank, -1fwa» ih**piaf ai:, am Ryan,. - .Trios. • Phelan;,! i'W. i Whittle, Jweph : 2.30 pirn.—THE CXTRRAGHMORF. VT.A'rv. cf licality not provided against, unwittingly Dr. Maguire thai Stonewallj Ja tlaon^^ewOT Walker, Micl ael V.'alsh; Richard Grant, iJohn £15 ; seipond to receive: ^2 ; out of stakes. 'An Open le Act of Parliament. As the claimant have recovered from hU wounds.S TJ^;^5»«iCT Murphy, R. ieame—23i 6d. '., Handicap. Distance ! about 12J Miles, over hurdles. ' each | ¦ ' " ¦ lot at fault Mr: . Adams says : they mua giv^byDr- Maguire thft Messrs. ^Mi.shael- Phelan, C. . A. Ward. James Entrance fee, 7B 6A. ¦-. : ' ^ l^iifhtfA^M^ 8.30 p.k—THE W00DH0USE their votes. And • reason aad comoxli 8tor|ejirall Jack»on> life', wtij-ra ¦mpU( ^^ Deaj F. Hog; .n, Dari^lPower—2s. each. ! ; PLATE of £10 ; : ¦¦ " ' ; second horse ,to .receive £1 out of ) were ail on his side. ' We would lii« U writito' ;wh«A Foley- ,^; ;! - . ; DOMINICANS . " ; - ; . ' stakes. An Open ;thaV. sl^bie ti4« ' ¦ ¦ Weight for Age Hurdle Race Three years old, tie man who would question hiB ruling ii danntkesa Confederate^ Mrs. Oileirc—£1. | ; , ' ¦ ' M0Wi>§ & *ma ' 9st 71ba I fouryears, lOst 121hs ; five, six and fl"ed High Coiirte/ ,|•;.- ;. . ;. ' - : :; South Messrs.! LJ Slatterji W. Murphy, i john list 31bsi Penaltics-r-Winner . br Mr. Beretiord HopiJM.P., wuc^l Greene of any .race;since 1st , James Manrjix, J. Mahony. j 4ir- January, iieOO '.ptaalised tlb» ; of two or veUe4, at Bichniena on ^)ct<*e*' »>|M@H| mount—10s. each. j : . I i . more, Hlbs. ¦ NVinner of the 8tradbally Plate penalised an additional E . ADAMS, on Tuesday, decided th< was read out to the««»>n*I«.m M&Uji(im$ Mrs. Dowliy, Ferrsbank; Messrs.- Andrew Klbs, and winner of ihe ' hieo difScultv. Iwhich had arisen in Farriell, Purragmnore Plate excluded. th< 6ron^'^ea^t»; *any:'^^iiIS^M Jan: es Whitty, M. Kearney, iPaul Distance about Two Miles. Entrance Cau'lneld .]E. Walsh ,; MJ Hanly—5s.i eacli. ! fee, fisJ 4.30 p.m.—THE CONSOLATION PLATE of £3, Miss . Power, Glen j I Mrs. Colfirl; Messrs. for beaten hotses at the- 1 can Jo'se^pji Wals i, ; meeting. Catch weights. James! Mulrowny, Ja3. Barry, Entries to close at the scales. : Distance Thomas O'Tc ole. T. Bower, ¦ li Miles on th> Denis; Doolan, J. Flat. Entrancefee. 2s 6d * . 10 fall rate whjcft ja IKMT Huthhihspn, J. Normoyje, .j ¦ C. Hogan—2i.¦ 6d. eacH. . ' :l | ! . -[ r :. ! moieties, could hot abs • : MI i FAIK : 1901. A good deal of creditli due to t Messrs. : S. C> 'Brien, JS^.: Fitz<^>rald, James amii be lirfd in \h& TOTVN-i BfAL officials for j the e*U*factory \ ipannet H.-illy, M. Ba ley, Denni3 Dunlee, M. Keogh, CARBIQK ON which thi»! rates' crux has been dealt [yrii 31. I|am1—2a. 6d. eaeh'.| : : . M ' ' j : - - SUIR ; i Miss Power , Miss Barron, Mrs. Delalianty, >n Tuesday In various pther cities, including, we belies I ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ aiid Wednesd* Waterford, J)t>blin, ! iind BelfMt, nabw J. ¦ Hbgari—2s.¦ ' each. { ! . j ' ' ti<« ¦ - OCTOBER ¦ ' > il ¦ . ; . . i ! : ! i 2nd arid 3rd, ' . all persons who had not paid ; th> tiro mofeli aid of the Funds to liquidate ' fbej oi rai« M ot id*jp *i WM mmm'/« •] :¦ -m- :; : ' ' Gojm m %.&umim;.t< :^;: v. .i ;- ;^tEh"'\Vri ¦\f . .IUB4WS PAIjE I A . 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M ;: fc- ': ' ^ ' ' <'&!• ' ¦ «i -" Ho*.m»fttt!»-!QiiWl»i . ¦; . ;Vv aqial JfrajipiDS l'i|i^S^«W!. titf&j , 'f fW^My^ u lirinan,of Jr^'fty, tuider%hat;were;Teir ¦ ¦ ¦ •«¦« • ' " ¦ ? • •: - Vjv ¦ ^ ' cna Bon.i'wero ^o^wsjouoo".: i.; , :;i, . r, - . as B-D|AMN(> ' : .:;: • /-. ..f, • Pot TJ.iflntoneV: ;? -?/ ' -; "jroK . apgei ¦ ¦i ; : : ¦ m$mf w : ;^T il|jdfc6f; may| ^worJOTrf n|!- i^' ,'- in j cf i^fi^i'.^nikj|iJBM^ iV waa top^/;tHa|rth f) . - v f .! ' - k- ^ ;;;¦ *- V''^^7n^r *^ 77T ¦' ' - '¦' :- ', rf-: L : r- ¦' : * m Hgs weighing iVer 'to. 3qf. Mlh. a « i6fIfttlei it no ¦ ; . tfmmmmtj-ytold ip(|n,^c«na'apMwM,-•> tol£> "exiBtiopf coalition> of' iiiiosUial: Jwland,' ' )r 1 ' l ; ralda to! u» for bacorv anS Jt tai m fi'jOI, ll.be ' 1 : ' wa.pf i irignt '^ra;had^ a^VnjtbVire'lanjIj NE^t¦¦^te]£B9H4i:T ii\^P- i% W - •.v^fiyS^/yocw ^dTflndJnU un&to.t ;.«&« tu to Aira neeaifc- .BXistloBi. tottt ot W * jj{- Jdi.i»cUriijn|aJj ;.}> 'ineipkl.j ."of;;i. :!TecIif)ical: for the The peop ,¦ y^ry ato^oR^ek ayv.oj , subject w a very considerabler tdoc IQD In pri I J, ' d hopes Mat ll g^ future! ; -Ati*e vaiciesJlHl f'Wij^-Mnuuinfl^ui^jxKmtriet.Bajopin t¦ ¦; ( M -¦ ¦ ¦! " ' )-- A- -! < : : }¦ 'isv $ Btos iAgncnJftirali Society; cloa« iJBpi : ' ¦ ¦¦;¦' ' ' ¦ « f cm:tfa^ atppS ¦;. - ! , . Jf-iL. < .; y^S , ,; ;, ; ^cation: .thjiV' thi :pretic»i"; Ptaijy|;artc|-the; ' the New 'l;b^\:/ ^;i ' }. '-)l (» m*i ii *t0 :• |- -i.• . . j;. - . «d i« m\.; ' rV«ribIjMtf;^ja«Ia«*»r tf if lyf eo^*tgm^^ p;¦ their credit b< it ^a|d, loyally ec.ceptca ti|i ' gi purid ¦ ^l . ; The BEST available,lood tor pl« laipotaji oes; lpp^ent ifj jdeaii pntaide; tbe.^ofkBap 8.000 peoplepasseij frtbj thtf^exhibition Tfit " - ' ¦ '(¦ ; i '; 'i : - ' ' " " addresses. were git*Sto -«fl«Uw sdjufsv.: . 1? . N ,»uccei ». tbi iTplatouB;':. . • ; r |-V" -//v - -: i- !j " ' .V. I' ; -.- *" *arley meal Is perhapstheverybest ; Indian neal ^ njiprWise 'jai\d |iajne together, forgetful erf The Show itself was n ptowSunfeed '^ ¦ ' i M>'8tepb€D» ^oiTu«aji»i order to 'ooneolidate jthelt enUtest rtr-gj LOT OM ot .* young'bout ftr Jt&lO Th*buyi lisment has giyeii Iielind: an opportunity in , pteviius jshow ' the::cnnnty deRthii ol'ioBautcW banltruiptcy will MV«r benefit J f - by boiling, j In l oll i«a«i mUk ihould>li » be ' e*de»s: of Tiny mostm lnwr< t ) hm. ci«que'oa B»lsfolBan! , wbi»*reply, n* ' ; ' ¦¦:¦¦ rah initiative, ' litical Unity:;.trut;it wai not so with some oj exbib^Ww ^ra jrtigg from dUwkLocal^VernmeDt BUI OB from-»Home * FtJ iisuS^rt• t^p'W given, this is moat ;; ;), ' , and i localiies the chanfce of The machinery . '' v > V S ) *• Important ' . ived, wa» th^th«' s iiM*« SMMMliP > A' ' :\ . I '' . ' iileadilio mfmfiira bi' tha nartv. who &tti iequine'departnient several; haignlj EuloBULuiIoiah« t«prtj)»r»dtolobk aiWi; her own ' The veryjWOHST foods P«rh«i» »r« t«nlp« to arid in the ecojjnt ther»' Tbebo»« appearsto b»TebeeB,Tr»iIe^ototoirAmi , mangolds, ' !an6V jbrewiery] or dts;nretr umlng »ed 'KniEinals' Were $mi[ji-f !: The arrangement! inteteatljaiKlla dia to «ufiport4«i|elf,;not In traffiddeg. piiBjpfey. ' ' .' i ; , eiiowing.a; •jrret^neq-exanrpie tnose;wi : tiulttwfc Mr. witt * ea>Wj,' tbe. so-called borir fallowing.; Tb« ms every : pig fed op these tbat is klllad In bur were'SdmirW>i4; afld-'the; j^dtShg th* n uittfactuier: of-.Bngliu*. and \ Cohtmential unknown to the a factthat lebd naturallv' look tor thUmj.for light and 1 did theffe tlm town*, hot m, (he reft of the J>uy«rs, pteznlees.w'n be ascertainedtb be "snfatt ied'.' lea^in Waltei BishopnO^Waterford; p:oducat ¦e iB»piilon' to thi entire ' Nothing < . ' ! An|onite( hooie." transactioo. when cloven Into pldeijln' oar bant fog tense brk : underlntjg jindnstri^s, Need we point td;North Louth, to Cork pit as;»isual in a . «atisfacforyi0ianner. ; jTHew i* m icb. truih in what U.rtsted hm, kljtd QM happened'tej'u^ i disnet within;livin ,was,ilr; G. P. MalcomwMi, We tnew . hnadredi ¦ ¦BAWN 1 pf twopfice. . ' La Ii)W ' Mr.. Alfred Webb; as niemixr for; divi ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦:¦ ¦ ' ¦ Ini ituttoris and! dis^et flirai shing at the. nominal price the CUREUS. I :¦{¦ )- . • •• ¦;:): , .:¦:¦ ¦ iosthictiou W« are In rubste itial agreementwith the tubjoined ¦ anjoys ¦ ' ¦ ' ' of Hajevys that still, previout to bis original ' • ¦ opera, ¦ ¦ ¦! ' ¦ ¦: ¦ ¦ ' " is the only , selection few thought ¦ ¦ ¦ . . • ,. I ¦:. . . ; • . ¦ ¦ . i . WmarlU.i of: tha '.' \ intiitjbe . "Dall .;, by.b pen tb.jiuBpectlin by officats ap- Europe; and aa tbA boofc .lief ore y Independent and j Nation be . put j iii nomination,, That ' the ame througaut ra^eoaog. ths.mannir . he> hat- auot Commence, to, fatten y6ur plg i Jnjntedfaxely ^pbtited Debortrnent. <' i Tbe-.luatUconv vendetta has been, declared, and each slde is laj whioh-Mr. .Williani O'Brien repreM3ktin£tb« wishes of 'thfcelaoton i« ¦ ¦: 1» odadnoting bimself In itbe voviro»¦ dl»apj«»TC of .tha fl ' and fellow-couhtrymefl "!Kgh ftitte?%nfet ." He wia^ttjnj-j" p£' the Ljoo^m,' whith Mr. ', O'Brien is; DolaSai^o»B1^5S ^ f meal ; this ta most Important ; yox cannot fsJ ten of j^bom 8tx aie 'enumerated, snonld be catered ^ arid - LcT thee, my »ftug hter;'"eacy¦ !ol fhioh p^Bmng, . in ' ^^ ^«^' ? plga profitably without milk. : ;: •¦ • :• at home and abroad. - Things have come tci endeaToarinct to utnias that nrgftnisattoa f it. the ad- iS^^^ iifl ! ' fprj. ' i To accomplish: thl? one Technical i8 a;gem in- :its el ^^ /:- - ! |, jr. :; vanoematotlus ele . Senarated milk If not sterilised should be i ted | ,j such a pass now tbajvatrongmeasures must ba Mi( ctoral1 ilealgns. No morn uirpatribtlo The > selection,of. - Mr., John CulhnaM, Baashs, 8chpol " will b^: reqpired i»i ooiinty- ' action' ha» e*er been recorded to tb« disoredit of instead.' of Hz. perfectly fresh, there Is no dlflcultjy about to s v each; resorted to it the; country is not to slip back EOYALTY;AND8POBTJ i any Frank MaadviUe, for the Mpresenution ' ' ¦:¦¦ ' i ; ! modern politician than that of Mr. 'William O'Brirb in of,South Titperarv came thafa.mer baa a separator of bls c wn ;Veep the bor^ukb/' ' Thta : Tecbni*^1 jSehopl i may bo into the slough of Respond out of which:she ' I from , .'as a greatsurprise to those : ' We have : received : | the following ; deliberately .lighting ( anew the torch of discord and who hid not a peep behind thoioeaes.. Mr. CoUinana veiselsBcrayuIonsty clean. | " : i otilued for the pliirpo'se ofiiiis'ractidruin the H«A IbMn llftfld Onr npnnlft nroati now or (I-el Ik -a r> ¦ Ct«ntBl.uinnn Hmintv OlareC—"in Separated milk from the] Cresm iry Bhoak ba filngtag. IreUnd ond» again In to tb« freiay ofciril has been s prominent figure in irisU politics all Us life. ECiehqesa aderiymg Agticalture. . To ptimnlate itriJe. The «tt«mp. sterllfaied: THEBB. It esnnot 'be 190 atxonglj In- during -I ' ' ¦ '' ¦ " " ' Kl kenny in tha interests of the League. ' '' ' almo3tcertain to Inherit the bad y im- be lost—the good ,Vork wholly undone. There Ins, regimeni DUNQAEVAN.: , ; ' AN ANCIENHTADLT ' i . -¦ i . . ' mother and" when ! marketed' classify aa practieable sugg^tioi^ offered ; aa to (cfountry, played iPW^ijtor | : IHHHIUU ' ¦ is we know a very strong feeling on the part oi match agaiinst Carlos County.' at their - The: Southorn town " Vnflnlshed." Xhe MST I inlmalB, male: and ' distance o by the sonndmg sea hat of Utt I • ¦ sea the manner of co ordinating educational in. the;great majority of Irish Nationalists that ground, Tiny Park, a short corns npi to' more than usual DAT MA L. : femalej sboula pa selected foe breeding pnrp< , - ' If I recollect < prominencethis summer, eatbfae ory JstiMions. Theoreticil knowledge i«j|without some approach sWuld bo made; by the Carlow. The Carlow team, thanks to.tHe posseulon ol tha railiray ' . It U just 49 years since tho. Government first tho reanlte bay better and are more . fe* of I Messrs. C61gan, linobarinKcome ' ¦' ¦ ' queition. ua esseiitiial ocqonipapliient of bolns: compoaed into the , possession af.the GreatSouthern a&4 Western arranged fora Hay Mail from London to Waterford. ' every way. ! .. . i . . . : | j [ ¦ . cont-entious.partie&- ,that would lead to a com- ' : HI ll Grotran ana Boss. j.. Bailwayj Cdmpany who wisely fixed upon Dungarvan H MIIt . 1 practical edncation,. i It! will arouse; the tnon ground of action, - and thus ovoid thfe ^ ' ' , as tha point ul attraction . fcr peopls resident at.the dormant area of ambif.oa .yr tbe tradeamau's reirrettable and disgraceful scenes, too many THB|ST. JOHN;S PBIZE DKAW1NU. i I opposite LIBERAL BUT MODERATE. : : extf emities. if. ths Una The public who wished min^y und raise him from n compajrativel connectiott witlt to spent] ani Ini 18S1 tha Hon. Charles 'Ponaonby : ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' j y of which are being; unhappily, enacted io We are requested tojiitaW.in enjoyable holiday at the seaside on tummer defeated John {_ . ' j ¦•:. ' LIMITED. gold watch,m Francis Moguire, the Cork patriot : unthinking state to that of a rational being. parts of Ireland. The people are not to blamei. the drawing for the iasdspmej Snndays: were afforded every facility for idoinz' so. ¦ , for the representation \Vaterfbrd, October let, lOOtt |; i| ' Benpvation Fund, thai of Dungarvan by 78-' It will foster higher ideals of life improve tbe aid of the St. John © Uheap excuTsion teains.werenm at convenient hours, votes. The hbn. gentleman on , , They are inflamed by partisanshipwhere they the Ucket:: -purchased 'at thfe with th^ result returning thanks for his election wroto—Ouropponents standard of work tha liolder o! tha| the various trains wqe heavily , tnalia labour congenial, ani nuirht in hfi nnimnted bv feelincs of natriotic second nearest to that upon which the watott freighted, and tho good have bera fairly beaten, and tbe result has been the ' ; people of Duugarvanwere the jj«je. ', the ; way for better posU.iohs. : Should stops will be declared tho winner ; assuming, recipienta of largo quantities ef coin'of the realm which triumph - to your borough of liberal hut moderate fortun* opinions. : AUCTIONS, f #c these hopefal anticipations be realised Ireland of course, that no purchaser has been previously had beenJ disburBcd elsewhere or 1 perhaps . . EnniskOlen sold It r' T ye ri jLorf ' ' ate enough to hit upon: the exact second COOT left to rust at home. No fewer than to lht n! • ' * *V> ' : 1 1 ' ' ; r will have made a| decided advance on the rond 8,800 people were : j i . : SALE9 BY !:¦; •:: tained in the twelve 'hours. The competition landed by train at ihe Old Borough on Sunday bat to prosperity, the tide of pm'gratton will be em 10 ioiiow ¦ uniiciuie raLut^ indepen , KILKENNY. R.D.C. No. 2.. m^mm will be under the- supervision of an and ot tha^ number|full stemmed , y l;500 were from Wateiford THOMAS : WAI^H &[8OS , and our people's social condition dent ;Wateriord CommiJtee^ ; : ;; : ! alone. , Tramore otcourne suSered proportionately and The- monthly^ meeting of tha numbers of this 'materially improye|l.: | Wafcjrford has now a all the more Ditalble is that it has broueh will continue to> do jso unless a more generous tarifl Is Council (Waterford Union) iras held in tbe Board : ' ¦ : 'been ' I : ;- - ! ¦ ¦ ¦ , •!¦ ; 'I/! chance of assisting in ^hat advance, and those THE LIGHT THAT FAILED. - j . j established on the liUle line that connects tbe city with Eoom of tho Workhouse on Wednesday after the i ii! . . : . in busmen of .the Poor DURA.ND'8 PADD0CK8." WA.TEBFO !wh;a have studied the question, A citizen of standing has requested;usito Law Board had concluded. Under of Technical , which, presume the original, arrangement the meetings:of tha District SSJwSSSSSS'Sai' instruction await Wth deep interest the. action publish the following letter . ably, he has forwardedlto the manager, of tuo : Council were held on the lost Saturday in each month which will ba taken —At the OTJE KEPQJRTa., ! - : but recently at the instance of Mr. Michael Moher by the local committee. -Waterford Gas Company:—"Dear Sir. 1 , a AUCTION ¦At! iDongarran thero is tt three branch gasaber, Tke Nkws wasj the ;only papsr rcprtsanted at the major ity decidedto change the day to the last Wednesday IHE 8TODCTOEE ¦ : ' ¦ on Mojicay thB Mos^Eeveremd time of writing, OP ' :i ! : •; ; ;¦ : ; ::!, - of tho month. THE UffiET OF M Drl:Sheeban. on the occasion of the obehtne of (supplied in December, last wiyearth , anby your Kilrossenty Demonstration on Sunday, and our paper Tn»proposalwasmodeandcarried at the V DAIRY CQW8, HEIPEM; 1 WELL ! BP ED Ouner 3 ; Tnroai&j aa^ iv , nsrej anu uius uruig Companv^ieach branch fitted pean: was the; only Watefford time .with thb best inUntians, of course) but at the time ¦ a iiercy; House and Iddnstrial School at Dnn- journal to send a special BULL -1 6 : WELSH j PONIltS, HO B£E8, qpotumelv upon jas-noble a cause as ever c descent light, supposed to be lighting in the representative to Dungorvan for the great athletio it was agreed.too we ;ventured to point oot thot tbe garran, bit Lordsbipj nude ; some practical is being written.1 Blued contest between change woald necessarily be fraugn> with a- ¦: DONKEY, SOCIABLE CAB itb HABN1 8S, j nation ;was eneagfed in—its. own freedom from room in which this not Tipperory and Cork. good ¦ TBAPS, &a,, &o. , :•. - i , ' : remarks on this important subject. ' fie I said I started it'a gone out. The meter is turned on : ! ' deal of incorenlence.: The reason for objection was ;; V;|. an-alien and en; junjust rule?;.] We wish to I •«:« ««n¦ *««e«e4* I full, so is each cock in/.tho casaher. but to- en- I . . obvious. W« thought it sufficientthat , farmers. who thojt| tiiey were IJ 1| : avrdfe that some {time ago avoid personalitiia]ia8 far as possible in thfe ' BE S^LD BT AUCTION, in WONDAY. ' ' ' EUROPEAN FAME.;' • , came from a. distance without fes or: reward, and at TO an ifji.pt was paiised : for the proiqpHon of matter: but WA tannot refrain:from 8a.yintt considerable inconvenience let OCTOIIER. 1900 l(FAIR 'DA"J.j, itj 12 ! Ap 'opoi ol the|rc-csUbliahment of glass blowing and some.expense, had quite louses D UB enough to do to discharge their duties b,klt in ™ * r °* o'Jloaky ot " DURAND'S PADDOCKS," Bores ord writing taoie. ii ine?a?iB uu««'i in the city I we take 'tho following from th« ' NEWB as Poor Law theTundotibn m^ / of Guardians oa the board ^ ^ Strebt 1 , WATSHFOBD, by aireotioiis of! JE. H. Irelarir'. : The 'Gtoveroment has set aside ; a your Company, by each alleged consumer January; 17,; 185l[:—"We ' understand that , without being called upon to " the immediatel POWER, iEBq/ [who it giving 0^ Dairy;Fwmtngi the sum of money for ' your gas, because of. the fadtthat ope of yoi Waterford Glass Conipany is now manufacturing y enter upon the multitude of questionswhich ' thf workiog. of the Act. ¦ a new ^fe ' ¦ ¦ ¦ • : individu invariably arise in connection with' District Council followlnB atooi. viz : I;: . ;¦ - . • ' The sum Company's meter .Alleges that the and costly piece of workmanship for the great exhibition s^SasH^-' was not «s large as could be wisbed, that particular meter ; meeting. Tbe hardship would, as we have pointed out, 12 Prims Well-bred Dairy Oovia pn 3rd calf. ', : 1 on who3e premises Mi in London, i It is tojbe presumed that it will take first : ' ' ; but; sufficient, if: properly expejded lto confer .nO'Aripll ll tHdOUllllBlr BclllUUB BItli;e iUl. tfUJll innftfA^ Vi«« fiAnanni irnq: +,HAn- I. ftSK'VO: be parOnilitfIv felt in wintertime when 5n the darkness . 3 In-calf He«era. (j : \. ;; i : . Bedmond was called to the ChflirmariBhip o prize; for Vj^atnfbrd glass bxs European fame." : )¦ ' : gr«|tbenefits. economically ! ' and, perhaps, tbe inclemency, of a winter evening those lli Year Old Short Horn Bull- ;• :i - j If thisl sum frus the Party. The ;League has laid down thi : i «(*f*te(tH««U : 'The ! Cattle are good Milkara oua in oalfito a apeht,' his Lordship waB care the Government ¦ who stayed in to attend a District Council . meeting ; ' : : principle that eaib. Executive in a consti 1851. , .; . , ; . ; would be obliged to drive many thorough-bred Bull.! I;. ' - ! i ! woald increase the the country Uiency should B, its own member, but ii mflea to their homes. ¦ ;• ;O 10 itfu future!>nd elej?£ This view has, we are glad to say, been now adopted by i • I i '' . FOB THEB AcqooaK. V : sioite of that 'we have 'Mr. O'Brien, in Nort! IY >» There were stirring times in Ireland at tie Elections ¦ ¦ : would share larger benefits iunder.;tbe new meters Bxe ^as mey »re m ^jm. Ho believe i the total sum iset apart are) at rest.—Yours, elo., LTJX.:' This letter id revat to the old plan of meeting the h& Saturd«jv>in 6 Fast Trotting Welsh Ponies¦ from 3 ¦years February 21st, 1851 " There -\vill "" • ¦ v '" ' ' ' j:— soon be on election : ;• : • • ¦ ¦- ¦ orated Newtovm, 26th. September, 1900; 6.45 'each-month.. ! i hioli, i . !iV ; ; for jhe orJeratiorii of the Act would' be bo- in Yougbsl too. Aunten, the tioitor, is going Djn. ' ' I -' : '¦ ' ' ' to resign, 1 Gray Gelding, 6 rear*, trained »q: all work' tTOfin: £160,000; land £2Ou;O00 year. - • •' ! and Lucas, of ths "I'ahlrt," is up—so ii issa&L Bravo : • a^ . Of ' ' 1|Polo Trap by Hntton * Son, DubllD. j] ; sum >¦ ' ¦ : Lucas, j V?p should like to sec and hear THE ' thi^ £55,000 was ! Bet apart for technical NEW ROSS COPY. * ¦ : , M in you and John FEOM THE PEN OF A PATRIOT GREATEST AND ' 2-Four Passenger Side Cars, with Lamps! and The earn lof _ Francis Bri^uire tho . House of Commons. 1/ tho j NOBLEST - (ooinplate). ' ' ; ¦; ed^atioo. ; £25,000 i would be Owinff in the nressure of election news arid ¦ Cuahlons . i . j . i psople of" Dungorvan and Youghal now show a bright We have received a pamphlet written by tbAt SosiablejCat and Harnes;. r V ! proi ided for instructipa in six cities, and Donkey, ¦ ¦ . represeniauve »jonven.uon. nir. u joneu,. u> example to j the: rest pf.Ireland, other constituences will sound And veteran Nationalist William J. Corbet, . ' ' ! •; ¦ 1 ; , • Israia-^Caab. j . ; . Ij. £30jOOO a year wonldi be applied for a like the way, appealed (to Mr. John Kedmond iof oust tho minions of the Minister, and thus shall the Old M.E.LA,, who so steadfastly represented for some • j ' :iTHOMAS WALSH U SON", Anctloneeri , parjw'se ; m the countjry at i large. It was his! intervention, [but he failed to elicit any-- Whin Cabinet be shattered to atoms. yean a division of the County Wicklow in ths House of ¦ thiDK more than a i coloiirless declaration of • SC»t«tC0«S3M» Mi ' : j IT The MalU Watirfsra.i! . ' estimated that the total amount granted for Commons, It is entitled " How j England Loves non-intervention on the part of our City Mem- ¦ ' ' " U'chliu'.al and agricultural education iw;ould be A TURN jOUT. . ' ; Ireland 1 and in a few- introductory, lines the¦ author " ber, who"is not to bo drawn into this inter- ! says :—" The following pages requires no preface, ! \ \ : COUNTY WATBBFOI.D. , T: [ . abo|}ti£175,000. ;iT»ialt would leave £i20,000 necine and sordid system of ' warfare. '¦ In Mr. tiramsftaw, ol tne uenerai jiiecvnu ' , About ihe middle of the century the inmates of tho further th»n to say tbe extraordinaryadmiration and a year for trainibg for agricultural p.ir'pp'sc)) North 'Wexford , Mr. Thomas Healy is to be Supply Company showed U3 thi& evening s Union were einployW affectionrecently expressed for overythiog Irish, including &ud tb».|veiry. from ro - < very latest type Ex- at various useful woi ks. The arTat»U Telt"^!^; * «M^'. ,; . ! . i: Campbire. Waterf prd/; ; and opposed -by Sir jThomas Esmonuc; Korth very fine dyilamo. of the . able-bodied males wiere compelled to swoep ths Shamrock, the Green Flag and the lovely form »l tte ' ' j :£30,000 a; year for instrnction iini the i» to be fought against the the periments nave just proved that the machine the streets, P^e borons ' : . ' j - ,' ¦; '1' I^Uth redoubt- and in this wny the cost ol labor to tho rdjjning bod Hibeinliv hsrself, suggest* that this 1> an appropriate I , i r\ . :% con try, apart from tie grant to the ' cities. able Tim. And what does it all amount to? 13 a splendid one, and fully equal to all that y AUCTION OF JHOuiil'ot.D 1 unNdTHBE, was comparatively limited. A turn out of th"> pauper moment to reprint some chapters pf Irish history, (3] ^*^ aruires,' i' , *£ *% Cbippondale Table with; Marble Slab ;. Gir in Tbc lineal authorities ^ould havo n voice in Simply this; mat men who held aloof froiii is demanded of it. This dynamo will supply sweepers' took place ii» ths showing tha sincerity of England's lj>ve for Ireland I'' ' Gjne the Abbot ^ ^ ^ ' 1 tVio Mnht frvr our hn;r fuctfirtr durincr tho WinteC /ear 1851, but they consented stern and cqld, I ^^^ - ! V :¦ <^.A~ doles:; ' Handtdme -itirble-'JIantle Pidcbs; exp tijliDg this money, wd if they acted In the the 1 United Irish League are beiner fortified in to return to work of penny The brochure which is printed by Mesfrs.S eoly, Bryers ; l dn paj^ment a a flay, with : -^d ttebrotteikoodoffris/i- ' • ' . ] 'i^sJ ':, g ¦ ¦ ¦ :8 their opinion that it will be used if possible ¦ in.j : Cbipi*ndale . Cabinet. feet 9 inJ he-2-feet ' ¦ privilege to smoke their pipes and Walker, Middle Abbey street, Dublin is a ; ¦ ' ¦ ' Sam i jisray as they wew discharging their duty - «# ?•»» I i , • ; ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' : : , i . - Not-a ¦ : " ¦ ' i ! ' -Draw as lever for the use; of certain f actiomats,. and j ; , noma r j \ : - \\. Appolritments ; of Dining: and' ng on. he. several Cfonnty Councils throughput 4; ¦ : ! trenchant criticism of England's latter-day policy ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; \ Uoomsl Hall ; Eight Bedwoms.totehin,ft; not a» 14 broad National power for good in thb BURNING ! OF -HAY. ! . towards Inland and the-Iriib, and contains some con- i ' Bwnaiw to fcaii ' : i-- ' : : ihe l ' ; VISIT6BS ; 1 J /J'^ti ' , IIarnes3, Jlojtrers. [jQar- len jctfnntry, he had co fear: for tbc resalt. country. This unrest has also' had a very ' ¦ . vincing proofs of the Inancerity i of the so-called , yfoa tbonwnlderiDg ' ¦ V; Sid^Car, Ci6yderi or This forohoon at about 11 o clock, a hay rick, i : i days rf old. . - X ¦. : ' I T OUSM should rise abovti petty local serious effect upon thej general election fund. d ¦ " . ' ¦ Seats,' Farm .faplemente, Poultry) !H . Hay, ^rbT Boii&i BieycleJ Tackling, ¦;ete.;ett ; :| I practical : fire. Word was immediately conveyde to tne —Bev. W. Burke, qC, Mr. John P. Donford ^ basiaeaai-likej and patriotic spirit. doing so because they believe that the money Sefgt, , Sydney, A SUCCESSFUL'. EXHIBITOR. " , t Town Hall; and High Constable Grant, Misa Couuihan, Limerick, Mi. W. H. Polltti, l>ub!in, TJnreserved Auction; on XHUK8- \Vitj i these sentimeotslevery well-wiBher of the so subscribed may be devoted in part to defray Collins, and the Borough Constables proceeded rW\Of J>d Sold by ¦ Mr. John F. Knoi, Ooporation Law Adtiser, Mr. On (Tuesday at the-show of ¦jthe. New Ro*» DAY andiFBUMY , 0CXOBEfllHh"|8c I2th. indu itriaj . popnktion I of Ireland will most the expenses pf parliamentary contests in at once to the scene, and laid on a line of hose. Andrew ' Farrtll Agriciiltural Society, Mr; -Walter Long, »en., JL ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ which:one, Natifcnalist , T.O., Bfr. M. B. Walsh, Gracedien 19 (possible doubt; took' the fancy of Experts and tbe edmiration . factional contests, :and . we feel certain that might with ndyantlago tecuf e incandescent burners • r^r To|preventi QTercrotrding,a npninol cha ge WATEE^ORp' London playgoers know what is good, and will instead of the : of oil; who could -appreciate perfection in ¦ ! ¦ ^UAETEB; the Chairman of file Party -will not lend hini- 1 ones now in use. The incandescint burner ' wUf.be'mEde ottse door. ; = ' . | ; - . -^ :• ' i ' ¦ !: not be persuaded to, patronise -what 'isl bad. is certainly a wonderful equini stock. Mr. Long s colt is sired' by : • ¦sisSSION^- ; aelf to any such rhal-administration of the improvement on tholold order Lord CJeorge by Lord Gough; the daan Chaon- IHOHAS WAI>3H & 80S". 'Auetioncera, JOB, , money; of Irish Nationalista. . j The fact that the curtain: was lifted four or of things. No donbtthe Gas Company woulotbehappy ¦ ¦ ¦ flvo times after several acts, that Mr. Anthony pion iWindscratr—Arabian ty- 1 Larkin'a j O14 - ! ¦ j¦ ¦ ' to give an estimate for ths ¦incandescent lighting of the I ; i ! ' ; 1 : ! (The Mall, |Waterfi «rd.; . ;• : ' !- h .. . • i ¦ ¦:! . i ¦ ¦ ¦ . Hope, was,' cheered to the, full lung-power of city. ¦;' . I " . • , . M" Slug. I We congratulate :Mr. ' Long upon ' th« ¦; : : ¦ ,. . . |. ;. r- i | : /THUBJ8DAY. . all present* is proof that'last night's audienpp : . . « BuccefB ot his horse, and we ai« sure that the ; : Boots and Shoe*. Pco onr New Stock fj>r t>s*4>i>**sa*es purchaser is congratulating hltpself upon get- Wloter' wc»'. : Kobsrtson, Lodllo, Fergmod, was fairly delighted, and we think we saw on 1 Iinportalat Sale of \fiEB. . £¦ the faces of those wny teacher at thePrca' yea^ JEsst Wlcklow the ^ to " J ; ; M - ' cnt^tioh House of CommoDs and who O>rpor*jtloa a largeaonualsavit«jntbe li ;. .; . . : : . . ; 2L Tb» WaH is no criminal1 case to be tried on the city side. September ffijth , 1900. . \ [ ) Cbnvtnt, ' Woltfiford, rcprc*oit« tha local iaeoeue*, . wa> one of ths Ute Mr. publio giiftit; ' ¦ ; ¦ ' ' ' ParatU' ; o«otm^»r^rttheiai»»tii^provlo^le»aJOTOoipp»titfe» . . ! : :• : I WaierfoK His Honor; was Engaged during portion of having passed B. Her: nu|u Hm Very 1 ¦ ¦ s most faithful and trusted:friends. ; " high. Jp : ¦ i¦ ' such as j has aeeared fcr tha idUiw of Cork oroj the { day in the dispoeal'-of Undefended civil fttithmetlo, ah» canimoft S8 jxr cent ; snd method of j • «—«»»¦*«!»«» . I ' ' tMr ¦' ; ' ' ' M supplies' o»aboaoo» toirdle»tlu, a bills ; none of which possessed any , feature of . Good Wearing Qbaiftles and Siaod Vnlae aro tne teaching, 80 per ceni ita Esglishj ' 83 per eetf t :¦In -¦ 'i: ; ¦ ¦ • »h«pr^ol>wied ' ' ;i ¦ ¦ ¦ special IfeatDie* ; TBAMOBE- ' . ' i -I- ; . ! ; ¦ 0ood Second-hani t !.Baddles' fo« publ ic interest. • . .. i i , - . of l|obert«on. Lcdlle, FcrRoi>onyr &Iiis runagan, tbe Prtseotation Orde bu»fir«t,Ltd ,W8terfoTd. |[.; . I;. - — , M ! ' ' ¦ ¦ ' '¦ was raj far out and walking on the big strand was A* ciciniUqrtb «,Corpor»ti<)» ... t**td»ft*$w, ' ] j In very toolloh;Mr to ever think ,;¦; j exceedingly pl^osant, Thcfr wasj " MkskW'i Brien at wiuld of pq&fcuiOg TH]E Gq^C CONTEST QtTAKTEll SESSIONS JUBOESl ; i ; j the bathing boxes looking' the picture of health and as tha O»> . Works.' JJeoeht develop aeotsJn ,ek«fak' ; lighting'i moke it absolotely oerUin,tk in thsjooam-qC nii4(^w;|prirry;$E^sioN8 ' hearty and activeas lie was forty yearsago. * Oa .: i'. ifr- M.'P. J)evetauc, Oilj 8a]y -BhaiS hiipjnxoi a Um yeais at least, there wil^ not bey cto thr following; notification' jUrbicb will b« ol inlonat to or taKn in ' the Kingdom Without . on ekotcii I! STRIKING .ACTION OF THE j many I of our merchant chuouh—" All Juroii THE DEATH EATE. j . lighting installation.Toe Qu Wdrki fa,tep;yesM«oai PfedgBCUTIOK. - ; tq ^ ;j POST QFjfl^E ; i. " ; ji .; BISHOP. ; : .;i Bummoded to titend tbe Cjomi of Quarter S^tlom be to the BeaUtrar-General'sreturnfor h»vo drpreclaUa. in all probability;at £*A-&iijtp x ** J ; : of According last ¦ ¦ : '¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ : ¦ ' ' ¦¦ hold at tho Court Boose, on th^29ta day September in vslu»» . • • - , ' • . : . V , death rato b Waterfoid was equal U17-9 per ' v ' ' week the! ' ¦ - ' - . : '' ' . •<»««.»»,. ! J. I' - :' , ; 1900, foi- th« pwposi of Criminal BmioosB , ;..; GlRGliLATjlO A ; UHEQUALLED¦ ¦ " : " ' ' ' -. ; pASE. i : - |WILL SUPPOpyi HEALY AND BLAKE. ! . , ar« hereby pel annum of the popolstionJ In otherIiWi cities . ' ¦ : ¦ ¦ i' y^tNlJDL ' : . . 1 000 ;; . ; i 1 . , ! , . i _. | j ; | | ' U\ ' . - ' : ¦ ¦ i "\ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ notified that tbeir attendadce will net ba reqbired' ;i' "j !• . ii 'j ^T^ i i f * and tamd the rate was ;.--€lonme!, 2if2 ; Cork, 18-3, ¦ " , Special Telegram:from our Correspondent. ! th? gold Couit, and they WUl be rtren cndlklctiurrf ttg A!LL l'LEASEP. . ' • ' ! 1 ' : A* the above Sessions yesierday ^Thursday) ns g Galw»y, l^-» ! Kilkpmy, 33-0;limerlct.aa-6j 8U¦ go; ¦ ' j :i i : i Dublin, Friday Eveping. I at the ajud ettio asu they had attended In puiMpaiioo ¦ ¦; ¦; ¦;'¦ ¦ • ¦ - : |2?, |WQ{ the Court investigated a; prosecution , of the ' ^ 153 ; Wirtfordj S2& ; , . . < . , „ . . . ! This week w« pitted 'an order for M/.j jt-O. ^PTEMBEE . J The!Cork correspondent of the "Eveniiij of the uid Sunmosi." FThl^meaDS, we air hi itjo ¦ ¦ ; M >«, . -| F4iP|fYl - Qu^n aaainst Colclongh, ' which I excited a ppy • .!, |« M« MW . , Dtmdiom, Co. TSpperory. *ckj»wWgmg p- < ; ; - ' Herald " : wires tbnU he has learned that trie add,' that theta Is no aimlnAl btoiheu to bs traniMtied ;1 8tewart, U grekt deai of; locai;infcerest. 'i |. i j ¦ " tbe printing Mr, Btewort^ itd-Titknam^^htiiS i Eight Bey. Dr. O'Cftllaghan. Bishop of Cork, this SeSMons. . . \'\ . , '1 . , ';. . ; -, -|'! . | THE CITY KEVISION; ; : , j . Tiiis was a'caie; inl which' the defendant, * . |J this mornSw; all well pteaMdwit ^jtwC ( ' J announces his intention of signing tho nomina- : ;: . j • ' i ' ¦ wer* Jaw stab-PoBtoastef of:Kilmitc«w wft8 charged ;j : «««fl*ftf«i«t .. ,; , . t-^ij ij i ; MrJ Hyjdntli iPlanlwtt, B.L.; has bm engapd wita embezzling t nlonie» tbe iproperty of the tion papers¦ of Meaars. Maurice Healy and '• ; ' G.. Blake. . .: . |: ij . . .. . | ' :: .j BORN AT BBLLBVOE; .:'L - i ' . " ' .¦: ^li • - iil tor the M *•* " thiTeVisWi ct tb«,CHy \£*V : ; PosViMaster; General j andjwiUiitlw larceny " awlTwa 'thint ?» lifeiaiayfng that pnhUo j&'jrj.iLxV|»M(«nK |.;; : . of - -fill from a, letter to him itor traiumisston ; " { IMt, w* -!. ! iihv:|l-M:^'' y.rar- i ¦ i; - - j :- : - - ;; ¦ . i EWuu- MsirlMJMptibhiM ' I Y;' - ... d ¦ ¦ 1 .;i - L«br8Ud.4eBre^Or»to» ,tUii|i 'interest1W &« boato*** •» ssM ' 1 ;¦ .i- ' ¦ ' '; ¦ iSU «•* through the pDst I: •: , . .. ;: -i; ii ,: [•¦ ¦ i : : r - - .,.;- • • ¦ - !¦ . • ¦I oaroity Men : n i\. : ^4ftf\\ : :. . ¦[ ^evob - I ffiJ T, ^ nnd DWotnatUt, «ra» bom «».b4)|«Te«, riair ih* mm E, BailUe Gagii i Solicitor to! the ¦r> Boot».ena Sbf a BM , onr New Stock fijr rpeiaeo\bot lcho|t*ilfr«dPow«,E»d, Ti . ,] < ¦ ioCmt ,. i Po&« Office Df telaad, prosecuted Ion Uhaif J N , i -' Xi^t . - T^dao^tk^iSnJa :tta Ktp«nJ J^Skrgfl IL ^y^q^r W«J. | ;Bober)*oo, Ledlle Petgoiio ;'¦:•¦ • - •¦ ¦;; bi the Post Iliatfli_p*neral..^n¦ ; ( - -¦ ¦ ¦;-;' ' • ¦¦ ' {' " ¦ ' ¦ • ' - -Viv " ! • l li pp i i :- - J-v. ;-. .: • • . i - .- ;4 • ••^3f I' ¦ ¦ tt « i^ lfflp f l i i i |H i^ i^^ ¦ ¦ ¦ • " ¦¦ >!¦¦ ¦ • • ¦ !¦ • - ' . ¦ii' - ::•; . . : .. • • • . ;.. . lv -' i ^ i :1;.; Hi ¦ ¦¦ ¦ i ;? \m\\\mw?* 7.; \ - si"i-.Jr' -j. y .;-- .y,-' 7^^-^VV furlorlm';i tUt&li:- ¦*h^j|to»*mtt jtani:- *&$$ * : * .i railsTc fthis'lwsjl'' «6WP|irV vm hV : ino^lte twm:>tw.*i pmmm f tt<>%i*y> ]Tii 'i««*^» P:-;r. -^'.- JS-m stich [st'bm ¦ l-'iotii:yeatf rago^ and il for- ] >*& brokeh . ' l : tttK&te^ eniulb (to ;«c«rje^ a ; . limb.; iii ffl i * ; ; ^^} qbt the J - youp¥ ^clab>i:*as bidW abotftof tl ie bead ¦ m A m.w^ m^m- mmmmsm fc« ' ¦ ' mm m ' m ¦ ' brain.; : - ' ' ' ¦ atict^alBt>< cbh^slom J . i !i- - V.r . i 4lCF - i : i . ¦ ;¦ • .; ;. ; ; ' ; . - .¦fBxi - 1» ";; s|Ita^< : mm THS'BBASLEYS.; . •; ;/" i . , ,) VtfoiiniT&'itf¦ fitttit riTT idri:- . .cai - ahii«facing^-i.-$' - -!Kl1fe!ri^w4^ofl^^RJW^^i^B' hrtaaa!^ OT ; : ' ; 'ttoatiest:tJuehirig flrjiiladJ «M^ I .vKi i i ' A : A R wliclskvB'-he-wfl8ir&srekted coronas .veM.fct,deatkW trie '*Gl<«e tnjmo>Mjfirt ^afc ^^j ^E ithft ^S S^K'J - ' ': : WF BOTTLE iNOHE mmm a ent \ ¦ i rr« non untimely Jot p^foisioqali Becol$i/,i&dTMIWlbM~'JThSMie ;^ i / : :^. ' ': !|!1^ • !^«5f«iJP « ^hS»tmou« B^lBr S^- theSn to M» pro, 'Ji»t. nw JuniHbi{i !ari as ' riiuch' wm® if tL Bngland.^WIth riding /ofle?: h6i ^t,-biid;fab0aoWjim!diiBg;:-.aiiA j.tfaii .^; ^rWiiv»kB | "Wf TT?, i tail hi n^ch ^fiert three were got Swa^n,%pltel talked abdurB;Am«ricaFlockey'sj aod ,Wis- i -. ;ftfV.-^J »'fi'- '/fXi B£2 w*?tetSpSS: ?e88ion BB00)«MB8|t)Kp f SS&M W-f - m ¦ ^i0 E&» .5J£ ?E W John HM* JAmeB ¦' * ; ' . with Escurial^t plaimed out a lelUng rice ¦ :¦ ¦ Vt YOU ; \ WM" . Hi rar fi 2^ ' was lBlleTat« Meeting - not held under toeir nSe r, thos ah excellent nfcs wai eraected, but *e ¦*$ " -: Bp?. .. - . ' . . . :» ; !. , ;, ;, . ; 1 , andjWiIijapi; . ^.^-Wnan. Uf tinamedTed *« ^"«f; ' cqmp>Uhg at the tnonied ,gret to- aayj ttaV Mija ,T»1tab»t ' immediately at Brightdrl, jAerei he had ifinisl .ed behind ; some ago. . .,. ;. . . _ , ?baaWr rig them from Bebkhampton; I Maga jVillian,. Leonid,' and Go ¦ ¦ ¦ : PuflcheBtowH yej^ , _ e£; * eii onrthe^Continent; The results 'after - -the- 8tartTaad!;wh -^i--aacWaaka; r» "Ti-DDo'A^ o 'vUmoui think flapflanHeflaritW-flfi ert iineeineet.pfieetreetrt.. - .^-*^ .C . -U., »/ and i :. J - the-iI ' lof¦of- . 'aai-iyery i .very Saturday he aid exactly the same at Hurst oqiNNE8S'S J^^BL ;. : !/1 l;; :^t : ]^¦k^ !^¦ .; m : 2 ' govern::a 'striking , the riaderridder j .thithJ ,latterlatter, a^ to;the country F.\ The ™»J ^jo^* ^the ^^^watet,^fa govern a Wealthy Park}'in{the! Riverside Handicap, and the ¦Bmmgm .ingsjkra.-art.advantage Berioua foul ocduned thosevtv^Wa- WHISKEY : ¦ y & poverty-Btriokenisport.JT tere are toetwea> 1 form ana the i ! j^HBi queatioa iB noteasy to answer. When etnctl ^^ M ££^^ leading profewionalN^ men.f left teriord boats, by whiih ;thB1cWck bo'at was difference | betjw een the present in v^^ out achprdingjl « rule flapperimeefangB; the iQlen- form , that hec . aad^beeni raised from the Carried . ^JXfor meetinl^elS ^dbr ruleB, enabled to gaid grefttllead: When space, ¦ ¦ provide goodTport for large crowds ol cpiintry : SgP"? rg^BettFandV&ed Chinnjand ai more had clearid [from ; the colliBidn. i she of ice hi Bevch wedks does! not admit ! • ' . : ¦ STOUT. WHY NOT • - XDOCTOBSWUTUES: ho «»«tr« .¦ ' of any>definite calcul&tibn. { KS8 ^BJ^BS |olkiF rarjry yisil . **. "f }* these two^Tprao^allj^: the race path to moved- well ttoougk lthe . watk and J^avU FAMOUS ' EvadenUv the Nation : 1- Hunt -Committed^. are ^g^gg^g surprising that race pro- made a 'good turn of the ^flag-boat, seemed to ' ' ¦ ¦ U$2£m tho^nmonB outside recog; it ia n^ l " ^EBIBH|(X)LT. ¦ > . . ¦ _ ] , \ ' . ¦ of ^to n^ it . ^^^f ^^^SR^S-He gainin. F on the ru.r,.h1,me; but thl lead THE \\ .! ¦" ¦ : CELLAES SS§^^ITIOK nieed rules a e not c Even the ! .was too much to be recovered and the.;firing , Berrill will' now finish his preparation at DRINK - -; : . '" .i' W ^^Muuxiug ine iaai N.C.TJ. was oblige* to abandon its . ^ kHB^i. advancement of the run., i: ^ proiessionai7>roieBgional cnampipnswpchamriibnshiDJ-:' ¦ : of the ; signal gun announced the victory of the Curragh, ; He is to,take part in the Duke ' yeaii ithis Committee have worked might and ¦ ¦ ' ..; •,. the Cruiskeefl. - ' whbse. experienced;! crew oi York Stakes and, under the circumstances, ; mimmiavin^Tzuv main1 , against^ the Irtyn Racing Asaoeittion. - \T : ' : showed their lisual Jcapacity and pluck in his backers for later handicaps are indulging ' : ;soiie yeari sinco the ruling .body A TIP. , - .! ; i o^< ,h ' ! ]¦ meet " I I ¦' - , ' ; THB BE31 ; " ' ' It is! now first . their m¦ anly ef¦ ftrts to¦¦ be the victors;' ¦ ¦ ! hr plenty; of. risk. , Baldur looks a very MJ8BU& : , utterly tabooeld the onbe popular £4 19a mecU. ; viow. of y^ ncar ttppr of tbe ; _ _ : ' I \ „. . -'- ! ! .. ' ! [' genuine article for. the Cesarewitcn, ancV it is 1 ¦ : ^ " Tenth Race.t^-vOhallengec^o^ouprf? for canofes . # sS ^saBB YEAR*' OLD ) ¦inga.i. - -I . } ¦ • - IN * : , > cftE'B county bounds theTioliowing piece M advice ' ; much in his | favour that be finished in the i- - " " - ¦ ' ' ' -; 'iLi5 ' i ..; given 8 aot exceedingr iT>. Met in; extreme lenrth; ! n ; - . -P*t.E r ' : " ]_ J ^t^Tt n i in «ThpnghtsK Upop Sport ¦should' ¦ not bo first flight -las year, after¦ ¦ losing¦ a lot of " ¦ paddled and oifned. by ainateUrB TesidinK in :¦¦ • !¦' ' ' -i '¦ ' . i (Always l« Sp»iUling Condttttob.) WATfeRFOBD BOAT; CLUB. ! . lost eight of :- T * : i j v , start. . , j • . i Wc^ Vtb. • :; .. :: : i. ¦ • ! . ' -; ' .^totf W Mk^E tor the f »•• . . . i . ¦ . Th> w^kjo f^aU^pUd; M^ ' -fi« THE JOOKEyj CLUB ^ STAKES. ; ' ¦ on May 28; 1680. when ! a^ procession H of boats, general coavenience ofit, theis membersaBd the hunt- fancient^^ silver cup value £2ff presented bv ¦ .' with the Mayor. I Aid.; Ing of ^he country ; therefore expected that ! . i Scintill'ant i and Jolly Tar, :of ! thoae . that VVHOLESAIE ^BOTTLEBS, TEA, WDIE, AND BRANDY IMPQitTEBS. '/ i "headed by the "Seagull ' the Kivht .Worshipful H. Fi'Slattery, Mayor, are expected 1; A.' Ryari dnd the Hon. Sec, Mr. James; the meeti will be the rendezvousand thatinp.one , to be won'three times before becomihit .fho fairly, high in ^he handicap/ to O'Donoghue ob bpardJJproceededup tha rivet.. for his:own individual; convenience, will gb to xhe property, of the winner. ' : Second- prize, -a take theicchances'against Diamond Jubilee ¦ Mr..|Charle!s iVmbrosel' i l'.I'.B. was^ ithe \ first coverts, which' are likely to be.drawn first, , Buoh silver t&hkard. ' '" ' ¦ ¦ !. : . ;' ; ••: ¦ in the Jockey Club stakes, and' amongst other A BALIiPSBIGEEN, WATEK^OiRI). captain and 1 r. John '.p. Cherry the first vice- a practice attracts foot-cebple, creates noise, and Cesarewitch ';apceptors engaged ^uring- the " The Psyche—W. - G. D. Gbfl, Waterford v ' ' ' " : ¦ ' currenj-wedk mention may be made oi Jiffy ' ' ' ¦ ; - '¦ ' ' ' ' ' \ ' j ;! : .' ' ' . ! results in foxes being disturbed, wbereby good ¦ ' ''¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : - : * " -v- i ¦ • ' ¦ ¦ captain . . • - 1 black;; owner-r^l. ' The ' Rokeby—C. Denny/ ;- .; i , . I -i . ' ¦ : ¦;;If in, the II., Chbsdn, M^tcham, Poitiers, Sardonic II., i! i : •^e*> ¦ .! . ' runs are often lost. it be persistedj Tramore; bluS; owner-^-!). ' The Weazel—; ¦ ' $v(ry\elnx» . and Hedera, ail of :wh6m can meet in the Vans deliver Free at Customers' own Boors- Price List on Application. A BRiLiiAirr- SUCCESS. ' ..; j ; ; ; Master will drote, when he! finds it has Martin Power,! the Cove; .White . and blue tho risk taken ;place, ' . ! • . .; ' : '; ll : ' October Handicap; rwithotit¦ running¦ ihe cross; owner—3. ' Maid of ; the Mist—Harry of a pehalty. ' . ' . ' ¦ ! ' picked athletes ¦ ¦ \ betwee^ of , ! ' le time:for gossiping«n the road ¦ ¦ meeting ¦ TlJe "Therelis amp : • ••• v : . I. i 1 Glibborn ; red; owner.'- r ' . ¦ . . ' Sunday at Dungaxvan; . j Tippcrorv and Cork on to and from hunting, at tbe meet, and going from ' : was!a brilliant euccciss, and I must warmly covert to covert, but directly the hounds approach "The four got away almost together from AMERICAN JJOCKEYSJ j , , 'd the Bridge; all anxiously watching the sig- Neary another concifatujate my frien Mr. J. OTielly-Lynch a cov/rt. and until tho hound:) . are oTerJnothing Besides! D.i kahei* arid J. 1 CENTRiE HOTEl, on having coiceived the happy idea which re- ld " occupy a sportsman's attention |bat tbe nal, but soon the strdng and practised Binewd American! jockey has crossed the Trans-at- ¦ shou of Mr. Goff ; began toi toll against his compe- 'to : fortune in England. HoUl) . . sulted in sucli a brilliant display. J^r. Lircch cpott in which he is engaged, and that! generally iantic seek fame and ¦' ' is a treat athleti c enthusiast When 'stationed requires all hia ' doiag ao& niver ^tgv.{rei hit titors. All went well> together to the Market- Clem. Jenkins, : a native* of Califarnia, who . i ., 84 QUAY, . ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ when the Maid began to show signa at Ilismorelabout fiv$ yeara ago his athletic talking. ¦ ' . ! j; . House, rides at 7st 71b, is the latest invader. About powers were just thB'n undergoing idevebp- 1 \ of; distress, and soon was • in last-place, twenty-four years old, he had five yearB' ex- "While tbe covert is being drawn the field Messrs. Gofi? and ' Denny drawing -away to-; , and was jtho pilot of meriti He is now in the front rank of atljetes- should stay together, in Whatever position;pointed 1 perience' in the saddle WATERFOED. nnd jthe fact:Jtbat he ihbumed from, Drpgheda: gether from their competitors; but Mr. Goff, King's Courier;in several of his .victories on ¦to ' oat by the Master, and should avoid moving about opposite , showed well ahead; , represent bis nativi Cork affords strong evi- as wellas talking. | i • | i the Clock Tower the other side;. It :is probable tfiat Jenkins THE ABOVE HOTEL HAS BEEN dencja of his whole-helirted enthusiasm. . ¦ ! which, position he how commenced to in- will be attached to the stable df- C. Hunt, ¦ \ ; '• When a fox goes away; do not make the least . I ! «>»?•» i- ' ¦' time crease by every stroke of his paddle, until who trains for Mr. J. Storey Curtis. BE^OPENED ' noise till he hu gone so far as you can I in the , Mr; Denny:' being a&e&n THIljlOO YARDS. iM ! • • 1 count twenty' (as Mr. jJorrocks tells, us). Then he won by four lengths UNDER ENHBELY NEW MANAGEMENT ' somewhat ajgrfjater distance, in second place, COURSING. : ' ¦ ; . : ¦ B£MSrH6f i*AA ! gallop t» xehtrt he 7wx troi/rv, and give' a load, ,. which Mr. Power, al- ; . : | ' : AFTER Tno century dash was a grand race, Mr. D. clear ' Gone away.' This instruction is particular- over the • Weazel The i Waterford and .' Tipperary ! Coursing Power got the. lot awoiyito a fairly good itart, though a mani oi very : slight: build, worked KMJAYLbRS the >hly sufferera beipg Murray and |CKelly- ly for young foxnanters;(though man; an o'd one in admirable jmannar. It is worthy of re- Club i was; the name of a prosperous institu- EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS Lyn :h. Howjell jumped into his stride with transgreises on such occasions), for they [imagine mark that this is the second cup Mr. Goff tion fifty ' yeaTs ago. Now coursing haa al- IS tH E . that wheneveij they see a fox "they should shout ; won in most 'died out in this part of the! country. So BESTc Iijjh nin<* rapidity and looked a dead certain now holds, bo^b a week, he having far not a word; has! been heard about a meet- SELECT BAR ATTACHED, winner ten ; yards frbm home. Murray 'then just as tbe young Irishman; of fifty years ago going been champion shot at tho . rifle match in ¦ ¦ . SOLD M Y ALL RES PECTABLZ TOBACCO ££Ai£/es to the fair, following his father's advice, should, •:; ' ' ¦ ing at Kilmanock this year. jQ.< -l' MANU FAfiTU ••¦- : 'BV- l \UU- '-A- - ! cam >l like a flash and shot the Mullinahone Trampre on Friday Ia3k " " . : , . ' '¦ ' &c. r TJ&ifr '$- -*t RE D «. ;tvherever be saw a bead, hit it. I A fox is essen- ¦ : ! o • • o LIQUORS, CIGAR S, mar by quite|a yard. ijThe time was not taken, I ecssco . . , " " ' ¦ 1 but as tneirace was : 1 tially a nervous, stealthy, crafty animal, and likes CUTAWAY. j: . : : , ; : o» TEE ^ run down hill; and the HEAVY . BETTINGJ . " ' . '.. " ! '! paci ; was a cVacker all through, I should sajr to get away unknown .and nnseen, and if .be thinks Just now thB;business upon the Cesarewitch » .TAYL0R{"SJi the distance " was covered in 10 1-5 be has done sol be will gain courage and go away ; Mr. Croker is betting heavily on the VERY BEST BEA1TDS 0HLY- W&M rS^^1^?eiv sees.! ' ¦ is limited, and the latest feature has been O'K !lly-Lynch and J.U. Buckley¦ aMost dead- but if he knows he is seen, be losea heart, nnd in ele ction of Mr. ; Bryan for the American the advance i of Cutaway ;on thei strength of heate'd for thrdplace^ all pjobability tarns' back to covert, end the ran ¦Presidency. | . ¦ j .' ; • A TRIAL ijOLIOITED ¦| ! 1 i ' ; , . i ' ¦ his second to; The Grafter at (Manchester. j ! etwa* ' | " 5B spoiled." ; j" He has already made wagers aggregating That he would; have won !on Saturday except THE CENTURY CElAMPION. : i £16,000 against £^15,000 that Mr. Bryan will for being badly baulked by the falling Japoni- - ' . ' ' ¦: ; !; be elected.¦ ¦ ¦ I : i : ' ' ca ia the confident opinion of his: jockey . The GREAT LORD CHAELES BEBESFOEDi . . . «383t8 ; TRX THE : I would lik!e to see a match "between Murray . and|Cutts At one time Ixird Charles Beresford was a ¦' two courses are, nfcvertholes3, very different, D A WSON who won the 100 yards champion- Well-known patron of the turf, and in the year WEXFOBD ! 8POBO;8. : : j ! j and I ;am inclined to doubt his possession of ( ; ship I at Ballfebridge this year. : ' Muriray Com- , T peted in that'eveht 1892 he was part owner of that great horse St The " Wexfdrd People" contains the next the stamina) without which Cesarewitch : ^ , but was distinctly uniucky ¦ honours are Bought for in vain. ! INTENDS IN(J and I am ve^y much mistaken if he is not Simon, ' which; in conjunction with thejDnko of three paragraphs:!— ; '.; ' . : , : :; OPE& in the Portland he bought as; a! two-year-old for 1,600 .: • e o a best) ^printer Ireland to-day. Besides being "The ' Irish! Cyclist' says—Writing¦ in The MOTOR RACE. \ | a verv fast, (unher he. is a capital iill round guineas. Lord Charles, was unlucky to give up ' Waterford News'Mr. ¦ C. P. ¦' Redmond has POPULAR STOUT. maq.J On Sunday he his share in the horse ran' on some nine occasions SportB Lovers of the ' motor car will learn- with jumped over 22ieet three the following irfefence to the K.I.C. 1 K. PAWN ¦ FIRST-CLASS : and 'was never beaten. . . ; interest that Mr. ^y. Vanderbilt, and Mr. A OFFICEi times, but jon each occasion, he took! off l over at Wexford—' An eye-witnesB at the-Woxford ¦ Alexander Wiriton will meet in p. motor race ¦ ¦ m a ioi\[behind the board, and the consequence «**••• Sports tella me that the judging there was SOLD IN IMPERIAL PINT BOTTLES i ; was |that ha did not even score a point foSr '¦ him.; in Chicago thiB week for £1000. j Each claimn his OP DUNL0P8. j ; j an eye-opener {to The five mile3 cham- AT 2o EACH, County. To I beat to have tbe fastest¦ machine in the Btutcs. a-inian like McCarthy, of pionship, he 'says, was won by Pease bv : ,' ' - I 1 QueenBtown, in putting the shot -was' j The future of tbe parent Dunlop Company , yet . ••••' 17, 1ST. MARY^-ST., OTNGAEVAN, ' a. . a perior- : lully half .a \|hoel . the verdict went to J mancb thatj ^uch comparatively small man jmay. to some e^tent,;be , foreshadowed by [the pro- Reynolds. In jthe confined event, a Dublin LOOKING jVHEAD. - .< ; ; j C7" TV ALL ACE'S ns ifTirray ihns . everyi:reason to be proud of. ceedings in connection!with the freocli Dunlop policeman ; got home first twice, yet; the , A bocker 'SidS accepted a wager of £10,000 Truly; with I him it is ! ; Company. The latter concern announced an ad to £1,500-tKat Princess; Melton will' not-win The Popular Houoo, a cas¦ e of good¦ tooda in judges gave it la dead heat, each time.' With : OJS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24^1900 smalljparcek . ' ; . f : interim dividend of £2 13s 4A per cent!to June, regard, to tho 'judging in the confined event the One Thojshnd Guineas and daks, and an- and then announced a le-coDstrucbion.scheme other of £10,000 to £3,000 about- hor for the 86 QUAY, WATERFORD. ¦ to which Mr. Kedmond refers, we are at one 1 TKEj -FURLONG. ' [ ] • ! : which: will reduce the j capital from '.£8&3fiOO to with him, but i in the championship wo think Oaks. The youngster has taken part in eight £100,000. This is an etibrmoos clip, and it hardly' races this year, of which , she won six, viz., I jc|innot' 'compliment Mr. there is no doubt that the men were placed Bourka oni the teems to be justified by the history of the concern. properly. Mr. I J. J. Fitzsimons, a member the Sefton Plate at Liverpool, a Two-Year-Old manner in which he got the men away in!this The French Dunlop Company never failed to pay Plato at the iCraven Meeting, Acorn event: Horoill was actually on the of the Kace Committee, y.as at tlie tape, and . ithe move when a dividend , since it was started in 1885. '1'he he was quite datisfled that Reynolds won bv Stakesi at. Epsom, tho : Summer Breeders' FOB , the pistol wunti wheteas O'lCelly-LyHchi was present dividend is the'smallest yet announced but Fo.il- Plate : at Manchester, the Molecomb ; nctualiy left.btandingion his mark. ! , , a small margin. Was Mr. Redmond's cyer It via3 a that, is accounted for byj tbe very bad 'stato of the witness as well placed ? - . : Stake, 3 at Godwood. and tho i Michaelmas nne perform mce, therefore, for him' io\ run this ^ StakG3 at Safadown Pnrk . PLAIN l AKDj FANCY OLDliST AND MOST R^WA$LE into ; third p ace. Ho'well curdled cycle trade all over the ^orld year, On Wed- " Us a peculiar fact that criticisms on tho ' up tci • no- uesday the shareholders will dlBca&vthe recon- judging at Wdxford Park come from papers INKS IN IRELANilX ' ¦ ' thing is'the mojmenthe Murray collared him. i and j GOOD RECORDS. 'A- ' thcr^ no! doubt 13: a very much struction Buhemo at the! Hotel Cecil, London, and which had . no' representatives present, and j ' : ¦ overesti-¦ there are likely to bo wigs on the green. !•; , : Tom Loatesi in the direction! of winning mated¦ , man. i - i' it is a matter for wonder any paper would J KSTAHDS ' • BEEAD Blue Black . . I ¦; wammmmmmmm. . *. . : -I I . i i ••k«« : j ! .. nave so little Tegurd for sport as to impugn: sequences, holds a. -better record than brother . 1 ¦ Snm l as; at Yarmouth on July 23, 1889, Writing. ^ THU 'DISTANCE RACES. . |: i THE PARENT COMPANY. ; the judges' decision in such a wholesale . he GO! to ' i .! STAijioNEBT | fashion on hearsay evidence. ¦ ¦ ] .: -ode [five ; winners , and at Windsor, on May ^^^^^^^^^ H - ELOTTlNG Theihali-lniij and m!le races were splendidly ' It is uow'said that the parent Company will also The " Wateriui'd Niiws" comes alor^g und 2, ISCG, he woii all the flvo races ,in which he BLUE BTAOK- C5P] ;' ' : ; PAPEBS. fought outjfrpm startito finish. In the "iflrst- announce a big re-construijtion Vcheme, and tliat sayB the judges were wrong thrice, but the rride. Of other jockeys now Jiving, Seth BLUE BT.A''K ^^^^^^^^^H . namtd event But'.er looked like winning lin a the directors are only waiting to sceiwbft effect " Irish Cyclist! anys'; "Oh, no; they-were Chnndley rodo five winners in five essays at COMBINED. ^^^^^^^^^ H - . ¦ cantcrj 200 ytrds -fromlhome, but then : the Krench Dunlop scheme will have on tho tho Pontefract Summer Meeting] whilst Tod Cough- ¦ ! wrong only tvjicu, because Mr. Filzsirhons, ' j CABI^BTa - lan Tesolutel/. challenged, and for a moment pablic. ' ' ! " i : ' ; a member of tlie I.C.A. race committee \vns Sloan; had five ;v.-innine rides in spven' mounts CRILLrANT RED. ^^^^^^^^^ H. ' ' at sepmed as if the Cork man would i geti up ; ' at. Newmarket First October Meeting, Sept ; ¦ at the tape on one oi the; three occasions, and ¦ ' ¦ Half , way lip Jhe straight Morriesey came hvith' PARIS EXHIBITION, j ; : said the judges were right." There ia at least 30, 1898. ' - . i . PUItE OFFICE QDAfj a 8«rnnBirig . Tush, and he actually only - ' : • • e o | ; 51 Mgli-Street ¦ . ' failed . Mr, Thomas J. Copp^rth'waite. Captain. Mallow one other member of the race committee who ' to . trih by;a'j6ut. a .yard:- Had he looked for was at the tape! in each of tho other twej races, FRED ¦: ARCHER. • i / !' OFPICE PASTE. | his race air tie bit sqoner he wduld, Cycling Club, gave me a. call this week an his re- have I tliink turn frum the Paris Exhibition, where hq spent n and who Bays ithe judges were right, so that The late Fred Archer's . record, of! couroe, hust.wAn. J. &. Quirke, winner oi the following up jtho reasoning of the i" Irish easily caps ' any of the above noted, perfor- . WEITINQ DESKS', i m mns; is aiijni! etayer/and he certainly semi-ed very pleasant time in 'company with iTesars B ; : W; ' Cychst" they word right all through, .Mr. mances, as at Lewes, ori August 6,1882, he WATEBFOKD, LIMERTCK. AND WESTERN the svjent ea; ily in fairly good time. . : '. i Fielding and J. Tnbmpson, i two well-known rode six -winners on one RAILWAY. : ' members of tho Woterford Bicycle B" Redmond's eye! witness must have been aBleep day at the following I I " ; MM** ; i • j Club. ["TJ.' meetings:—Chester j many friends; in Waterford will be glad| to Ieam and dreamt he jsaw Pease win by halfno « wheel. , 1863; Manchester, May, LIMERICK V. TIPPERARY. '< . I • j In such a casc^ the decision would douht 16, 1883 ; Windsor, May 21, 1884; Manchester, that he is looliing right well after his delightful : CLONHEL RACES AND 1 am told the : ¦ ' be an eye opentr. Had he said. Pease won by June 3rd, 1884, and also, at the B^sbury Club Limerick boys are anitious to holiday. i ! , (Stockbridge) mooting iri the have, d . tuEsle pith tha victors of Sunday, ; : •oiea : i an inch, he iniglit have raised' a suspicion same year. As ; STEEPLECHASE S !and ' v bearing ' out the suggestion of ' tho report alsd goes tliat they are confident THE DULL SEASON, ¦ , ¦ \ ; as to the accujracy of placings, but nolhini? .adaptability (Over PoTierstown Conrsa doso to Railway bid fof of1 , of certain courses for this form of record, it luakirfg a ;bi^ victor/. Tho : Leahy's les than fully " half a wheel" will satisfy him 8tatlon;) - mctter in : ; I The break-up of the dtsiightful autumn^ Nveatber and stamps th« whole statement as unworthy must be noted that it was nt Stoekbridge that THURSDAY, 4TH OCTOBER, 1000. •I' 'ir.. ° hands, and 110 doubt we i i 1 and tbe darkness of the evenings just now. remind of credence. poor George Fordhnm! just failed to jtop the will [hear ¦ sonething rpore of the affair ¦ On above data Passengers will be cotueyed from during¦ . •*•»»» the next few i ; ; ns that tho doll season; is at band, and) that the ; ; ; list, but having been successful in seven Waterford; Tbarlss and InteTme- ¦ days. • i Ennis, Llatrick, ¦ ¦ ¦ !¦ ¦ races,, which: M ; •-"••» . ' ! racing enthusiast, bo ho j cyclist or athlete, posses* OUR CRITIC!SM8. ' ¦; included a deadheatat lAlhena, : j dlato Stations to Clonmel by tho Traim nnd at tbo ' ¦ ::; his soul In patience for epme months td came. My but in the decider he suffered defeat, !leaving ' ' A -BULL.¦ ! ¦ ¦ ' 'arcs given below :— . . I J I ; football friends should make it a The " peeu iar' criticisms/' which hnVo| his total Scoria;,-it six, practi c j point to keep me ally a dead hea ; PAEE3 TO CLOKUEL IBS BICZ. ! M4 ;John; CuHinane; of Bansha, whb was at well posted in their dolnga during the next few caused such hbart burnings in the ". People"] vath Archer's best aggregate . ' I ! Dungar/an; oh 8unday, ¦ ' '" ¦ ¦ , sent an attendant for montlia . • i i ' . | • circle were, based on tho opinions of: experts ¦ i Spec'al a.m. lrtClSna C13rd Cl some progranmes to one of the officials. The ¦ who were present nt Wexford sports.; IV is ¦ ; ¦ ¦ ¦ Wotcrfcrd ... dep 9 40 5/4 3/C 2/8 ;manj cameib ick with : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ very easy for the "People i ! WRITE i [a; dejected air and said AS MANAGER. ¦! !: ; ; • -. j " tb assume'the role : Grangs! ... „ 9 62 4/7 8/3 2/4 0 7t)t £ive em a ias a»' they, are! of the Lord High Everything and [ proceed I : idfJ anjtblttg i to i j ' Fiddosm ... „ 10 0) i, ¦ »/ 1 Y> \ : 4/ 3 aor Ml sold " J. Tod Sloan, the] jockey, -pill play an im- to deliver :lectures in' such ponderous form.! Oarrickion-Sulr . „ ; 10 " '~ '" ; 10/ ; portant part next yetr in the management Mr, R. J. Meiredy and the writer of those, .MABIE/ TODD & BARI> KUabcclan ... , ,, !l0 31 2/1 1/- : lbd BETTING; ' - : ¦ ; . : . ' 1 P ' ' • ¦ .j . . • , : .! of Mr. F.. L. Gardiner's horses, as it is ru- lines have eveiJy regajrd for the cause of sport, • W,' OHEAPSinE, tONDOX. Clonmel . ... • ,, 10-60 ; . . . • moured that he is likel E.CJ ¦ Diir'lag y eventually 'to; train and that is why the judging absurdities: .if tor a Cat&logcs of their (acaooa , ' ; a-m, ' . itin. ; . : •; v \hl day betting was carried on in as .well as ride them, i , ; ' ! ' ' ' ' ' ' : ' the recent Weaford Sports were referred to at Thurle* dep 0 0 & U 35 6]- 8/3 ¦ ¦ 3/6 the rnost ¦ qpe n manner : - ' ! ••••«» . ' ¦ ¦ .. , " w- , ., ' the lusty layer of the : . all. . : • :¦ ' - ' i i • - ' mm odds:evidept - '¦ ' Honaaad Jockey Q U H it 60) A { «, . „, .y doing In brisk trade. As moat FOLLOWING SUIT. : : ' fllSBa a *'~ 8/" S'* -^^ni of" Uffanabrldge arr. 9 Hi „ 12 10/ the favourites got home " .! ' ¦ : : , I don't think he , , i A STRAIGHT QUESTION. ; iTarranaUeen dec, had-, a. very; heavy satchel to carry away, j : Considering the remarkable success of those : 0 37 „ 13 U 3/11 2/8 1/8 : : : ¦ ' Fetbard n S 51 „ 18 85 2/U 1/7 1/3 Deevy I • : EngUsh " : ard & «s»*«9 i ' jocke/a who have adopted ;thp Ameri- Does the " People solemnly 'declare nnd fflEdw ' ¦ " ; Cloomcl nrr. 10 10 ., 12 5J BHHawS srAT THOUGHTFOLNESSi : : ] can Beat and style , of: riding, it is; surprising affirm that Constable: Torsney dead-hiated on ¦ IONEB5:4~-BO^K8B£lfiB^H^|BB||H||B j that others do not follow their ekaripic. If two occasions for the 1 valuable prize presented RBTURN1NO— ! ^^K re EOtJITAm To Thailcs and IntermedUtoBt ations by a Special ; : " representatives were very ctrate- they didj their names; wb'iid ctrtninly aj^ by Messrs; Pierce and Co? Will the " Peo- :PEHS : " ' ' fulf,,? *tbif .looped A SMART FIXLY. ; , ', ' ] . . Sead a eampla steel nib; and yon will rooeivo ' THE HIBEBN1AN HOTEL. ..¥M ^- Keoghan announces in our adver- jacket on Exedos, in ' the :Michaetaas' Plate \ SpecialTrain to Tbttrle*. ; . A V~AAmsmi a spcWaDy selected '8WAN' by rojan). Xbca Ticket*l« »ned at cb«apFares are only arall- tising colum is that pantographs of the inter- on Saturday. Maheir, . though born 1 in AmBri- Mr! J. B. i Joel '¦ lost week purchased ! ¦ ¦ th* ; "j county teamS-Cork yj : yon trill | j ' able tor return on day of races except UIOM Itaned TEA2I0BE. Tipperary-^an now !ca¦ , is of Iriah parents. ¦ ¦ ' (• from Mr. Musker that smart fill Princess ¦ ¦ :¦ : ' y be had from ¦ ¦ : %i stations between Ennis and Limerick wbicb will : him. i i . : ;• j . **f*9* Melton, bv Molton but of' Scboolbbok. the i NEVEE WRITE .; LATB |FEYU) ; be aTatlabl* for return next pornlng. . : ¦ ' I. R. A. - - ; 1 Bum paid beinx £15,000. The youngster has Pith aoytbiog else. Honey will bo roiandodla B4^m¦ s^ipN8ii 1 SEA$0N'8i RESULTS! i " ¦ ¦ .[] ; ; taken part in eight races thifl year, of which Children tinder IS and oter 3 yean halt fare. No ¦ ' | , fall If yon are latliiaed. ¦ la Fint Ckss Style. Hot and CoU I ; 1 I ' I not Nib| of the Pea exteasioa ol tuna granted nor allowance Fitted np j I | At the meeting of she has won Six. A' backer has accepted maa* tor N tne £ . ihe IriBh Racing Asso- a is 116. cold, sod /trill last A llfo-tlmoj lost tlokjU under any etrctuastanees. Baths. CyoUiU StieoUUjr Cakred For. ^i 'mmmp m xi. °H [ W<>n has' come1 for the result ol ciation held a couple ! of days since wager of £10,000 against £1.600 about her win- the , permits ¦ years trc ding to be known. The'Fr.inch were granted : r-, 1 . Horses attending these raoes and booked at full ¦ to hold meetings ning the One Thousand Guineas and Oaks, ; 1 n un J : on the follow- rate (which mart be prepaid) orer Comiomotis 8n*n ROOMS ATTACHID TO U :JJ , PP Com] iany hayp not done badlyJ the ing dates4-"Kilrush.: 24th and 25th Sept.; and another £10,000 to £3,000 about ' her for this Company's B* . Raglin Company—ondj of my old favourites— Aramore, Youghal, the Oaks. The wagers were on Wednesday jt'OAH , OAIX,;BTJT S Oa^KOT. ! ! system on the outward jotaney, will be eooTereJ Liqvoss or THB Fonsr QUAUTT Our, psa^M^ :havo,ajsp 28th September i Asbtown, dooe fairly well, a profit ofl£10,628 80th September;. Stradbalfy, Co. Waterford. laid by a commission agent well known in THKEEppEEB WE1TE8,Alh) 4 CALLS tree of charge, back to tht station whensethey One mln&te's Walkfront Railway. •havirig! been iiade on a capital of £170,001). A aid October, 1 and Kilmacthomas, 9th October. 8tock Exchange circles. : I . ' ' wen seat, on productionol a certiBcatelined by ¦ ¦ dmdeiid ofS ¦ . :' TAKENOT&- . tbe Jodge (ot on the Jodie' behalf) of tteBace percent, has been declared, and The conduct ! «*«••» ii of T. Fogarty, jockey, at Ash- i * POSTING AND LIVERY STABLES. , ior tHose who got their,«haresin or about the ^own, on ; the 9th September; was brought I UeetlBtj, aod prorlded the ownerssign m (tamped PARTNEB8J i j . : ¦ present price, ! ¦ ' ¦ agrtenenfc tndennifytntt ihe oospany Mafati 6s. 9d., thb ia not too bad. ¦ i . : / nav* ¦ ; : ; under the notice of tbefcbmmlttee. The mat- A TRIA1. iSOLICITBD. . ! I I M»H» " ' ' ' ter was held; over, pendipg a report from the A partnership in Harmony II. and Rain- OGGhBRQTHl^B, to be handed to the koaHnf clerk at timeo( booking ' ¦ ; ; i; SCOtlA itD'S QEEAT tbe horse or bones for . letarn Joeney. If these • OBITUJAEYl " t ; ' j As; htown stewards.: i . storm has been centered into between Mr. J. J. TBADEE3, T , , . : ' •••4M r r Parkinson arid |Mr. T^ Widger, ¦ '¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ , - eondlUoba are not compiledwith, so apfUcati ihfor The Hlbertian jHotol, TrauoNw ' ¦ ' ¦ PAJSIET KOXP TOLL, . . refond can afterwardsbe eatertained. , I JtStet ;to| find the appended extractin the TREPIDATION. ' '\ \. . . :| ; [ «£*•¦• ' : : ' ; "InBh \ ' j : V. VAUOIIAN, Trafflo JUB»«tr, LORENZO HoCAlRTHY, Proprd«r BpK\tlUls," asd erorr daj of Wa Wm *.) i' •: .; r TTS* a4J»1' years tiken a Very d*ep in- decwion wiU ' WATEBFOBD, terest m CWMCn cf amiuo ' Mip.w? l/i melli. iU.ume xl u:. , no doubt, aeriously affect the lot Q O L-Ths Wonderful and . 'Ew-Ponnlu »^.Tjj] . t ' cr»'" 01 n ima. Bacingr;Associati ; •'TOLL BBTJSp ; ! RAILWAY. latai 1 less fw ia one oi -tho most renti ar a on;;as owners ttannot OF HUNTING. i PABOEU* ffot»fj£uiaiStJ; tfndao 1 at^i club', in nir. He «aa •flprd to send hotses'10ng distances¦ Becausewvouo I ! »» oM Vgn 11 o|. railway charges; : t. ! "-: ¦ { : ¦ . ° •tUl^«tatthl»kMrf»:ion»BMi»l tJwi Brt«». of Trtitou October1000. \ Now. that we ire on the eve of the hunting ft Alteration¦¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ , ' ¦ ¦ .- » ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ooBtata«o»(ood slcU btwl, bo* rood H I . I> ' , - : i Ol KTCietieV ' anrrda' '7 i! T ' i , • ' J ' ' . •gaaon, u»e If^owingj wmarkj , by H :— fa) i&e Train fntie* wfU 2'^'iSSN^*^Fw' iMi'L ;t*d "Jpo^ctJoii that eoneliitoope^attoa ' - X- < ->.: a ^ »/uitiu Xthe& dutyiH S^o alluty aia*t<»r»iiS**'of foxhounds to ! \\ - . Jpfl theyt should ado pt the^nifonn oPa foxhunw. L?>L« C> *-WW tirr* i» WB ITB r^wv rurthennore l 14-erKsk, «a«H 0 MMtHt^SUt Vm. ; ' ' ! ' '¦ ' ¦ " ' ¦ ¦ " . cploTieU.at:; regimenunihouW fai^ ' J_i v i .-;!'!!- i- : **jtff \ :: .{'. i • enforob the saro* Qpoa their officen Fi WhV The ll-«0a. «a T» i f «« a 8Jj» ae t4»i*««a» ^ :- -^ ;¦ - ;;-ljjv| B™-jd i iAtosf} tl VBRH^AD;: fATH8.| A \Z- -\- . v|;-|;-^ .V U tn*.uiUOfnricf i^Ur ttsd« ^^^teriy end tH ;U«eA^e^JrD» »7akniirfU; ¦ '' ¦ ' ' * " • ¦? ;' A l*i»' .. i I clared3£ that it js-irppoiA ble to make A <¥«f* -of the difUctiliT txperiSnt ed bv the .same effect°!r npon f oxhuntlnir. • U> n* fiiitaMle7l«(w«ea 1iminiit»r ik H n7i 1 t:f ; HSt J ^orjfi diS, 00 5,1* JtSk it«Ul?brii rfiut^r^- *K «*»Pe, oJG «verhea4-*C11OB ™a ^-^osct^ ion'UMii Pi««. , »,;l^nw^bM^ ween 'Ihe jtowSI of '"' 'i ^r ; attosst; '^atuot -ki ¦: ' : $Jj fe; ij^jw ,^.,W?}-" We» a«$rei.t0|3 r 8 ¦ ¦¦ awi inr..«wli^( Jitwhieh!cto on] W PJ ' !>here:!h(W be>n WMtrueted laii <£e* " 5r5&? 9^ head path tot the rSctiWve use oft c*»UstT de J!' ff - one« wot M pay ml$ $aijrelght 4earry. J^M^W o!t «» con- ; ing pi eewn ¦ j 8jrtictJ(ra; including ^hej purchase oft rtjth^of- in» hnflter^ <»nr» i, \| bb«l«lMM; Mlec\ed7;MlecW^; LeiLet . ¦ . . «, fpitW mfprt land; ette stj It :i» 'oeceuai jih» ««try.P»y ilthty , ; - • • ; ,flaver «l ptpp qrlf.made cislmne' *H' "W . KM't^n' but "leithelet the M ¦ for riding £&°^rmite ' -^M - °^ ?"' 6nltr|ypbnltr|y end " ' ' ;!i5 aSOli?ia^mfcsiW^'^^" ' ¦ '" ! " ; damaged«mage .. .done.done : toto cropifandcroppFand fefencesnces ;ip,iB, we all °^mm ^W^ " • ,;fcoow.fcoow. requisiteon :i _bu£but ft la^ldom met^d o^t r^LD k !: : - .- . ! - ' ' : tako 'tbe "foUowih-; I rom 'a report :¦ni^OuMcleptl>ffir. aw VtbfiM irpmptltude : i ^ l pNEi. ; •|:; ;.. -^:;f v ji ;i. , J5 ^ Wa-- WthflW .MmpUtude ndvftdvis.ith " : ; ¦ W°rf B«W«* pnblishfiiia¦ tr«^&;i" 6n PAi8ttr ma* jBoxjd ^xju9aicW ¦ ' ' Atgust)(th # ;¦ } ¦;:¦ '¦ ' I; :6lw'i :, i i: "!J41^ i Innef . ikven. to' lie. Sporting itiuq l871t — : . . ,/ . V; : . U*. shouldsoould ^s^t^toto U»ei;reclpientsU»ei;reclp' .; ^ler^loii; 1 f' -¦¦ bf. ients, instead - • ¦ " ! ' -foaUrfof¦ d- f ti.n"V M ' ¦ ':¦¦ '^ ' ^ : - i • ' ¦ i . I - . - i! '. . ; ' ',:.. . . ' .i ' it- . i:;:py_^Sg|i I ' j W U» Imieifal (theti Tnu&n _ . 'Ninth i Ba&-rFor |four-oared gigs <>fof requlrin|r;th#;|Q. »tae .for H, at further i- :. - .; \JhhbyiSf JK >Bfef jtoft-oo Mav lHh>;I»li the; redj |glf , jpnlledrlie ¦; toll* a^s^ bt Matfenrs ; conrseri P : cost, toconvconv»«.inn.l< nce,[•,|•< ndi;Ibs« ! pf Onti. Qt Wjt th|sth|s many hunUthm»Ut are jnn fglefcUuUglefctfuUVV ii !i ; b*Adi*n>s iJlrer ct p»TT8lne¦ £U(. ! ' ' ,j , l ' iii !i I:I J ' "¦¦ ¦ ¦ :¦!• • /; 'i - i- - : ;: " :- "!! ¦ . : • ;i JCnMbitilfluir BdwinrClpb Carribk- J . '-.TiT •*»•*• - ' : KltSIAC/jjI ^jcra^ ,:! \y :t\:- \\\' :: > lH-*fflSPwv -pMrtptork. '" 5* ji i iw^itft^ id^wBSriS^ir^; } ; ^ ^ Mr Dsinifll,:Ho D. S*C KiSunaethotoasBacei si BiSEai ¦^t s' BSwpflol«ru ,r^ irtio **» in . • fi j' u ; - . ¦)¦%¦ , . ~. i '! '£ •;• •' . s I j K •; w^Mimsm&m ¦ " iceaclii'BiDitiMr/tthb secnrfldfk'ttiw iinieritpjriOTje; ptf- " be wastnu wr, • • ::liqoj^: .]Ti^Rij#t|r - 'pe;efc.i' J^ thmignt leaai paid papert a i seleition -pit : rebroanctiow£ of T ;i yictoriJ \Tim^3 minniM9;Mqiii:y¦.£•} ? i; offl0*i iwd>rth8; hatdttt ^WiedJMtWSanibhV cfcffi[oiifi/ -iacTddins - .Tipp ^ry^4fl^ ib>;:;.;.:j.i :;. : : . -;; f lij ! :-LEG.:;.t . ^:; ;¦;, toarlton, M'5:-.Maudii,^eIton,Prlot, General ¦;. :¦!; " Ni; : f ¦ ;4RTIH^4I. ; . :;•1 v , : ! y : ; | DTn^ABVA : ,: I'M ?;ji j : ¦¦ L:4.JKiely^Jipperary^U75Bi|il....v; ¦ 2;. . -. . -! p,.+KniS«t{»io- .»W.'1 rt,i;iA«A_.i Baden-Powell,i^MoxtimBr!,- iMenpes, Frank | • ' E. ] ' '¦ ¦ ' ; ' ; dhirray, Cork Q05f I' SJil)'^.....;- . 3 ;to: Iladd.'i -lranki.Otdig^Dad^Hirf^w;Hat* " ¦ ' ¦' ¦ ¦ : ' ''' ' • T. grant[ hiin an arjiflaaj leg;; He 1 f &>: ;!. ' vi ¦? ' ' "'i ii ;'' ;:: ! !:" "'l :-i ' ' ' . i i- , f- v (From dikr Reporter.) : .; ji, ': ;' -Also: 4pmpeted-*-T. McCi rthy^Cbrk; 1 JP, .left the; hferell,; $. -Prat^rJ andjloaeis.^ A's 'axr-' arUsila ^i : ^ . : j bouse jsome time ago-:;biit found ' he could not; ' Drolian, do., arid 1 J. > BJ; Hwes, flMpeirary. : oh" : " : . ¦ si luveriit of the . campalgnithia iWprk vwould be TheBe^.& jtridsi Ccm|ortab1eHotelin the City ;¦ get without it.- ¦•{:>.<• sv ' :-V : .'':¦ '¦'¦ J ;-''; ¦¦ :- •. . ' ¦¦:¦ •¦ •¦ ' . , A visitor to Dungarvanon Sunday rwbo liad ;;:. Pointi^ipperary,. 3^i;j5ork;;m;.;;; / : ,- Chairman—Was ! l*yal«8*M. .^:|- . -.V:i|-;^!t- -;>, .]i ' - • -i i.t- :- ^ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ he. - ijiot offered' a ', bucket: ' ¦ ' - : :¦••'¦ " ;¦ ' ¦: ' "¦ - ¦ -¦ ¦:;!• : ' ¦ vi "? ?:- ¦ ¦ ¦;' ¦ ' '¦- ¦ " " :. - , -{ '. < "j .!' -I: . < ,: ' iv '] I' Mofier^tejiG harges.:! . tijV been! in- tile towi! Jot : 20 i li ¦; :. ¦¦ : : :T. ' Garde^06rk; . -....;L ' .::;;.. .(, .; 1 " \ ii make; inquiries ¦ E < ated to vioTy." . Traiia aiter : • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ , ¦and-11 think $0 q¦ ¦uotation '¦ 1 I . tiain dastiipg into; ' : 'P. Roche, Cprk J...;..t;;.;';..:;,J... 2 " ' we gbt wiaaifH. • -; " i ;:- U'-' '' - ¦ " THS ' SWEET " ¦ft#i j |- ^uiR;' H 'I fe(B^:^ciol[toMTi6r ' ¦ ,; . ; /. 1- . - . ,. '; il e] station; :cj;owds sijreammgvinto- towj» iiroAi' '¦:. :> r i J. M. Connolly, {Jorkj^;^;..^-!.^ 3- - • Cnairmari^—How is he ; ! ]ttfnjan8ge for the pre- Also r »h—J. W.' Dew^n, W. F, Butleh ,and sent ¦¦ 1 nuonjuntil two; o'clock^ bright ;aiid happy Isfhe in the house ? ' ' " ' : ¦ - ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' :; ' ¦ ¦' '' tec^s J. Howa rd; Tipperary,.;Ga; de led i : . ' :i ' j -; 1: ' ' * / i ' i , , M ¦ ¦ all through¦ Clerk—ITe is legless'at'present. : By Rev,; ¦ ' L . ; HAVE: ' ; ' :oi all sides; and tbat;despite the. heavy ih&tl^1 and woi jeasily. TimeKM sees. . : -• ¦; ; The ; ; : j Jarn^s B , Dollard' (81iay-ni-mbn. [; ; # I ; _ BEEN .kEC^iyEn:.;FjaL6M i ^; v'^IV U[' ,- 'j ¦ \$?M consideration-jb| the matter- « ^I^; ¦ ¦ ' ' : > l ' | was. adr ' ' ' ¦ ' ' • ¦ '¦'¦ ¦ " ' ' ' ¦- - • ;ol fog whioli threatened to develop . ' " ^^ ™*"™ —* *""" ^ " ~" " "" "" """" "»"«fM« ^ i ^ ^ L« L - ; .:¦ i • - X' !- ¦;¦ ¦! .:.. ihto ajdoTO-; PointS)4Tipperary, 38J ; Cork, 24J. . A' ioumjed-.-fo' .& week .unisr ' "The waters¦ of¦ I the siilr Bweiling into.: whirt- : : : ii f there would be a [¦ - ¦ ¦ ' ;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦pc ux jat any, moment;; The visitor menjiiaep ¦ . pprils." , ;;. .[; - ..; : ' ., . ;¦ .;! : ' THE 120 YARDS/HURDLE RA( &;•, . , ;: ^.ne Board ihen ' • ¦ ^ ;; i::MI|S:;}Hj^ SOUTH AFRICANS WAR. gated! with wonder at the struggling cro*da fbr . ' adjourned. . . ' : ! (Gaelic of Donogit Mac Conmata.) ' ¥v Important . ! T.!P].. Kiely,.Tipp>r*rf/I ^;...li.. ' X-/'- I ' Te«tImonlAl HofpR1HUitiU ^flhlUpip - »JvUlBJrUItw«." » •¦. -"' ¦a litnWand then coming up to riie asked ft^hjit i " :j J.-OXellyLTnch,.Cor e ..;.;...... 2 i : : J OTATKJpJR' AM) Ni)WSAGENT W,.Oan»B flt»et; »jU : . he 3: brought all this 1 about; I ; remember jthe P. :Harding,'iTipperar ¦ ...... J,.. 3 t' The geritle Shure that making way. ¦¦ i o t ^ I ' By sweet Clonmell, 2- CONDUIT STREETJ QUAY • : . : - JUM «q». im adorns rich Waterfofd. ' FO : . ' , WATER HD Heirra.Cole oan & Co- Ltd. Also rah^-J. McCarthy, Cork; - ; ¦ ¦ ' E. Murphy, ' ¦ <¦ ¦ tine (when , the (Railway - wou^d . : ;; ¦; : ¦ ¦;. ¦ ' ; ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' Company jnot . 1 • " : . : ' • : : ¦ ' ' " ' Spencer' 's "Faerie¦ jQueen/' Book IV Cantb \, - Norwieb.Nonrieb. . . . . " • : ¦ ¦ : " ' ¦ XI. ' ¦ ' ' THE ! ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ • : ¦ ' i ¦ ' ¦ ¦ • ' .; .. . !' • ¦ ' '" ' T^ATETR^ORD • do; 3. J ¦:¦ • • ;. IHolloway, Tipperary. ¦ ¦ - •: !' ]¦¦¦¦ An exciting : . -:- . ; : <• . BOTTLE .:- : .,. .. . ru a ' & train on a Sunday." My reply wadj" I , The Execntiw Committee of Y . t •• ¦ ; : ; -• ! SER^AOT'Si » tonla for the patients on board, ^id wu ni«d with «ncc«M by u ' ¦ mlnacemenL"<,T then referred to the I iTAnk. seconds.! [¦ ' : | ' , - i- ¦ REGISTRY tbe Sergeoaj. -- . ; .. ; - -i - 1.. : - .V ' ¦¦ • : ' • By castle-crowned AW^Finian running I pute !¦ ' ' - ' Points-t-Tipperary, 43J; C6rkj 28}i ' Past Carrick and Kilsheelan ever sparkling ¦ij / HQFFICE. : . ;. formation from the old days when the ,(jaunty ¦ ¦ , ¦ ' pPENiyG OF THE WOEKS ever wheeling; ¦ ¦ ' ' ' RaQwajy was run in a very restricted manner, SLINGING THE 166Lti (unlimited run and ! : i i ! !; \ •- ., —the restriction, no ' doubt, being cabbed to follow. ! ! . - ..! ' j I : :¦ r : . .. :• . r ! . T-M - ¦' Flows the water of ihe sweet river Suir. i P»pors not In Stock procured on , siortcsC notice. 1 ¦ ¦ some extent; b« the tfiuit of adequate! : '.:. . ' ' - : ' i 1 • . 'i jFerlodlekls ' : 1 Capital T: FJ Kiely, Tipperary 638ft 9inV ... 1 , j ' A, BUS^ ' j SCENE. The Galtee8 and Slieve-Ardagh send their I . ligaelne^ !oto. WINGARINIS to [develop traffic on tie line. ; Certainly, thfe ¦ ebld by all Lictniied Chemists f J. R.lHayes, Tfpperary 1 34ft 6ih) ... 2 ' torrents to flood; , '' ; ; '¦ , Qrocen, and Wine Uercaist,i la Bottlef Is. 9d. asd 4«. ed.e«a. 1 Great' Southern ; and Western Railway during its Colwaaa'i WIKOABHIS, and see that the word Aik foi : • T. Phelan, Tipberary (31 ft 8in)J...... 3 Bright annor comeB -from Btoried; 81iav - . . :¦ man- a shopkeeper who had pot'earned'six- ' J; J. jHolloway, Tippera ry ....uj-.. 2 . llilc^ng-felt wahtin; the . V NORWICH AND i LONDON; - :.^ H' - ! .» J. MtiCartfjy, 'Cork .;..-. _.v., ^..u..:. 3 - South-jEa^M.f ; By broken Norman,tqw /r -andihamlet white, pence on aiiy Sunday until the present railway . ;IrelMd !j Waainangurate'di» . aa . , - ;" ." CatiuffiotJ oa Sampk boilU fr tt rutfpl cf thr^if pff tyrta typi ' 27 |; .. ¦;¦ ' . 'rinRB * badest .bosom ^Ouarpvatoedl ** to ccviz.pcsf af t developmentsiwere inaugurated.! ' '¦ ' ] ! ¦ j -. ; PointfriTipperary, 66J ; Ccrk, . ": unostentatio'ns but Tha whisp of the Suir, ¦ ; , . ]| ' in npna the' less ; effective •! . would allure, : :' ¦ : • i The main attraction1 which brpught togbther : ' manne^, the presence ' ^ : OUR -MILE RACE. ' ' M ' <)' the promoters and . When its glad waters dance in the light. such immense crowds -was an int©r<^unty 1 a few friends, who were H CURED attiietic struggle rjeiween in& cnampions ot JJ C. lHayes, Tipperary. ; ..Li.... 1 specially invited to PHOTOGRAPHS yiii^flTW IIHSTANTIYIY - witness the launch The . wind croon and sob thro' ruined abpey ii'fl ^ri'F Cbrk and Tipperary. Some six V?eeks ag<> Mr. JJ Glfteson , do. ' .. 1....; . I..U.... 2 oil the undertaking, and ' ¦ : ' ' ¦; • ; ; TOIGHEST-OLASS " 1 J. Gi JQuirke do. -....;.. ...iJ.... S : , ¦;. to wish, it every k walls, • . ; : : PORT! OTH-AGH J. O'Kelly Lynch, of :Dunmanway, wrote to . BU(|ce?s. We refer to the E Also' V7eird music echoes from the; fairy-mound, the papers a; letter which we published; at tbs ran—D. Corcoran, Cbrk, Vhb fell. A Waterford Bottle Making Factory at Bilberry, And the sad thrilling rhymes of long-fpr- time, challenging any county in Ireland, to a (lose : finiiBh. Tim^—21 mini ites jl Iseoonds. : , ¦ , ¦' adjacent to the brick works, which were also ' : i. gotten . times . : . i . • : great athletic contest. Mr. P. r O'Connor, of of In murmurs of tbe Suir resound. : <: Q^APHia-WOEk EXECUTED Waterford; on behalf of the TJtbs IntactaJHar- GRAND "TOTAL i pOINT&H-Tipperary, 63J; the outcome^ individual enterprise, - BUNTER'a * and ' glossy hazel In! .cool, Bheltercd'¦¦ glens where¦¦ riers, accepted the challenge, but the jteam : : - . - ! ; ¦¦ which have proved very successful • :¦!•¦; ¦-¦ • : ; KW , ; i j j ¦ ; so far. It i nod, ;; that he had named did not consist altogether was ielt | for a long tiinej,that the enormous The wild linnet pipeB a happy lay ; or J^rido IiUt end Icupeet Sboo Ecoao of •'Waterford born men or residents, and on " joyoua 's acceptance!: was nMEBicK 6.A. spoiaTs. ; quantities of bottles imported into the City The thruBh and blackbird, singing, NERVINE this ground ! Mr. O'Connor A- Oives rermancnt relief : melpdcs are flinging : by Painless Constriction of the Nerve in Decayed Teeth nmc .ta - : not ratified. ' .Then Mr Tom Kiely, of'Bally- and County of .Waterford and surrounding Thro' the brair-scemed groves ' a}l day. . D. C k O K E R * neale, wrote; stating that Gallant Tipperary . These s 30'rts.came off oh Su nday ih the districts' could be as ¦ , Ma> well, if not tetter pro- ni THE MALL ; •would /put a team into the field to meet the ijet Field in fine though blui try weather. la duced here in Waterfordj where the;best of Tis there that I dwell, for my heart is ever ! . Cork . champions - Mr. Lynch acium^oed.M'D cmsequence of the inter^couaty athletic con- material was: at hand. ' and i there ' ; : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' : Mr. Dan Fraher Dun- the opportunities i i ' iPower, Ballywalter, ,; test at Dc ngatvan and. another athletic sports for obtaining a suitable' site for tha ni>«iii>»-" Where Tippfrary and . Kilkenny's plains ' Bourke, Tipperiry, consulted. ; ' " ¦ Caticiictioa Gnorcntccai "B Sf garvan: and Mr. at Tralee being held on th) sama day, the works almoat unrestricted.| 1 ,. ¦ - ' . I - . i : ^-««4fc-toM hold line ..athletic Q or tors Curiously enough, stretch out. - : a^ £gS^3J^g&£ huushe, • and; lit was 1 resolved j to .. ^tendonc».!of spectators competi was however1 , although the desirability of starting n»re tne nvai uaeis are aasmng, ana 1 struggle on the conveniently situ&ted an£ Veil- nbt up: to Liinerick'B usual standard. How- a bottle making factory clashing at was admitted by many I eager hurlers , | •|7"kATING'S POWDER- appointed grounds of the Shandon Rovers ever, the eports we're-very enjoyable and .the of ,the leading citizens jforj several years past, Make din above the throng's great shout U the 'most Simple «nd Dungarvan. It was to witness I this ebnlggle athletic and cycling contests keen it was only; within PERMANENT ' and1 excit- the part six months or so TrriSATING'S POWDEE. ¦ STOPPING FORlt ia DECAYED TEETH that, fully half the excursionists travelled, and ing. J. J. : Condon, in the cycling, and P. that the:idea took definite shape I kiiow a Bunny meadow gently sloping to the .' , , , , ¦ : , ?° the; misty afternoon, fully;2,000 paid , and there- ¦ - Jill I . : *? prC e "d ^e ^vity of the despite Waterford, upon a] company - i tide; I - .. ' r : . . : ^"I 'I} ?" Tooth'in OfConnorj 1 in ithe athlet c depart- was formed for the purpose . . , . . . TrrjEATma'a POWDER. ; ; a toft « ate,- and in a short time ^it become. « perfeca the sixpence admission fee charged to: the dents,, were of course the magnets of attrac- of starting a factory, ench- as that Where thick clover welcomes thb wild bee, ¦ Enamel forming. y hard "and white grounds.: All the arrangementsfwere eimply Been in . which -was li\V ] Kills Fleis, Bags, Elotba, Beetles . as n were, a part of the originalinbstLceS heToWh! tion, ftndj as .usual, both showed jap splen- excellent working order. The By a tower grim land hoary—there I'dream 'of : ; Kllb Fletu Bagi perfect. " A fair field and no favour " was the didly . i ¦ first directors ' V ' ; : : ¦ , , Moths, Beetles All Chemists Js. 6d. Post Free by O'Connor contested . {our events, out of this company, who; deserve : Erin s glory, ; ' : I I Bib FlejU, Bog», Moth*, Boctlea Proprietor, motto of Mr. Dap. Fraher, and hj» merry ipen, of which : ne secured three firsts and one to be qomplimented ¦While the restless waters: ran;to the sea. ¦ ¦ JOHN IKAVE ST. ' ' upon' the business-like '¦ ¦ : : , JOHN S MADDEIOMADDERMMARKET ' ¦ '¦ Ellis Fltdt, , JJothj, I , NORWICHNORWICH. ¦ ¦ ¦ • • Bag* Bcstlu . ¦' : and the contests were carriedouti under condi- - . ' . ; ¦:¦ ; third. and speedy . . : Frank Furlong, iWs tarford I who is manner in whjch they carried out i BELLOW8, M;i Tins ¦ tions which leave no room Jor dcubt that the the MEW ¦ : , 3* Cd, U always among tho .pnte; -wit nersj it the re- many details necessary to the establish- Ah! Dear - to me Killarney, where the smile I . <\ . . 9d ' : ! . ' better team won. Cork. suffered much by the c4nt sports" ment of the of God is seen, | .: -i . • r ' ' he has attended, secto td second industry, arer-Mr. Michael'Sul- J T^TEW BELLOWS; |- Tins, : 33, Cd, It. absence of the Messrs;?Leahy, who are always U the ,100 yards and third in the, 440. He livan, Mr. James Knox, f T.C; And fair to mo: thy -woodlands Glenmalure; Gye B CWorsdell 'sJ described as Charlevillp men, but who, as a Mr. Edward THE BEST got left on hi* marks in his favourite: event, Egan, Alderman George Nolan, and Mr. A But when this life is ended, and¦ {cold¦ ¦ earth •JVTEW BELLOWS , matter of fact, 1 live a couple of hundred! yards the 220 yejrds, which, he »o Farrell,:T.C, ^ - i ; -with earth is blended, - i . 9d i THns 84 M, U. iron brilliantly in These Kentlemen deserve to have ' _1_NJ i ¦ 1 Kllli Flei». Bngfl, Wolhg, Beetles, ^^ outside ihe -Cork boundary,- and were therefore giod company on the prev iona 'Sunday at their-names recorded as the pioneers L«t me rest by the sweet River Suir. &p \ declared ineligible for the contest. , Froin' the w4 of 'what (Uarmlesi to :evor7tblD(j bat Ia Vegetable C iarieyiUB.i Mr. J. Kennedy, Waterford, a "believe will become, if not A, erp nt at. i ECOU). Sold in /returns given:below . itiwiH .be- seen that the n iw aspirant to athletic fame, secured third least a {successful source : Tin*, 8d, 6d, anai» FAMILY MEDICINE. Corkonians; were heavily handicapped in; the of employment lor : also In thi new filled Bellows, ti in the 220 yards. He ran [right tell for a local hands ' as time rolls on. ' Of course even jumping and iweight-throwiiag, and, indeed; n >vice, and I have no doaot that! he will the most casual' ¦Jirir.1.8 FLEAS, BBBl'LBH, MOTHS, a look at the teams when they were being pho-i ¦ ' observer'will at Once see that «( on *los«om -into a winner, j Details:— it ' Would be impossible1 foj»- the promoters to ; THEY CURE tographed by-Mr. E. Keoghan, T.C.; ma^eiione obtain •BT-ILLS PLEAS, BEETLES, MOTHS. ; ¦ ¦ ' ' ' local glass artificers at the- outset, IHDiaESTIOH, LIVER COUPLAIHT, HEADACHE feel .certain that at least: in the events for feats 100 YARDb ibPEN^FDfAL^ EAT. j . ¦ ; ; especially as -working in , BflBUItATlSH, of strength; the representatives of Tippe'rary! A. Kellyjlimerick (8|lyaiid8), 1st; Frank glass has been, un- TTttLS FLEAS, BEETLE8, MOTHS. DYSPEPSIA, BIUOUSNESS: happjly l long obsolete in |Waterford, at one COHSTIPATIOW NERVODSNESS, &c were bound tr J ' ; staff expert workmen, BEVISION OP THE LISTS OP VOTEBS Ain) J , ST. JOHN S MADDEJUCARKET, NORWICH. ; T: McHngh, Ennijf . (lBO^ystds), 'let; if iJ. and.these,w ^believe, thBy have secured in the ¦ ' JUKOfiS' LISIS,1 IV ( THE YEAB 1800. ¦ ' ¦ ' . ¦: • ' ¦ ' 2ndL ' : persons 1 (- . . . ¦:': at ¦ ;. of .. ¦: :;•:¦ Cindon (60yards), . . : i .; Ee is the beat sprinter^rj) Ireland ttie pieseot , K^JmaUock ; . - . mBn-whoriaverearUed and worked . ! ¦ : ¦ atitheiribusiness 1 ¦ii moment; I< am; convinced. Xh6, dfitailBiJiven, HALE-MILEFLAT.: ' " . " < ¦¦; ' i ,' in somej'-bf the best; bottle ; .WUNTY AOT) CITY jOF ;WATEEF0EJ). : . '' ' / makyjfi j ; £a«U)ries. .in ih« -three.' Kingdoms: ^limited; I O the are so exhaustive that }t is not necessary;! for -:JW. -Ryaril Oatfield '(30 yaids),1 'BH.';'.jfe Nolan?'- Their j^^ufiifefea IS ' KUdimo (60 ' : : manager, is a', practical Irishman—Mr. '^TOTfGE HEREBY GilVEI^ tliat Hevfafttf me to farther . dwell on; them here. 'I Inpst, |yards), 2nd. | ] . | f] . • ; Graham1—and the ' ' however before; concluding, heartily congratu- ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ; etafl Junffer; him appear to XN : Barrister for tbe Copnty and City of Water- > "n t ¦¦ • ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ • [• :¦ i: " -;.- be .fully [capable to i ! for I our Customers ! ; Ao late Mr. 'O'Kelly iLynch pn having inaugurated I^NO JDMW- • - • : - perform, their vow; to .the ford will hold Cenrts for tbe parpore of RovlslDg ny&Y/vn Wr\ U P. O'Connor, Waterford (scratch), satisfaction of the the most interesting series of contests' vitr 23ft Sin, Com^anjr, and what/is of ' ¦ ; ' ' tbe Sareral Lists of Parllarn«ntaryuad Local Govern- i ¦' ¦ US; CJ Leahy CharleviUe (lit in.). 21ft 6in. more importance, to the* complete satisfaction ;¦ ; THE .. . " :. . ment Voters for the said ne6sed in Irebind for many a day: i • I ,| 01 tBe customers—present ' : i \- County and City ; and also AmM 2rd; Jl of New Stock Charievilk (lit 61n) 20ft 4in |: and prospective. at The following were ! the officialsi-rJaages— L^ahy. ,^ . for the purpose of Bevhlnz tbo " General Lists of 3r 1. There was a cross breeze blowing in :the And: here let us say thatltha factory it already ¦laror*," and "Lists of Special Cork—M. Deenng and jW. J. Nolan. Tipper- full up df orders from Jurors." for tha said ary—M. : Davin : and J. I Cullinanej ; Referee— run to the jump, and O'Connor, notwithstandr lbcaljtraders, so that the B%gek Bhillings^prtli County end City, at tbo times and PJttcea hereinafter ; ing, got oveiT23 feet in : out of I his six at- works had not to be started: D. Braher. Cali Stewards—M. Fyynn and P. : ¦ ¦fo?r upon any experi- mentioned :— I . ' I tempts; - . I ; ¦;; ;. • ¦;- ; mental ground as far as the output is con- ' Stuafl [Telegraph. Stewards—MJ Fennel bnd 'I [ cerned lor ' ANY WEEK, EVERY. WEEK , ALL THE I KVISIOH ;o» JUllOES] L1SI8 FOB OUT. P. Walsh. Oork—D. Power.: • some months. I , This iB most en- j - \ At j Coarthoaso, Woterford, Tharsday, 20th 8op i^etarters-p STip- ONE MILE pPLAT. : ! i: 1 •! .' couraging, and argues well for the , YEAR ROUND I!; - peraxy—J. : uourKe; - . uaptains—uorit—J . W. Ryan, [Oatfield (65 yds), Jijt; J; McNa- ; future of 5 tombor, 1800. 12 noon, for City of Walcrfoid. ' : ¦ ¦ the works, the expansion! of which we can O'Kelly [Lynch;.Tipperary—T. P.i:Kiely . -I: . mkrar . Tulla:(65 yds). 2nd. , j i plainly, . JBEVISIOS or USIB OF |TOIEBS ton CITT. 'the conditions foresee is only a matter of time. The At Court Hooae Friday, 21»t Sopteabcr The fallowing wer^ under 1 :.. • !;: ' , , 1000 and ¦ 22t) works aa they ¦ ' »B BWI» * « B »M B JM BJ «M MSJ ««S J M«SM« » ^ MB ^ iS ^ « S » . . ' YARDS: , now appear, are, comparatively ' of Modern N. ^-which the contests were decided^ .. > . 1 ' i 1 Competition ; following days at 11.80 a.m for Borough of Water- j |P. O'Connor, Waterfordi (6 yds), 1st; J. W. speakin-f upon a somewhat: limited scale, but iord ' ¦ ; ; . (1}—Colours—Tipperary—Green Sash. Cork D nnen1, then the . I I ; E. C. beg to inform her friends and the public that she has just received a —Light Blue Sash. ¦ ] ' ¦ " . ' . ;'i! : '] Herbertstown (18 yds), 2nd : M. J. situation is eminently suitable for 'll^ fli in * ir ' Evcming Sitting Taeaday,25th SoplsmbDr 1000 at ¦ K innedy, Waterford (20yds>. 9rd. . i ; . very large additions,, as any visitor O^f ' , - ' (2)7-THe programme to consist of 13 eyepta; < ¦ 1 must at 6.30 f<}r Borough of WaUtfprf. i ; . splendid Assortment of : : ; . . of: in to- P' ' ' ¦ ¦ :¦ ¦ once notice. The quality] of the glass pro- (Nuaie^ competitors eacb;«yent be JTTING^LBS. ' ! . ¦{ ;: . i : duced , Evening Sitting; Wedoesday, 20th September, 1900 limited to 3 from each,' county. :. [;¦¦, , - - (• ' , ! ?. Ryan,;Pallasgreen (scratch), 33ft 8in, 1st; |was| declared • By the manager at 6 30 p.m for Borough of \Vatcrford. ' . ! contest to oe won on points, td be M Heelanj Caherelly S5ft lin, 2nd. 1 to be ; absolutely perfect,' a circumstance , Evening Sitting K3>—The 2J) which ia in. a large measure ThDrsday. 27tb September. 1000 •alVowed as foUowsi^lpointSi for iirsU^jfor THREES MILES BJCYCLE- - i ; due to the very at 6-30 p-m for Borough of Watorforf. '': : suitable quality of the linie—a necessary in- ; , ' SHOES ! liET13I0X OF SHOES] 2nd:.-an4' 1 for ,3rd. TTte highest total;sqore i.tJ. JUBOns UBTS FOB CODHTT. BOOTS and ' ' ¦ Berlin, Athy (200ids); 1st; J. J. Con- gredient] SO to Steak—liseil In ttlA mnnnfnf. Our Furef^ TEA " '¦ : ' to decide the contest, j I - • .< :• . -¦: - i ;'" '! ', • • ; den, Kilm^lock (60 ! yds),1 2nd ; ¦ J-: McHugh, J 1—At Conrthonse, Water/ord, Friday, 28th Sap« ! Which she intends selling at extraordinary Iiovr Prices. I' i -/ • coinpetitof to get four trie* lor (the. ¦;. ture of bottle ;glasg. The construction of the N0THIN <4}|-Each E^mis (320)yda). 3rd. j . -•• - j , ;. fumacea and other tember, 1900 at 11.30 a.m fox tho Baronies of Gan]- lond j-ump: i hop, «tep jandxjump; hammier; ¦ : : ¦:¦:' ' ¦ ' detailsl were from the de- ' Indian .r/ tier and illddlethird. • SiGH'JUMP. : i :¦!¦ - signs of! an expert in glass production, : \\j != ^ j ahot and 561bB. : IJsnai conditions;: for qigh ; ' ; l ond the BEA TS ALL. /7 LIPE IT' ! : 2— At Courthouse, Cirriokbeg, Tbnrsday, 4tb ¦ ¦:. ' : |P. OlConrior -and C, Leahy . tied for first building work, which ia, las far us possible #jj THOUSANDS OF PAIES TO SELECT fEOl JnmP' L T..! i . : •; .! . . '/'. I, . : -1 .: . pl-ace al J5ft 3Hin. O'Cpnhor won'ihe toss. composed of material teni the neighbouring October, 1000. at 1 p.m for the Uuronlcs of Upper- - (5){-ln;alI|races the.;Ufplains to tops lor.nrst ' ¦ third and Qlenahtlrr. I ; ; BOT?iS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS A SPECIALITY. ; ; ; FLAT. ¦ ; "! ¦' brick factory', was cameii ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : position; the other competitors to be arraniged THREE M3^ES J ! ;- . out under the super- i ' : - . ! ! , , : ! i , 3—Conrthooso- Lfcmorc.F lriday, Sth Ootobcr, 1900 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦J. vision of Alderman George ! Compare Prices before going Elsewhere. Eepaiw Neatly and Promptly, Done.]'. alternately.j ; ' ; ' . : ¦' '¦!• McNamara. TulIa (85 yds), Jst j C.; Nolan, Nolan, a proprietor, at 12.0 coon for the Barony, of Cothmore and Cosh- ' ' tfmeriqk (160), 2nd. ; - , - ! and one tofjour leading bity builders. ¦: ¦ ' (GH^Coinpetifors for iach 'county,- mnst|' De ¦ Al- bride.[ ! . . . : " : ' ¦ together about 25 bands, including unskilled 't Waste your Money born there qr resident therein for¦ six months ITARDSJ! . • . 1 . I -i - i l attendantsI it is Don : . 4—Conrthoose, Dangarvas, Uoaday, 6th Octo- priolto of contest. ! ¦ : | r Mj ' , are employed, ^ut anticipated Inferior Low Priced Teas, (now, co much BUY WISELY AND WELL AT 4»te ! . . Dineen, Herbertstown (25 -s. ,W8» , VASES, &o;: &B^ i - :: in-ftont • merrily ion MIRROHS - ;. | , HoweU • , . Murray getting off last.! |; and:.bottle: ' . . , ' " ¦ aWer bcrttle of the v . . -: ¦I- ;:•: ! •: ; :> ::: H H : - •; ' ; Lbsmorft, ' Satorday, Cth October, 1900,"at until , ten yards from I home when Murray got . . finest glass [was produced md finished 'with thing uBeful for THE HO.[Hfi HOLD';J J . about making cotisldertWe Improtanenta iq oar Wtrehouit, won by a good yard,. i nth : The usual weekly! meeting! ol the above what 11.0 o.ro for the Pplling Districtsof Oop- As we are to the front and : appeared astonishing rapidity < to the at of , Buckley > fully a yard j away. No : time i Was Ji iion was; held on Saturday, Mr. M.iDrohan unitiated 'beholders. . A feit hod any poqnin, Lifmorennd '1 allow. : we; will offer our ENTIRlS STOCK of i : of the gentlemen FulI'Lbt of Presents con b^ out 4 M cot—At CoarthoasoJ T)aocarran (Evening I taken: Score—Cork 5 points ; Tjppiraryj 2. iresided, and the others present .were—Miss present were invited to bio-* a.bottle after the ¦ ¦ • : ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ : 3 rubb; Messrs. J. p. Fox, t. Sexton, J:. J; molten klasi |w;as recelyea1 : • : ; - Branches. . ' " Sitting), Monday i 8th October, 1900 at from the -furnace. , PUTTliNiS'' 161bi ; : SHOT from 7fL I SQI^ARE! It eo, J. Meaxa, James Fahy,ID. Rockett, M. Amongst the ; ! successful amateur operators ttou pm. vo. j iTicBaay,; via ucwuer ! ' b , 11-0 a m for- the Polling District* of ' ; J ? irry, [R. Purcell, John Bheehan, T McGrath. were Messrs: Nolan, John F. Knox, B.| Egan, ;Tea Checks given with 2 ozs., \ \ .t $K 1000 DRAl|ERY (^OODS : ! T. Phelani Tipperary, :40ft: JBini 1; : Ardmora, OUuhmore,' JJungirran and ' ' ' " ; ' ' : ¦ and Andrew] Farrell, who for these Checks Customers get ; ¦ ¦ :i : ¦ " ' lip. 391t. Win. 2 • .; ! OTOdK-TAKING. ;; |:i ; {demonstrated their or l|lb., and « , ¦ 'I- . : : ¦ . ¦ \ i -Ml' J. O'Connor, - I j j lung power!with.an amount of success that , at GLASGOW : yuiierrtown. j ' ; ; i. ! AT D. Murray, Cork, 37ft. 9»in|...i.. -3; ; BOOTS AND SHOES ; Tno Court will sit punctually at the Bour* men- ! Tipperary; ! Fhe Easier reported that a competent person quite captivated the professionals who stood 1 Alfeo competed—TJ F. Kiely,! i is required to take'stock of the Clothing and by. Afifr the works had Been inspected HOtJSE, WA1ERF0BD,; and for tioned, and the Clerk* and IUta Collectors of the T. McCarthy, Cork; JP. Droffiin , (Cork. ' Kiely 5 , an I ' 0visions!id the Workhouse before the end of adiourninent was made to outside, whera fh« ALI, KIND at SCOTCH Bevcral Poor Law Unions are hereby required to be fouled twice: aixd did I not compete further. i; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ "¦ - ' - DEAPBRY O# above sit tortb, and to '¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ te week. .i . : j -! . ; !- . directors treated the visit-o'ri and the employes In attendance at tha times &* Pointi-j-Tipperary 8;' Cork 6. f \\\ Mr. FOJ Mr. Chairman would iit bo in with - much , HOU8E; KILKENNY. prodoco ntl-Boolu relatlog Ito tho B^tesottheir ro- ¦ ;— , hospitality. ! AUermon Ryan- pro- ¦ ¦ " ' ¦ ' ¦¦ • BIDUl lOTHM¦ ¦ ¦' ' ¦¦' ¦ SWEEHNa ! ¦•¦ ' power to appoint some guardian to take posed prosperity •pedtjve dlitrictor. ! ' • - ,[ . . '. r , ;- ., : . i :; • ij Ji_ - . i .:£¦ ONti ililiE RACE. ' i . I ;: ¦! ' V >ur to the facfory, and hoped that " : Li ; ¦ ¦ ¦ 3 ock. I don't quite see why £9we or should go Mr. Graham, ' uie manager] would make it a I B2T Every person who joas served a Aotloe of a - ; : ;, - ; ; COMMENCIKQ : • : t '. V-; i; :j : I'. . -, . ; 1 ! .. ¦ -the and pay ' County, . . ( i !-M| j : |. . - |- . 3 ltsid^ guardians, £10. i Mr. great succew, .and the-' reply was a hearty claim: to Voto in any Polling DUtrlct in said ; K 3.\ G. Quirke, Tipperary ¦ 1: i :athiaa Walah. who> ia nn auctioneer, would afllrmative. j Mr. Sullivan;expressed the hope OtE MOMTi SATING or Wnrd in ssidBorough , should attendto in penon at ! . 3: Mprrissey, Tipperary ' .-.[..:..., :. 2> aiiawee ve^y; ' -Would that many the Eevislon Ooort therefor. In ortt^r snpport snob ¦ well, if he oblige: ¦ us. It !mbre local |factories would ariee ; ; Dl I Corcoran, ....A I.....:. St-| j buld Save us a lot olmoney, • " :- . .- : ' jn Waterford! to- give employment ;clatm, otherwise it will be rejected, : Gleesonj - Tipper iry ; . to skilled j LEADING IJNES of Afam»t Also! cbmpjeted—J. Chairman—WelL !I don't think the Local and unskilled labour, and] to keep local money : l ' ' ! D&H)dthl» 20th day , 1900. Aug ' pace i ; ust 25th. Corcorap • made ( - Saturday, D." O'Callaghani Cork. overnme it Board Would approve entirely of in the city, {o Vbich Alderman Ryan promptly MA*rCHES : ij., .; Idj pcr idton Boxe^ iW J DENMEHY. afii ot the Peace, followed: by;:Gleeson, MorriBsey. - ana O Cal-r the guard aha taking -stock.- ¦ ¦) • ; v i ¦ ¦¦and appropriately added-* 1 - ; Conotyknd City of Waterford. . ' . 1 " With men like you pr]ce) Jb i I laghain. : At half . distance Gleeson was in \ Mis* GVubb-They-wrotalaying that; . . ' io help :', tbei^t - • forward,'] The- hands 'drank SOiP (reduced Id, p?t ' 'by [CorcoranJ Morritseyi : (reduced pticrt 'j PER U>:, "i front i followed ¦ Mr.-: Fox—But an auctioneer being a pro- success! to. the Company ,a wl the works, and SOAP BEST) ,.. 2$d Qairkej I and ! O'CalJaghan, ;Wl}en thej I bell rewional -faan, I don't thiox they could ob- afterwards bniinesg wag ¦ ] OR 6a AND 7d PEK BAK DEERlHa HARVESTING : ¦;• ¦¦ ¦ : ¦ r n timed as usual; We . rang, Quirke went tojtne front and won Easily ject to th iU ' •! • • • •. j- - ¦'!- ' - \ ". \-- ¦ hope that tills opening1 day will prove ' ¦:.; ¦ ' fqr Becopd to. be SALMON ... i U»: 0d.!per Tio ; :!¦ MjACH^EItY. by, ten yisids; a; j3ne ;struggle . iplac^ j Chalrmi n—He has no< license¦ , at, present, the beguminr of a blfr (ndustry in Waterford ¦ represent - - - ¦•;' . ¦ ¦¦[¦ - ¦ ¦: ¦ • :. . per Tin I ended in : fpvbar ,of: the' • Tipper »fy Mr.-Fioxj i K -}. j - > . - | , . . and if we know anything pi the | - ; (BestiQuaWy, 7|d.) AT TWE ' 42 4-5'eecS. men behind e^: P!EMABB¦ ;ABLE S^COESS \ tative bv_ a; foot; Timi, 4 mins ¦ Mr. i FOJ -tHi-wai an' •!and|onee |r. i He it ia the undertaking, -we ^n [confident : that it-o ! "" m ¦ ¦ BABD1NES ;. ... i 4d.|,^nd I Points-^ipp^ra'ry, 14;jCork;7. - ;, . : .. -| - ;i sompe'terit person^ i - ¦ j- ' : reasonably enough. ¦! » ,, ii ,. ¦ JA^I " ' T HE PA D PKIZE ; ;¦ ' EET - 1 .:; ' ¦ 13 ¦¦, BRO&D W4^EJtEpRi>i .4. ' ftil* ¦ j - ; - Ryap, Tipi 5ft: 8iui; .. " v : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦> Ji IM.I would refer -*ii- ' :: mtk Qtahb faid if the^leek to ' ' JAM, (Raap. and Apple) 61 peit !21b POT. J ^ E.' A. 'Ryan and J. Murphy tied at ! - T VtJBLIckciONS. . :- - ' 1 '{;. he c<|rwi»Wndenc«i theyiwoold'flnd that th4» ¦ : • ¦ : ' ' ' Bft ¦» ;< 6ft:6}in for second pitace. ; , . ¦ -¦ ..;: \-] - ¦ ¦ I. : : l. !. : . .sV^-w j ; !M i I x&i suggdated - before, and tha Local Govern- ¦ ^.u:... 'MM.. . . i: I- ¦ GOLD AND SILVER MEDALE Hollowajri Tippe aiyj ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ '¦ ' ; ' ; Also competed—J.: 3:\ toent Boird • • • . = ¦$ < - - , . ; . T: " THE' driSL." , : ¦ ' ' : : j Cheapest anywhere. f, 1 185L \ ' ¦ - j : GAINED BY ESTABLISHED Jlixxrpbfi ;Cork,;Bftj 4jli 1. ; J\. V ..::. .! :: -- ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' ¦ r : 5ft. . &Jin. ; j 3, PThe Cle rk then I read the lktter 'jreferred'to . . ' '¦I ) [ - ;! . ' T- nglish Hair Swi "at 6ft^ 8t»n: :lut ft [ SWEETS^( Mixed MiD^ Mo*k,V ALL v TO T^ Tk'-T iXT ' /^l : i M Murphy;' cleared; the bar > in1 which the Local GovernmentBoard stated j A double number ofr "( The Gael " covering Mi immediately. The judges difiered ' : Bdls, &c., 3d. per 11 JEERING. , ! fell: almost' that wher ) a guardiantook Stock,]the respon- the month* of August- ajn^llSeptemberhas . ! Black *c) | We have receded tbo following Talegraia •.— , . KBECK BANK a3 tq whether, the jjoinp Bhould ^be aljowed ty just " ' Fraher; sibili « ottld rest on the [individnal gatur- 'been p ablipHed. " ' " ' Snops Tea ] . ALt;. <• PAHI3, Aog. 18—ODJclally announced to-day and on appealing \ to! Mr. D. the ' WaV'tobfc (ttoclc' ¦¦' : ¦ 'i '' '' - ; - : ,. ; 1 . BI60UITS (Mixed , , decided: againstjjHur- diah [. . : The '3d. per il bvi ; Freooh lAuthoritlos tieerlnif receive* tbt rn referee; that gentlema^ Mr.: Mc Srath thought they would get stock nuinber . opens with an interesting i Butter, &c-, ! ) TWO GOLD and OSH decided to give s point and,a 1 ; article on tbA * OB*NO PB1ZE and POUJjCKl ?WWH|- 00jWfMyO».l> pbvi It was ; : taken: for £9; or so. There was¦ no use in. Poplin JhauBtry ia Ireland, oy MEDALS. ThU U Highert R««» -ibieach' of th& ttead-heater»; Pojhts-i- ¦ : - j ' Mary Gorgefl. , Eev. Father PRUIT, toavea, 2id., 3d. , J6d: eiicb. i HiXiVEE aa tS« nfabngggi motmOrW l ' . .- -~ p wATtum o> mo.>|» JI hal£ , going to' :i his trouble. ;. '; J: - "! • ;¦:;. . . ' ; Dollard contri- ¦ ¦ D EamiUng UACblneiy ' ¦ ' > '1 -A . obtiloed by any Kxblblto¦ I ; Tipperaty ICork'fij. butes a neir poem oa thei'f " ' • ' : ¦ ¦ • ¦ • what not di»wnb eUnr WJi- . ' The M. ister said: if a : guardian came 1 in Biver Suir, which ; ,;; MARVBqLOlTS VALUE ¦ !¦ • ¦ :• •' i jfiKKk ¦ is undoubtedly- one of I CJsk " ,_ a% ' ; ; ' ¦ to take s x>ck he would;do It in an hour ' or ; the best he. has yet t SOLE AGENTS ?Oa 1EELAKD— j. DEPOSIT :220:|YARD8:" i: ;j |. . - : j. - . . r jj- vVJi- ;!; written. If* rhythm and ojesonance will linger Accomrrt II r two; but W a man came in to take¦ stock be ' ; ;. '. ;; '!; ' would wfibt to earn bis money. ' ;¦ '- ' • , in,your memory long jafter you have read it IffD. 9 i ; . • b.| -Mdrr^y, Cprk ..J...i;;.iLJ.ii. .l , ¦ ¦ A.! & J.! MAIN AND CO , Q»I WJ4*<^ %l io .Mr.JSe: ton-I think it i» »iier W advertiw ne give « pew, lujesj—i ,| j' . . i! ' DUBUUI^ . 2J% >*<^« \*Q^wv-M * ; > ' : l 11. LEDISTEa STBEEt/ \ ' :¦ ! -:Kj1 d yh3ii c<)rk7 iC;''ii; .3L ^ and get a man to do it for « Couple 61 pounda. '"The winds croon andisab ' : , f • rtTOOTS AHD. SttABBS : j !, fT SS.^ Mum K^-L > • !.; ; ¦ S thro • ruined abbey »jd|ar pMtnw^i';- ¦ . ' P;; Ml Kiryanagn, mppe t&tf, , •« :> . , a I. Mat ter- -You must appoint «6ma one with- ; waUs, :i •: , . ; \\\ - .- j - - I BtoAiWgUyadL«*«d: ' Mr.^Sl ei proposed' they advertise . for tine i if - ¦¦• ¦ ' ' 1 rivo yards] ; Hpwell Hunped. away - . in: |front > ( -: • , '{ I,, • : .!. • •¦:¦ ' ' : . . cQl : an4 carried:j oft; ihdjn plWg. toilbt bead fetf itock- ^"' TK and^Mf. Beaton secohoed. : ; j ; In the murmuring* of tjh? gulr!resound. " ¦• i ]M#Ejt iil i ::.ir the; H WgtyHtiea 'M l-MON TAC?K)Ea,: WHOLESALE FISH 11 i {tf o^*a^$m.m$ ' ' ' * Th^ *Oi x^j rt 0** thci jOc $io mril* * 00 1oxni(l' io ¦ [ti&ii*'' iip>'' m Jonii'^r'AOMWk -ff t^*^f) to}' ^* ff lf l&t " GAiiB 4 ronymi SAI^SMER, *ip!^f iPSiSS m urn JBSPEOTTQLLYI. O^J. ; IT^!<«r*»4, LTwiMmL«d tb LFMI -$mt* UnMr:S»miFKm tuAH^tiHywui*8P*mvi. m V :' r -j3r %> hi?wm ¦ ': ' ¦ ' ¦ - wmmmmm t *'iP . If .. • I H- ?*-.; . -¦•t.. :, M : Y . ... i i. :¦ '-'. . . ' . SBpHl||llj ll mmmm^WMww illHiilMI >«fa ^w:lk^i)ftp ^i«'i«kof w&&i ^.M t i ii i ip§if ii BTM nab * bonui L jy-Mt. - ifliftnaeW: l*n," Ot j m^te?^faMSi^fe«latJ:thaip4^a4rrSps8io^^& ] ita 1 l * :; a^ ^^lR*^te ' Bto 6i ' ; i^nM;M !W ;J Jid interMungi Mrsa JLyonB had yen>]it ^^ IPPmwtoU ^SLATBi^Oie.Mi&. .i 'i ;. ,• .)-{. .'¦' r f?Hff!£ inis - ,wej»k; tiftk ih ! nnit cnttfiifftilth nAw >7lnjin>A a >n i i;* :Thef if » ong mBSmmjwj omS: s L o5i^^i8d^^' ' '" ""'^' a Judge'.JS top raid tyid a dlfflctilt. teelt.W caie, '.end I h^vB hoi'doubt the W>6uJ*;«i!^inbB o WouldI jht'thepeop je'ti. lii 't)»'fooqmra | t lMs>hotwared and jpatrifc i\' i- l!;Z'!i'^.;. u3'; ' fiuiia ntajdritj* of 'Skipneti-ffle we) .. . M ihf om BiiWj^« Mn . • the worl j. fir the number lofj dayjt '{lx$d,} but the lmagistr»t«(j had bfen on. the' bejica' I in battleXv^d bring t te;iragfi^v. tod the «low V> tio anoentoriU 'Oon''wntion !opene f at; <2 Alio jao-rW)ite«Frost,Heather gilding) m^ w ! 'the-! ' * ^- i ¦ ¦ tt would beBe^rabifi id^tagWt^-im^ towards iWeiines lajy;-evening .It ;was 'je$ia*eni time her .application wopld have been gta ited fton£ ind' mal e them (lo(D*lafter.the |wel- oclock tthdet ] >tSBjpreBW«ncyf df Mp Jamea Miae MacltflJri'tod' GaTialoo. ]• :' . "• !!. .W$Smacov/land tlw OhatV i B«Uirig-i<.to3 againrtfikipnes* , 100 to SO to Wafii"o rdf-andiTrt ^»';I^* over til^-^fxt- iesBionfl.ii^pwiBver : " justice of her sorry! he;did.no tj st > some ofuioke who fought o(jttat , ' ' Without wlih;ing*6 was oisftosddli ol in' gqod'tiini*.! •!- : , !. ¦ •! probability o*v)5 voted' }n'faToiur ot How- in days gone by t lera thavaAyrHbearjhear , . a^aiffe a^ndanfeeoi dWfigkte*,' Th< clergy- D 11 to Wnlte Froi tl 1 oth«r». '¦ ujpon the wiaf that ^Ule lin^U mMiMid ' ' ¦:• " • : ¦ ' ' '1 ;- i ' it.i! ¦ eep/ ^ I and . I v i -; i! . •: • ! .::• . \:\ '% ;->.- . •( ; -v.. : ¦< f ever, I understand she will;tryiag ain,! when andavoice/'Itii i •ham<(o'[H« wasBorry!Uje men p»sentJ,wins£B«v,re tl^ cotr»i)D^ . Dobtyi/ Depptr..Clerk 61 I hope she wllLiav'6 better juck. - . ]> • '. - . - i ftnd Bey. John length¦¦ dividing second lid third. ..; ; :. the peace irom his posti ttuVy nme; ;Mi!. wide over . every, district"\hy.\ West Waterford, ^ahill ,. Boebetcbh-j i^ijjadSWttJng ;tne ' Con- • ¦:: ; (Winwir trained w Lambton.) ,' ¦ -from th« experitnefe, Iof tH^'paet fout|or fiv* ' V 1 '¦ ¦ , ¦ ¦ !! -i * If : " : ¦' ¦)" '-' - " " - ¦ -'¦ - ' ''' '¦!'' ¦ O'Ee ^:I^giBtr woIVv Mr; - and that; the NatfonallsU were not working vention hims< . : : -/'I . 1. , i . .. » .; ^ ito iilf ^dirtb> . : DQS- The! Bevisiait B/urrister will hold >«, court the.ChaJ^nanexpress ed high- mjmthi.tiat':tbe ilf imi if it could . byn, wasv ' here on October side by!«ide with the object;of restoring Iieland ly honoured ' ' '¦ po**^^ ¦ ; ¦ no.i doubt, ¦ [officially- engaged else- neortFtiday^ 5th, for the nur- at oWiirdbu!over such on impor- 8CURB,Y STAKES.—FWei Furbngs. > : be' accomplithed; Wwud,b» of the most b«nefl» ¦ " ¦¦ where. :]¦ • - .;. , f- !- , - . i ; - . '¦ ' ' ¦pose- of-rerisinjf ' a Nation, buth» wke sureiithat such a meeting tant gatherinr , ' to ¦ ¦ \\\ ¦ . ¦ :\i the voters. lists for the Bar- in =whicfi th%re were; i ien he : Tantaru* (Clemson) ;..„. ....' . 1 the . I- ¦!• '• ¦'• : ' ¦•¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 ! -cjal-character;not ; ^one traveUing ] K . * .i' i' ony ; of Coshmore and Coshbride; and alcd) ; fox aa.Mhst.' w«u4d-ei*e heart to those men who Said, thoroughly|r*pre*entatavB of evt rvthing , Maha^le XChildsyT ...;...... ,.. : 2, : At Wednesday 5'sessionJ.the .' ' the rolling districts of. pappoquin, were :uuii UUUUUK ,oaca, HI come ioiwtuu uuu that was;good ini'Sonthi Kilkenny. Having Haufte Ba» (J. Dalton) ! : Dttblic. but also to the DCODIA of Tramnra and I cases were not ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ Jismofe 8 and!xallow;i; ; ' ' . ,v ' ¦ K : ' '¦ many, ;but| a tew heavy cteear. ¦ \ . ii ; ; . join in one mighty shout of 1>uz2a» f or ^the pointed out the objectof ith^Weetlng I e asked Also ran—EUeen phoctaw, Waterford. ; We have; M« that owing to the occupied < the ¦ ' ¦ i ¦ ¦•¦¦ V^oi^. Presen- . . . A ' • It ' - .' ' day., .| A claim to r £1,630 compensation for dis- United Irish Leaebe, and away; with tyranny if anyone had,* krentleman*to vroDbseJ for tbe tation,^BeHved, Psalm, and Saepgerin.: - ,; : enterprise of;tne Gr at Southern Company;' • Next week' and everything!that opposed- their country— Parfiamentaiy. of :the 4, ¦:? e turbance, impr Vements, etc.; was made, .by s meeting' of the guardian^ j>ro- . representation¦ ^ in i division/ Betting-r*' to agabj^t . Tantalus. to 2 the old DnngarvaO line ; Mr. Michael O Brien, an! evicted tenant; for tniseB to be interesting,- jas, i in addition to a (loud and prolonged applause.) : . j | ; father ^rennan! (then ^o&e and ptopoeing Baingerinj 6 to I Choctow, 100 j to 15 £ile«n , which bad iapfed ; i into a state whom Mrv'!Anth >ny CBrrQlli'Permb.yvwaa actr good many matters of interest 'to be'. coDBi- Mr; AlexanderHeakin. D.C, then rose, ^nd Mr.i James; 0*Mara,alluded to that gentleman's Violet, 1CK) to 9 Haut en IBas, 100 to 7 others. bordering upon almost absolute |||S jli || gsa;pips ing. : The landlord, C W-j Darb J Griffith; waa dered, the co-optiop. of . a member to -fill Ithe said, as one who .took atr humble part on a father andi grandfather :\n highly complimcn-, :. Won i by- half a length', a head dividing dtsnetude; hat been galvtaiied. into one elf the y - ¦ " ¦! represented by Mr. J. Fl-Williams; ~and ha vacancy caused, by, the d*eatliio{ Mr. Michael forfflfr ioccasi6n—an odcaslon historic 'he tary terms! , !HeWd they* were entrusted with afleond and third If : 1 ! ! :i : most popular line* in the South of Ireland, lodged'.;* setoff for SZ&ttf otrent Bue Afte-r Casey Dromroa, will als<>-be decided.!:-We.J. . might say In the annals-of WeBt Waterford in the highest: honours : the people -of Limerick : (Winner trained by Blackwell.): ' ,j ' ; 'i '- ¦ ¦::• ' ¦; aa witneM (Sund.ar'* trains which landed some witnesses lad been'examined, the; case Fives, .Touring has beep put forwarij, |as >a the return of the> present member for the d, ivi- could bestowion ibetn, • ; . - . > . : ; ' -was adjourned to next jaessionaj to. have on candidate by the Cappoquin' Branch :bf(,the sion (Mr. J. J. ;Shce>rhe had great pleasure j Mr. ThomasiWalsh, of Callan, who seconded ALL-A6ED PLATE.-Piyo furlongs. j in the hitherto neglectediek*id -> town of Dun- in bringing hi» j name • ganrani accourif! made >y the. . Sfigistrar.-bf .!tha.j ad-1 iTTnited Irish League, of [which:'he is p fnfem- agiUh under the notice theiproposition ajso in: flattering terms men- Swirl |(L. Beiff) ;;...&; ,....T 1 j between SjJtojaod 4,toO pa«engeri>, ;|l and his candidature has- been ejld of that Convention, /Applause!) i Having re- tioned the; names ' Barbaty vances made by the landlord for buildirigB.¦ ¦ I ber> >rted of members ofiUr. CMara s Maid colt (JiiT;-81oan)...... : H -! money ipending people of the Boorti Eistira ¦ ¦ - ' • : ¦!¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ respectable *{£" (Dotm) 1 «T ' \\ ' i • - • I- . - f, i- . : !¦ by fthe West Waterford Exebutlve of the, Lea- ferred to the dissension ,thaV existed in ]the family.' : ' . .JT . M , , ;: . i ; :- i- , • • ¦! ; . Snaretbrook H. Martin) ' ¦ i . . im fat: '. •. ' ! owing to the- influx of visitors to the town of is consistent, and trne .-to ithej>rlneiplej» of him that time .hadL«hown tbe wisdom of ithe selecte*. 1 : •; : :. -i,;).. . . ' ..,;¦- . ..' : . i - ' -: i ' . -; knighf» pame. . j ,. , with iU unifjne »cetiicand bathing attraciion*j .. «. . 851 who held only1 : six- the' League, most vote! for Mr. - Fivesij; selection they inade' in Mr. J. u. Shee. ; Mr. O*Mara! ' " ' late. , Several publicans sj ^Ap- ,then.came before , the Conven- Bettingi-9 to 4 Swirl, 9, to Si Pedometer, 6 to and itB proximity to Waterford, has'beeq pro- ^' .''-i fl l^V - ::. »~i*t* day licenses were placedj at a 'disadvantage, plause.)' Their'present member! might not be tion land hayinp:j ^ghed ;the pledge he; 1 Barbery! Maid colt and'Petersfleld ¦ ': , made, a II., 10 their neighbours who held seven day Hcen;- A' gentlemaii isroed Mr, iformani from' able to aatisfy «vejrybodv!*s to the amount of ' short .speechin ;wnicb!he !promised to do his 1 Bight and Left, 100 la 8 others. . : out-for-the-day f^^^fei' ¦'••• ' - r-J iH sea.could been their dwira for sale to bona Camphire, ia opposing Mr. Fives as ai labour time'he Could rive to: the diBchanre of Ihis utmost to;give satisfaction 'if elected. I '¦ Won by a head;1 halt- a- length • diyidtog classes, most of whom have be«a attracted to ¦ ' j ' ¦pro- ' ¦ ' kaiiaa^S ' " - "° S fide travellers, while our; Bixrday mends candidate-, and: as both! gentlemen are Parliamentary^ duties, but whenever an occas- Mr. B; J.j Byan; the Hon. Sec. of the Exe- second and third. . . ' , . ,: the Western parts ef the County by the sunple ^¦ "¦ *'' ** - ¦ ¦ l ! ' ¦ BrlrHillww V _ # . . ' . .' r-ii . l8hould;Tethain iloBed up even to those; who mised a large share of support, the contest; for siptt arose in w;hich.the interest of their con- cutive, made an able speech in!which 'he»tate .d " > > (Winner,trained by Wishard.) ' ; and business like process^ ¦;. ' ¦ ' ' : ¦ ¦ ' of cheap i and con- occupied roms n the house. ! : ;• . - the i P.L.G. nonourB should .jit least , proi ei in» etituency was ihvdlved,. their present meniber he was «! Parn ¦ : i . v - •, .- ! --j . - . ; -: '' : • • . . -: . . ellite and only wanted unify. . ; ;¦ ¦" " ' ' ¦ • ! venient traine Sunday after Sunday.' j : ¦ : : f> f • -i « - '|'!' . • ,.. i.. terfcsting. 'if not) excitingl :; ;. •;- v . -. Mr. Shee; was'at the post bl auty. (Applause.) If William O'Brien was retnmed to; J?arlia- BOUS STAKES.—Five Fiirlongs.- We &^&^ : ¦ ¦ ¦ -5$ ' 'I ' ¦ '' • ' ' J " ' : ' were two new j magistrates ,on the . . ¦» , • I •• ' ' • ¦ ! : Whenever'the farmers of district required certainly d not grudge There . # if jthe ment Godjholp JVolodyovski.' prosperity ,whlch necessaril resulte; from Carrick-onfSuir. ¦; : ' ¦ ¦ ¦ each day, andnhey were run in heats. !!The Heskin) asked .them, not . alone to carry i the would not be ! , :¦¦ " y tijf I? Ba»wj»i i vkro i '' -I and £10 1 renwyed .from! the Chairinanship , Won¦ ¦ by a length, ' - . developing". lissUcg ' Dumt¦ uxna.- prizes were £30, ^20 |tw<> stakes. ' The proposition which,.'he had the honour of bring- of lha Party.i. ;7 ,- ' • ' •: i l - ' ; ' ; . T : : - ' (Winner^ trained by -Hujodns.) .. ©I the Great Southem nua- frB gi ' ' ;•" ¦¦f ' [ ! ! ! i . agement. for;we think •W^ T gg^i ^-- v •<• : '-w>i«i ' The ifo?t Kav. Dr. Sheehan j attended on. races took place at "Mpnatrim¦, about)'two ing before them, but to adopt it with acclama- Eulogistic 'allusions were 'made to Mr. -8am that these hltloric an* 1 ; ¦ [Monday and blessed hew hquse of- Mercy ' town, i: i: ' ; tion, picturesque ¦fiitf'iwB *i;.r , ' ~ t the miles from'tbe ¦ ' and so give en expression of thanka land Morris, :: ¦ ¦ . : : tho former member I6r the jdiyiaion TWO-YEAB-OLDS centre* are well Worth ff- ' - i ;¦ • ... . ¦ BACE.-Five Furlongs. a vl»H at ' '' . , . . . i . . , . (here. He I was entertained at |luncheon in delight—some retbrn for the signal services and a vote of thanks having^ been passed to Poxley fllly (M. Cannon) ....; 1 any timeeVen ' CutlsbsfflftrtM l ^ ... ^%*t ' ! without theinducemen,t of cheap - ¦ ' ' the principal dining hall' and after the good rendered by Mr.'Shee to iWest waterford iand the; Chairman the!! proceedinga terminated. -. : Irish TUss (L; Beiff) ' . 2 ¦ Pbc»ai<\Orii~ «jr 4,. _ 7/. ithings '!provided had; been!done full justice Ireland.' (Applause.) ' ¦ fares and special trains;; bnt we difeel con- PM«SKS* I "? ~ .jjl , 1 -: Ho then proposed that Lily Palmer (J. T. Sloan) 3 • {. ^ ' ,. ¦ ,to, his': Lordship delivered, an eloquent ad- ¦Mr. Shee'be seleceted to again represent West Also , 1 sixained to put in a word for good ola Tramore, Dobtta DtstUW Oti. , 1 i .- "I AFFAWE AMD MOOELLICO ran^ocotte Improvement filly, Jane ; ' ¦ ' ' M dress on the ; objects and working of the new Waterford in the British Houae of Cotomoba. Shore gelding, Ardenheim, Bosewarlin, < Bally- which doe* not Bpjtear to:be altogether as well ! '• «¦ ' : ! ;• .IPbrf- ', ... ' . . iftl - Agricultural and Technical Instruction, Act, Dr. Dennehy, of Lismore/ seconded the pro- • . i T;- . ¦ . A special meeting of the' Modelligq , and coura.- Bed Hand, and Michmurraa. i treated oKM ought to be in the matter of rail- !•; MINKS, to which' ¦ will;" be found ' in another column. riOBition, -and.endorsed.moat heartily 'all that ¦ .;. ;¦ -5 •" - Aflane Branch] bf the United Irish League- was Betting—2 to 1 against Foxley • •-;• . ... : 1 in fllly, 9 to 2 way Communication |. j Mr^ Heskin had said reference to Mr. durinitr the innnmr iu>A*nn ¦ held-at the latter place oh Sunday list to Shee. Lily Palmer, 6 to 1 Irish Lass, 6 to 1 Cocotto, The mighty words bl.counsel addressed uby appoint six delegates,-to WedneBday* Con- They could.not expect any man to give up his 7 to 1 Rosewarlin, 100 to 8 Bed we are etrpngly ol opinion that tha Charted SrathAfrioa i «.' :•_ ij7-16 ' ' sJ ¦ ¦ ' Hand¦ , 20 to¦ ¦ *1 Tramori ¦ . his Lordship to those public bodies entrusted Mention at Dungaryan. '.The following inem- whole time without some recompense, or at others. - , ¦ " ';¦ : ' - Railway Oonrpanyi BsndMlMi ! .„ ... _ the Act, will, we feel A THURSDAY. I . ought to do a great deal «» with the vorki ig of, bera were requested to act and consented to least without having hia " exes ' paid. (Ap^ Won by a neck; a head dividing second BastBan^' ' !,„ .: " certain, ba duly appreciated, as well aa his plause.) He was perfectly etyra of tho spread ¦ ¦ ¦ more than they lave f the a^bre Court |thf» morning. Mr. ; -H. Martin) ...j.;.:..;. l feeling in the I T cerning McGr&tb.l of Mpdcligo/ w«» adopted penses which their representative: would have London (D. Maherti ' • city that tt6 Tramore Ifne should now paw The conventk n held 'here. on Wednesday, to.face—(hear, W. A. Bobbyn. Deputy Clerk of the Crown,and ; ...... 2 <**j* *XQ<*i fU«as.Se»tb Afflbs5 f »-16 . in relation to the-'Qlasha case, - andof stniieent hew.) He did not think that Boy of Ewemond (K. Cannon) ...... ' 3 into the hands of the Groat Southern Com i although of small dimensions, yet : did its part the! local sum-would be a iheavy -one. He fancied it Peace, Mr; Jamea J. Feelyi pany, Father Queally, action was called for on th^. Town Clerk, Mr. _ eroupper and that «uch a - transition, wotald wo,rk well.! ,pni pri^stj pf and surrounding branches. ;;A vote o£ thanks would be about £160 or. £200, and that, surely, Dance, Fifeshire. benefit the city, and ¦ Ardmore, dttended and iipbke for nearl an P. A. Murphy; JsoUcitor, Mr. John Mackey, Captain Kettle, Coracalla¦ , Tramore in particular, -v£ ,- y fe- Mr.' William Power cocltidecj, the proceed- would not come very heav~ on them—(A voice, Styria, Floreal; and Victor Wolf. can hardly be gainsaid la the lignt of recent fiSBrtSfi?r- -J.*jJ hour id moving la vote of thanks to the chair- ings, of a very -practical meeting. ' ' - . "We will be well able to meet that") I He Clerk of the Union. Alderman W. R. Ward, Bettinjg-6 to 2 1 experience.JA gentleman man, Mr. P. J. Power, an 1 the adopted candi- J.P., and Mfiesre. against Dominie. IV, 9 to 9 largely connected thought;that Although dissension had i not ; M. F. Fitzgerald, B. Clam- Roae Tree, 6 to 1 Victor] with both Waterford and Tramore aate. Mr. jShee1 ...addressed the meeting. [A At. ttiATinnmrmui OnArter Sessions, pett, and Barron, 'rato collectors were ipresent. Wolfi 7 to 1 Captain , taid to. ua ¦ on Wed- completely passed!'away from them, it would Kettle, 10 to 1 Boy ofj Kgremond, 100 to recently—"We havehare all seen duringnrinir theth« Reuamnason ; resolution was t dopted appealing to the ele-c- Fitzgerald, speedily come His Honor at! the «itting;of the Court said 8 ¦ " : " ¦ ;# ¦ nesday before :his Honor Judge^. to an end—(applauBe)—and that : London and Fifeshire. 20 to 1 others. that on account ot.the great faciliUe* tho wgaVeUntt* ' : :p" b' ' .;«;¦ • . 11? ;tors of' Nojrth Louthj foil .the sake of peace, following.lnteresting. land case was heard. the outlook for Ireland-was not bv.anv means that Mr. Murphy ; had: asked him to| give aa Great =~ ¦ /. ' ; the ' Won by two Iengtha; If our lengths dividing Southern pebple have'given in the way IFlA Oilty' ::_ : j _ ; ¦•i^L and unity, to reject Mr. T.;M. Healy.¦ ¦ tena|ntrModelUgo, v. O, W. black; (Applause.) They had seen the grand dilberal an interpretation as !possible.to the pf ¦ ¦¦• ¦ ' Michael O33rien, second and third. V • '. I . i- , SundartExcursions, they have drwrn from > ; I . • ... > • I ->j» i > .:¦ ' ' Act, in favour of the large number of i persons ¦ ; OTCitS AMI) Qrifnths, landlord, | - ; ' . • .. ; ;- and magnificent fight -made by the people of . : (Winner trained by :Ashby.) ; ' ; ; the cityjmmens© number* who woul«, it pr»; n .^. 3TBJK. ; The Cunnigat Bridge project, we fear has o the Transvaal against the English—God'bless in the city whose: names had been struck off p4r railway Daalopipeteri¦ ^ a 10J4 ! inducemenUIt were given,' have' ¦ f ffp »o» ^ .. Ibeen knocked oft the|head: The estimate for ¦Mr. O'Brien, .who was evicted, . claimed them ! for it—(applause)—and although ! the the, voters Ust for non-payment of rates, before gone to must be \ ,„ „••, w." - •¦«» NEWMABKET BT. LEGEB —One Mile i and _ '^amore., conceded, I ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' — ithe work woulc : be CI054 on £12,000,. a Bum buildings, the 1st of July last, end had argued that it was : ¦-¦ ; , - » ¦ ' - • • £1.630 compensation for drainage, Boers seemed vanquished, yet they were! not Three Quarters. . i: i . j ' ¦W0 M *»* for the general benefit 1 ^ * . -. •» , ! \VH [which would be altogether , too high. Some (reclamation the land. Mr, J. FJ Wil- conquered. (Applause.) Brute , possible Jor,iim!(Mr. Plunkett) to hold that ^'m' ^* i* ? 'be and of. force , [had Strongbow (M. Cannon).... i of Waterford and of Tramore if the- lino were ether means mist discovered of carrying liams appeared for the landlord, and Mr. A. triumphed, but he thought thatwe here in; cur the second moiety: of the rate was not'payable , Mardi (F. BJckaby) made part tad ¦ ¦ : ¦ : ont a useful w irk of this; nature. If any 1 on .the' 1st of J.i...... :.. a '! parceL of tha Great 8otlthem SfT^ vLiJ'^.- - •- ¦ ¦: 9I' (CarroU.for the tenant. fi. M. Barrington, little Island could teach : the South Africans Jasniary; and that if such' were Bice (J. H. Martin) System." This view, we know £^taw (»"fl ~ -' ' •' «". ;- . »/- gentleman: in tie community blessed i with : the! case, theeevp^ople would' not bo!disfran- 3 i , it ¦hated *y the good Court Valuer and A. iHunt; valued for ]land- how to act. Let them , remember .Captain Boy- Also ran—Headpiece. 1 1 • . ' ' ; many another responsible citizen, but whether geyitw Ttowsss ,„ : „. . »i;W. ample means w.^ld onlyj follow! ex- lord. A. He^kin, A. OTUordan, C.E.. and P. cott; (Applause.) 'Let themjiractice exclusive chised. Ho waa.«4der the impression bh Tues- .Betting—7 it will ample 'set- b tlie. to 4 on Strongbow, 6 to 1 against obtain recognition in the proper quarter y. late Captain Gibbons and Hickie for tenant. !' : :; ¦ ¦ ( ! ; dealing by boycotting the English every iway day, when IJr. Mnrphy raUed the point, that Mardi, 6 to 1 Headpiece, !8 or not, time alonet ¦¦ ¦ - provision ^ ,. to 1 Bice. can tell ' -, "' . ¦ make in his last-moments for'hav- the persons ' whom &^; - \t - ' lj and the English grabbers: If the Boers ' did ne: represented, bad eqnt Won by three parts oj a ;Pslmen . .|^ «. .- .. -m:^. l ' . es is ii the • length;¦ a- bad ing thiayroik cakried!out Me would merit the • ¦! t^ie taW rjck-of ten- that/ he was perfectly positive'! in claims|be,fordiJie 4tl* of August. third. ¦.. ¦ . ' The agent of that the situa- T7- Boili ud Bbbea. Jprayere arid! th. ! bleJ38ings .of those yet un- ant and he made ¦& statement in court to, the tion of John Bull would be more serious in the Mr. Murphy .saidLhe did not intend to convey - 8<* oar New 8took for .Pfemtai ,. . , - .- . : ». ;¦ , . ; _! who ¦iu (Winner trained, by Marsh.) 14 inter Wear, , ' ¦ ¦ « ¦ ¦ 1/8. born. would share .the.prosperity which «ect that he was working the farm for thejand future than- it; had been in the past. ! inai impression, v.wuiie me contraryJ y . RobwUon, Ledlie, F«i«*on .*srida|,i . - • ;• . .:„ ; . ¦ .Ul ¦ (Ap- ^ & ¦ o.. Ltd., ¦ '¦ ' ¦; " u ,-r • .. . jti . -wooild | K> sure t) crown the good work'¦ , j . His Honor—yTjeil, 1 did pot it up. i ¦ Water&rd. • ;. ./¦ ¦; ;• .. ., ! ' ¦ ; ';: ' " ¦ - ' ~ ' '- ¦ ¦¦ r lord. A letter was produced by the -tenant plause.) He was hopeful of the future, of thia . pick I : EDINBURGH: i ijwj ': , ;v , J ~ w . . tl»: Cnppoquin- i • i "\ \ . . . y : ; . ,; \ J ¦ ;^. which, showed that the agent had'taken.!the country, because he knew as it had been often may say that I w^n>into, the matter very care- ' - - - ' -f—* ** "^—— ¦» ¦— . i !. ' 1 jt fully, and . ; farm and waa paying lent for it; The, farther creftcned- to them that KmrlnnH' ilifflpnltv iwna . took the English Statute, under MUSSELBIJBGH HANDICAP.—Five Fur- ! I The eictirsionl Beasoa.\ pill be brought, to , a special Ireland' which wo have the inhabitant householder; ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' .. Menr*. Clifford and Black; (Storgeon pen- on ¦ next hearing.of the case waa adjourned to. a s opportunity. (Applause:), If they . longs.. •; i i. - ¦' ' tists, orDobhn close on the BlackVatex^ Sunday, siting at LiBmore on.iWedneBday next. had' an active tinitea party into my consideration, and then I got from Mr. ' ^ :¦ ¦ ; , have resumed their praoScV jwheai the isteamer 'INesk.iQueen" representing them . . : Poulton (F. Finlayjr : 1 in Wateiford , willi fd v6 in the House of Commons, h© was suro they Feely the scheme approved of by the Local " , Sevillanus at 39.. Th* Mali (adjoiSS her final trip from iCapboauln to Youtw al. ¦ 1 (J. McCjll) 3 ; - i Imperial Hote), where •¦ ' ¦ ' " ¦¦¦ ¦! ; ; - .. ' . PORTLAW. ' . ;• ; . .: . . would make themselves felt, and wringjrom Government Bdard, under which the rates : they are- wprwentel JB I . . u' ¦ '. ; . . after which , het season jeiids . for this jyesr. : . Winsome Lad (Mr.jB*ndall) ;.' .3 ! by Dr. Bailey, Licentiate | ^5 * ^. .: ¦ • .„ . , %¦£ England the all important concession ofHome are.collected Sn fWaterford. I may sajy that I Also ran : of Dental:Burger y. lM l t ¦ i i ' - ¦• ¦ - ' 'Conaidering "[the »ra,ther iudifferent weather' — BedlJght, Sagittarius, Monks! *« wj; r - "¦ .; • , :#-M'-V*< l We take the following from the "Clonmal Bule. (Applause.) It struck him if he had a think it a very hard thing—in fact deplorable Eleigh, Bostrover, Berdi. St. Tudno, . -. - ...i-npw . ;_ , . „¦ experienced during the greater : part of this —that snch a large number!of 1 Musco- ^M ion year ¦; Chronicle ":—In an outlying farm at Glens- 100 yotea, he would vote!Tory for this reason your fellow- vado, Hoodwink , Come Lynn, Convent Colt, rtwtontomrim «. U. ~ - i.;. IO» , it must bfe said . tl^at .the steamer had town within two. miles iof Currag the —be believed if the Tories citizens should be disfranchised although oiily a • remarkably rirosperouB season- all round, , hmor^/ nad power—rope Night Jar, Minskip, Raccoon, and BosebeUa. ! froperty of J. J. Malcpnwon, Esq., Woodlock, enough—they would hang ! themselves — temporarily. These pepple, ;no ddubtj will be Betting—7 to4 aswgir j • • ¦ and, it is a ' .splendid tribjate to the.' careful- ¦ against Winsome Lad, 7;to l ^ . -. • . - „.; iio| ortlaw, there is a. splendid atud of. horses (laughter and prolonged applause.) They! were on the list next year, and aa far as the Parlia- Each Poulton and Baccoon. 8 to 1 8evillanus. AETER ness and efficiency of Captain Dunne, and his bound to bring mentary franchise, is fconcerned theldisfran- 8E88ION8 crew ihat not the- slightest hitch or break- stabled at present unaer the charge of Willie England into continental war- 10 to 1 Sagittaruls, 100 ; to 8 Hoodwink. Dtlolan : L, . _ «. j« Quinn, ex-whip.of the iamqns Curraghitores. fare, and another!point was that if they, the chiaement is of no consequence. That being ; Won by half a ' '' ¦ ¦ down any klncj oceurrkLduring the whole ! length; a neck dividing¦ JnletUm l ¦** • . — .W ;IM- *f : " ¦Tories, were in office so, I have made up my mind not t^> give a " i : ¦ :year. ; : !. ' |- : ' -J ¦ ¦ ' ¦ \< Inithe stables is.a6 years old horse, "Cricket, for any considerable; time second and third. : -. ; Be County ^ ¦ ¦ [ Vtnratfj t r ; L, ' , " ' m,.\tti ' ' i L, '°» ; Court Jiidge Fit^erald.) ' ^. , . , ¦ , ¦• . . • ' ' '!'¦ which up to a few days.ago they would sicken;the etomachs'of decision'just how. but I will do so later in the : i • . .• •• 'baffled all descrip- tbe English (Winner trained by l'Anson.) i.ne toUowmg Tolw» t»a ^. < ; , ; day. -Meantime; magistrates were on the ¦ ^ » '»« : , tions of professionals,, amateurs, ;and devotees people with them. (Applause; and a' voice, Mr. Murphy, if you can ad- bench ! i (, Tnt, ¦ - .' - • ' : - Tho steamer will leave :here for Yotighijl vaijce any during the* hearing of. the licensing .. : •¦ -, ^ ¦ ¦ -: .f_ !%- : of the pig-skin.-in.gener^l,' in their efforts to " Yon would wantjto give them a pill, doctor." proof or argument to showime that BARNBOUGLE NUB8ERY.—Fivo FurlongB. cases iB Tqj«r - - , - ' :at;9.'33! on i'Sund,ay mbrnjng, and will return ¦ :-Mesara. W. Orr. H.U.; A. J. 2. Vilte flM, '¦iw .: »- ; :U!{»/.1 < mount him, or if they idid succeed ' for] the —laughter.) The/ would find that in a short I have any powor whatever to deal with these Scarem . (Townsend) i i 1 • . -' .i ', . •' • -•¦ - ' ¦• from xougnal at 5 : o'clock, in the evening, ' Colonel ffimpson, A. W. B. Power, K. J fwtfts ' - ^. ¦ *, . . ¦: Ji,;( i»" moment were • very quickly "dismounted." Time >ney wouia n&ve a great radical re-acuon cases' in which no; claims were sent in^I Bhall Southerner (Mr. Raniiallj 2 Usshttr, O-.mpoo ^ • ' ' , - giving About 6} | hours' siay .jn -Ypughalj and be Very, glad to hear ' '¦ Ji Noonan, B. jE. Baker, C j; Cwl ToWf . - . . - ri. • ' ¦ j^j & Our readers, may recollect Mr. "Jack Mai- in England, which would fiwecp away ! tho you further. ] ' ' . Queen ', , '" ; ¦ ¦ ;should thf> weather projre 'rfine; • I expfcet' a "J 's 'rtain (GTMCan) 3 : ro£. William Kearney and Matthia * Walsh. .'CilppSCT S : ;.. • ¦ ' •:;,«• 1M " comson's brilliant feats ! of 'botsemahshtpl re- upper houije to tha "Old Boy." (Applause and . Mr. Murnhy—I : am afraid vour Honor will Also ran—Dunbar, Tiltonette, Lord BuS ThU - ¦ ¦^ :larga number.wfll trave? to :Youghal and avail tim to loo ¦ being thV annual liMmcing »e»tion»v \v£f iui. c>x~ . : . . -C--~. . •• - ittr >of Ihia ithe-. lastichance of this century, of en- cently at Clonmel and Piltowh in the lumping laughter.). He believed himself that until the have to givd me^omo little e k up leigh, and Ocean Sprite.] - , . ' ;. ; • all the pubircan* ' 1 - contests, ; upper house had been ' the authorities., :There is no great hurry iicenpss were renewed with- I joying » delightful |river trip -,on! the ''Ness and at which latter place he; 'took. swept away, there was ! about Betting—8 to 4 againsi Southerner, 4 to 1 out any opposition from the police. "• ¦ ; ' : fixSt prize .with^ his neat jumper "Dusky." very little hope for u» gaining the ends which the decision, you know. - .!,. ' ' each. Lord Burieigh Queea" aad takingo one,4. lond parting look for and Ocean Sprite, 0 to! 2 Mrt, Lyons applied for a new license for - ' • ¦> I fhta v^n.r^af. lon«f tha. riftTir 1 rnniiilv fat iinir Has intimate friends, "though, were 'fond of we have at heart; He had great His Honor—Bui'you eee] Lend the! city re- Scarem, 8! to 1 Queen's Train. ftSSfc-s .'- - .' =-¦• ¦bHft pleasure in . ; ' ¦ ¦ her house, situate at a place knowp as - • poking fun at him.by asking/ " When williyou again seconding Mr. Heskin'a proposition, that ' vision to-day. , . I i ' . ' Won bv a neck: two lehrtha dividincr Eecond Lyons a ' ¦; 1 scenery along the banks of'tie Irish Shine. • Cross, on the main road leading from Br1U«l> M>toni¦• «.. . _ : — fi/*- Tho Brass: Band will .accompanyI the excur- ride Cricket? " ,as it was generally adihitted Mr.iShee be selected to again represent'West Mr. Murphy—I presume what you fant me and third. V Lismore to Fermoy. . sion on Sunday and will, no doubt that this latter horse CQuld not beiridden. Waterford. (Loud and prolonged applause.) to direct.my argument, to is the question of (Winner trained by Ann&ttong.) Mr A. , ¦ ' ¦ • ¦ ¦ , add con- __^ Carroll solicitor, appeared for tho Hamb ^i i. - . , „ • j ^ir> l» siderably to , the enjoyment - of .the 'd Well, he and his equally plucky, trainer, Qujnn, Mr. Thomas jPotfer, J.T.. C.C.C., suppbirted whether you have power or not to! reinstate the >Vil applicant, ¦ ¦¦ j^. ¦ ¦ .-day out- : ^ while J>istricHn»pector Heard ., : «SI^ t» ; - . . -ik' iing. . i : : . ¦ . ! . ' 1 i have at last accomplished the feat, have the nomination of | Mr, 8hee, who,- Beople who' have i been struck off by tie Town GOLD CUP.-Ono Mile and a Half. ¦ .^ -j^ SH, " and] he said, bad 1 ¦ ¦ opposed the application ¦ - ¦ ¦ !¦ ¦ ¦ 1 ' ¦ ' ' , on the ground that ;Mmw»j!' ; ' •; . i- . -• ¦ ¦ , j , , ;!! eo. ! .- > «. ?u' -fap/- ; * • : .]•; !»• ; ! : completely subdued.the animal. B always been a strenuous supporte lerk. Moonlit (Mr. Randall) 1 . j y (their r of -unity, When thes a public-bouse was unnecessary on the road The pleasant Sunday.! afternoon excursion courage, pluck, and perseverance they j have and who had done useful work! in the way of His Hon^r—O^iite » people Sweet Sounds (F. Finlay) 2 between Lismore and Fermov. ' • ¦ ; io, Dungaryan, which'the CappoquSn people made as wild a horae aaieverentered a ttbble organising and getting branches of the League] found that ithey: had been struck off the . list, Designer (C. Yarnell). 3 Lyont was examinedat ¦ ¦ ¦ the established why did - M"- length by Mr. i!H ; - - " -: :.. - 'f, • ' ¦ 'Z :so much appreiia^ed doKrig season^ will as quiet and docile as a lamb, so that now e/ven , not only in this constituency, ! but' they not claim. .I!am very much Also ran—Semper VigHans, Justice Royal Carroll, and - gave evidence showing the . >; , - .h v ,r: ialeo come to a close on 'Sunday. ' { ; ths most timid can ride him, and/therejis no also in the countiau of Limerick and Tipperary afraid I am utterly powerless; but if,yon can necessity for WATtimiltO ' a public-house at her place, as " MARKKTS-THI* D«». doubt but that , " Cricket", nfay) be] seen .a (Applause. Ho spared neither time ; nor help -me to -a dinerent conclusion I will be setting—o to 4 against moonlit, 4 w i each - . if .- -;i»r ,j. /iii i . r. . ;, .. - ' *' 1 ' there was a good deal, of traffic along the' > . .. T^i&V-T-. ; - i , ;It is now!high time that members of the brilliant performer in the hunting "field during money in advocating tbe cause of the tenant very glad, indeed. .. . I ; Semper Vigilans and Sweet Sounds, 6 to 1 public road there between ¦ up and farmers, It •waj» ¦ ' Uimore and Per-, Lighting Cormqitteeiwe^e j doini, M the coming season over tne uurrag&more the labourers and the' Irish cause then arranged that Mr. iMurphy Designer,: 10 to I Justice Royal. moy. Sh* stated that her landlord,. 8ir BdJ the dark dreary nights are rapidly stealing country. It may be of interest to add that the generally. (Applause.) It was owing to tho should address His Honor (at 2 o'clock in the Won by two, lengths ; five lengths dividing Musgrave, Oitv Grand ! Bart., had consented to hare her ' on us, and it hardlv adds to the comfort of Curraghmore hounds -were at a former period conduct «f a gentleman "well known in Irish Jury,Boom. i : ! second and third. apply for the license, and she was ' history of the 1 Mr. Murpby accordingl prepared I the inhabitants] to *ayej,to,.gtoi>e;4heiri keCt at the¦ ¦ Glenstown keunela. ' i 1 present day, that their former y; attended! at that (Winner trained by Coulthwaite.) to place the bar in w^y . ,}. * : . ¦ •¦ .: ' . - • ¦ any part of the-hoaKt : ; • . ;• : -. • jjepresentative, hour, and the Barrister said I through the! mtjiddy Btreeta in complete and ; f J, Mr. Shee^ predecessor, !Mr. ho would dclivci which the police might require. : - .1 impenetrable jdarkness. I trnst this gentle :, Speaking of one of the sections Of the recent Alfred, Webb, was; forced to retire from public his decision,to-morrow. ! ' .; j CAEBEBY NTJB8EBYJ--Five Furlongs. In ¦ 1 ;. arosB-etaminatlon by Mr. Heard, tho !' ' V ffTfT Hat-ABto 8T«AW^ t.-T>. '* ! ,;:u Kreminderiuiuuu willytui notAX\JV. bevis id4U' vain.iiutt ,00aa. . -weno shouldoijviuu Kilkenny Agricultural!Show , the " Fanner's lile. owing to th© action of a gentleman, who Seal i end a Mpeipt tor hl» rate Betting-ft to A Lady Boaa fllly, 7 to 1 Single- Uc-houset:ah*adr otl th*T> obUc road bttarMtt i'goneroaityj •. ; the of the of House of ¦ ¦ f] ' .; i ¦ . { I sh^iw exhibits Marquis Waterford . Commons. (Applause.)! I think our dated in August | He indignantly asked.why string, 8 to J Game Chicken fllly, 10 to; I Lismore and Fermoy,; but atw-. did! pe,trafio along?/ 'T- -r r ' *>- c^"' . ." (. '' t, *" '£ ;^T »^r >r*i ^~ '»* '*¦ : The turbary case heard at Lismore Quarter finb types' of Clydesdales to do.duty; fdrj the of unity to sign;the pledge. , (Applause.) V he did not Beorthe?faceof a.rat» 1 Won by a length and!a half; -half a length the road -waf'verf haayy/' ¦ " . -• . :¦:• '«'( ; . collector from v> 4 SeBsioha last wiek, in which Sir John Keape Cujrraghmorostables in the different classes. /Mr; Shee who was outside in company with the day the demand note was served mtil the dividing «econd and thir(l/. ;- v ' . | Sergeant ; Mullaimr,* BaHyduff, "wat - to< Bought to recover X6 damages, •Mr. -P. J. Power (Winner trained by WJ E. EUey.) . ' . from .one pf'his , was then aeni for. and on his do" he paid tb«i«te. i j ! .11 amined bv Mr. Heard and¦ ttated h» kn«w {tenants named!'James iRackett, for; t utting entry into the room he was greeted His Honor where Mrs. Lyonrs hotu» waa titoatod, ¦ t^lLMACTHOMAO. [ with a¦ loud p-My good;man,{if it via neces- and turf oa'hii own form , wte watched with the and prolonged outburst of annlmnn. > «»ry to t>ay the second moiety of UK . rate 'on EDINBURGH .HANDICAP.-One MUe. he did not coniider a public-hou sewa* re- : greatest interest by the-] other inouoiain, ten - H Holy Trinity. Chelsea, on Saturday;.the . The pledge hating been read: over to Mr. the 1st of January,and you' niid it on the 2nd LadyiBeyhaven.iJ.i UcQall) 1 quired there, a» there was a sufficient nam-; this localijy, asjtije looked Plethora (G. McCall) ...... ; 2 ' i ants in cawa jwas. marriage was solemniseil between Mr. : John Shela by the ¦Chairman, he¦ signed it amidst of July, even I could not help you. I . btr of pubUc-booses afreadv alosc tit* road r-upon a]"test ," applause. ., . - . i . . - .. .- , L } 1 as f 1 caso and- eonsc jocntlj the Potrer O'Shee i Mr. Peely—Mr. Xenio (0. YarneU) L.i 3 C to Fermoy. The villageo< Ballydulf wasooly . ' .. im ll ^ *^ *1- | _ m A^^^ A I A A A ¦ ^f m r« ' ^T »l A , second «onl of Mr. andjLady -Devereux; i» on the list and > : tCBUlb YlUa VI |*Ua the late Hon. Mrs, Burgessy bf Parkaionr, offered to him ne Was their candidate for Mr. Dovoreux—But it is very hard for a Linthorpe. 6 to 1 Xenie, f to 1 etch Lady Bel- In reply to Mr. Catroll, witness said h* ¦ ¦ : ¦ befora the Ciunty Ctoujt Judge jat . Litmorc, Parliamentary ; /;: . . - ¦ ; : haven; and Palmira. :IO to 1 Matawattee. 1 Col Tyrone, and cousin of the Earl ot Lathom. honours. (Applause.) j man 1 ^- • , knew Mrs. Lyons to be a woman of the very land mulctedin;!heavy dkmages and costs for Bishop Anson On the proposition of Mr. .Thomas PoWer, • Hi» Honor—Von are aU Won by two length*; a neck , dividing highest rMpicUqllily, and he bftUerad ; " (uncle of the! bridegroom) lofflci- right, but St would .*h^ cutting some iurf en (their own' holdings. ateid. The bride's father gave her'away^and eeconded by Mr. Heskin, and supported by be 'best for you. next year if iyou paid your rate second and. third. . : : - v . would be w*U able to conduct a lioenssd Several of j the bther ten;ant8 were led into a Mr^John Green, in along 'and: able before the fWinnar trained bv McCail.) house both orderly and properly if one was - ¦¦»¦¦ thy Hon. Bobert Lawley (son of Lord Wenliock) speech, a 1st of July. You look likelan inde- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 j tif. \u , n , • ¦ • ¦ • ¦. ¦ . •Wi'wn -W-&w-ii*S trap by being induced tjo sign an .flgreemeht .resolution was caused cfalling upon the pendent roouired there* > - .[ - . ; ¦ • , ;, .-;.;r .¦ ' v was best man. There were three bridesmaids.1 elector* man. and| what would it matter to you ^ not to; cut the Iturf any more, and acknow- neiies of the bride. Power O'Shees, of North Louth to return a candidate whoso when ydu piid f : :: ; | ' : -., '. After hearingsi rnafurth«r evid«nc«, - Jas. Th> of ' i ledging that ! they had no right to it. bu£ Garden Morris, are one {of the oldeBt loyalty to tbe decfees of the Convention held Mr. . Devereux—It is | very hard W be dis- . Hisi Honor wsi prootadingto take » poll, «»«/rA3.pw»«siiSrt« ;.: Hackett plnckify refused i to forego any bf 1 : families I i m in the South' of Ireland, and the ' present in Dublin, and the United Irish;League¦ ,iwa» quahned for..not paying your rates Vhen—r- LONDON BETnNG. wh^iMr. HsardjoslleTattmaoBiUiifc. facl hta and «o- 1 ; '• ¦ ' -I • ¦ ' .,. ' ':¦ ¦]. • •• ' rights by sij Ding this agreement owner of the estate, Nicholas Power OShee, above suspicion. I : ' . : . . i ! . Hls Hon«r—You ere hot disqualified— : ; • „ »; : ! . that most ol tfiw nfffrtTtnl** on Iht ' ^"vh termined to' fig it «ie fatter ftot with ot|e (Mr. " : ¦ ¦ in Iyear8 gone foreniost figore ;in J. J. Shee , in 'tho course of an abl« (taughter.) It is.time, «nopgh for yS landlord, ;with : the resiflt: that the •.C^mnfy was, _ by,;* CE8AREWITCH AND OAMBRIDGESHIBE , *' public life in Waterford. .He still survijes in speech, said ho could not nay how - deeply out when you are hurt; • : . . think, tHBy*l»pl4 Tote.iMtlwyhid not h«ai3 • ' ' '¦ ¦ ' Court Judge ; hat to reeegnise UB legal rights , gratified he was kl the renewal of :the confi- Mr. Devereux i the «Urt ease,v Then mv oorjt,tw » jaegi*. M^^fPT^ :- < $^ ''' %!:^ Sm \ and:scouted the land- the| enjoyment of good health . and! mental then retired, and tie Court ; to the turf last week, viriour. ' . ' ¦ : " : !. :! dence of hia fon ier conttituenta in him, as shortly afterward* adjourned. ¦ ' • .!. The feature of tc-daT*|_ market was the tup. trate* oa the, bei^.whw*threw*JbsM*..-.&';ii '«^ .%*tJ|t lord' .action, oui of court ; ¦ ¦ Mrs. ' s was expressed 1 f l port accorded to Jolly Par, who closed at 100 .j that Conventlon-Khear, ¦¦ _ W t Carroll si^toat wts^rrUl # ¦ ;¦ ¦ : ¦: !¦ - ¦¦ v to 1. ^ hear.) He . ¦•!. to 18. Zagig* ^o 6 DMailr— I^^^ should havje been glad if theyjhad . i - j! receded The.osual fortiiightly meeting of the United -selected another man beoaiiBeBe had no strong cEBABEWlTCH.-e to 1 again * Zagka, M0 be considenidih« fWlih«ards«j«te W>«t8i Irish League Bi anch w)w i held op gundajr, WE8T WATERF0BD rHE| to 12 Jolly TjKr, 14 to 1 Cutaway, aijd; Sar- evi^cTto^ia^4h«^ when wine i fur herj subsciripUons were re- meat, and fie should »fy that was owing to tho pI(TY FRANCHISE donic II* Mto l Baldiur (p5«red--arter.l4 to |^!^gj g Bl^BsS ceived, and It Was decided to close the . sub- position of the p>rty| to which : he belonged VI, SO to 1 Poitier*. 8ciitUlant,,Cho*oa,.Fint Fund ; and ¦ Bcription toi thi ParUojmentOK aiT. during the past ^ftrUuitent They had there Principal and Birpham(tak an)/. .. -,.i. I ,, . handa aftcr lhe THEJBARBISTBR'^ forward the balance now^ ! CONVENTION AT ! D1JNGAEVANJ : that day representative* DECISION CAMBBIDGBSHIBB-W to a against 13M» ~ ¦ Trev df the Parnellite Party ;. 7^ T, - .: - - :. ¦:];;ZJT>?i£&.;; first instalmentl af £25.i$ent¦ ¦ ¦ on; to the of the West. (App ante.) They bad in the chair Raft, 14 to 1 Little Wa andJZfgiga.'Jfli to 1 waltar' ' ;«>Ml surer oj fcrtnighi ago. 1 1 i 'i . • i i' ! ENTHUSIASTIC PEOCEEDINGS' llr. . P. F. Wal»fi, of La Roclia and , Merry | M«*hpdlt€ Wlto- 1 SXiaoiior-Tl.tUl d9_ *aUiw. who had led the Mr. Hyacinth i Plun^ett dbUvered the tql. fc nmiBtMm^^i j yanrin tbe movement !or tbe eatablithment Australian SUr 40 to I Cutaway, M to 1 In- 1: * Dnntarvan^NationAlista ¦ ' of ^Dgjdeeil|ioni . , . ¦ M Some! promini it ' . i (From, Our!Reporter.) | | :i " th»(United Irtah jLea rui». (Applauie.) They ic-daj' in.jUie City p«vis)ott nocence (taken).""." ::;. ! . ;: !'i. • ! ; i I. '< ' to lay-fwrpj- Ih rlfl W * it.t^ihOM,p M0k< have issned a cin ulaf asking for subscriptioit* On Wednesday a large and enthusiastic mea| thwnselTesi o *8cM», wh«ttwr$wjwjt bl in aid bf the ! >rcctld4l of » !memprlal to United Irish _ HJ? K)nor gjiid-Bflfngi informed by Jfr> 1 3oi vention : of : Delegatea' from tbe iv< rlous Learte o| Wett Waterfordt Ori the Feely. Bdmnnii Pfwer, who: w hansed M s^epcl. jrtnche*of UnitodIrish League In West ProidBijnal Di»d oiy. T, that none of the disfran- : HttusTofthat town; to Jhe \ ! (Appl»u»e.) Having cbUfid citifeniJ 'Inm' th*ok Mi rkeb ffi»toriord/ya» Jbrfd;at,theiTown H« 1, Dan- Jde ried to Jha Ciitfe. I GM League ;and, . pn beHalf ofj wh&m Mr. Mu^ SELECTIONS FOB. iTO-MORROW in the PM ad^rw^ TT : v -- ' " m&mMmmm <^ «gm$m Loc ^kJteramtnfl Actllfc. gha» conckittlnf 'me inTah aile argrinieBt-w ii . • ll f -i. M 'i*:^' , - v. 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