u would ohW do what is: fair! plot , at Abbeyrid e iree cjf cn»nt«. " " ., - . '. i reoonunend.¦ it. ' : ' . ' : < T f i .. .. • '[. .- ' : : ' • .. j joq 1 ¦ . ¦• ' ' :ecs |v : :: \ -. : ! . , , A lertter w that T. k H Dwlfl! J.^5, bait y i } j • • !• •; -• •• !; • i ; I j wa» !i^d frotn ttte fcooal Oovorj- ' ' place to ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' j ¦ ' : Fife Mile Bicycle Handicap (Open)—J A T * PATPR HM menv wara, calling attention to the necessity purt*»j«i(ownull BqtrtwiuSoiAi^ :| £1.000 SWEEP I ; . -. :• . I n ¦ , -\ j.j I A iijfmmSm forla iewwigeicheme. • ; i- ¦ ;• .. arc« Ij, Tbos* fwiho "want] , Hallorah, 830 jrd#, 1; J Carroll, 370 «d«, 2 : ? \ . . ' OUNOARVAN SOABD OF ¦QUARDIANS tow m«ny ' y «n faef«t« ttw*itl&&^|» ¦ to take a cbanieiib the ' ^ : ;|; Ohairmaji—That's too big a matter tATV' . \, . i HyPJlf c•yp .*• i^inbridgeSae ehouldi Eh ti-kM. t , ; 1tt $ht h'A$' j > ' I ' ; j not fo«et ¦to.BendilisH-a-crown on~io Mr T; Siloging 66ji» &1 known 01umDinn«hfn_Ti;P K\v\ *, HAf t l ntr i. n - ' ; irh« tleirorfwh tk«yL^n«rkoedIooi«iLji* 1 sporting conHDhsipnet In- atr;-5 -PatSion F v cAmmSE^m^: i Government Bo^rd waa" not honoured? ',. % O'Cotmor, W B^ack, P. Mc&atoiy, J^P. ; ' '* Ky»n, 27ft 7In; 2yF Byan, 25ft I lio .'i' ¦ • , lOlerk-a nu»eli 1b» flrit to rtn U yCT14- mtedJ^oSIT : ioJd] yoo to. call Sn! the treaturer P, MoOwthy (Rt i&Q.j. Curran, 1. dkeefle¦ , ' ' ¦ ! SPE Gir A L< - O|f PEB. !^ ' : ¦ 1 ' ; : '¦ ' ¦ ! ¦• ' '\' '¦ ¦ ' ' - • ' fotti tThe 440 Yard* Cbamp : ' ' ' and make an arrangement with !hiln. ' E. 'O"8hea. . - |. . (o, , T: r : ; W? ' . •!- - ¦!''¦* '«<. .[ t-'fivsii-vf . iprrae-moneylitt ll ba: Si*olat«ly! loMbip-U/ ]f I Cibnolly, ¦ ¦ . . ,.^^ \ ' ; ¦ " ; ¦ ; ' '¦ ^ 0 *• ^ ' ¦ ¦ • i ' MT. ;Ryan—Thafa ! : ¦ xmn "*way whejiher. the . *wjpep^ 411k ndtJ Cork,,l ; L DWaD :pl6omel T ^ 1 a bumiHrrtfng ppiitiob to I Wi lTEpB 8UPBLY; ;- , : •¦ , , 2 ' ' ;. . e* | Als6 « mpeted ^ , • ¦¦ .1 - ' 'Th© following;are ibe ; bat , \ - tfie Inspector to Wrn ofl witeE iupply ^[ pei^njdwwiBit©-g third bbxie eotering the straight he came jiway'.aii I'being !;:. tl^ i :; ;.. j' Mr. , Byen—3>pes ho not know Hho olmort lh* | 6thet \&, £M i piraon^ ? WTf^. :JDa9BtBv L trbm \b * town 1 1 Mo'el oek lor J 'bi t nljtU i-««|wto|^rtATkT«; i^idivjde J51M ' I [f. 't ¦ dttripff the -we* u ia th*t an «n ptoijroopiy poraoM;d*2|ini T>OW Thr6»fa» - ilfllbi; Hammer (9ftT ^Veafe-.W«an there tTUttSr^ijere- tbi* ciuidlw had toT jibei wtikboftM li&Z ?, fc rcle)J- un ett yon.WoiAted the.e»tlmftta^ w(nrid nit IU >¦.-. .iv: •¦ j*9j!;' - ' Ch*mraOTsbh>~PlRTan,U6fly J jTI Kiely, ,:¦; i ¦¦ ihonouT che^uei. :. » ' -• ^• .'r^ j, -, , i .; : %, ' TBJ? Tumiiomjex/ 'mt ¦¦;. fllledTand the } iMJjjr *U Itoiw »d jbrthU ' i pjiir^ ' . * - ;*»pen three orimn ¦ '¦ • ( ' T.I-.*)l'i v:stit. .f*;-v(>.i ;{;; . -i .f. I ' *; ":¦ ', . -.- - ' 1 -,! immos FCB mf e& misem&r}' Iftm m mm i »|!;;--V''-V 1ii u:r v i! ~M1: - •r.'<. .tl' ''<\;' i| '-'i i i.: .f-' - ' ¦ ->•< ] ¦
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B ' ¦ 'H : BR : . tHERB j.::Aiibj (:.itVBLitV. • ,:..j :i : ^:yrm- ,a- ,. . .. .:i' :¦ : :^; t ¦ LJ.|t interruptedy -'by the '' ;': i '!<^ ; ^¦- ¦ -^^v;^i> ; >j ' : ' extensive/^cayaUoriit is s^K'^rofHor ^ ofi' .ftX. fe^vK^^Kifejm p " ';:¦ - LETTERS .W',THE.,BOITOR. : -'| ' ¦ . .;. ;AC^IOt^T^HA ' :: ,;;' !B»e «t eets, tilenb well ' ^W*^l. ^^^^^^ __ :v . ? :? ;i.v ttie eam^ j to "Wirr.-n, ' '' ' i ' ¦ " ¦ ] - ! fl . ¦ . ¦' NewiiSou^ '^>uffi.^tral l^ : . .!.:*' . ' ;.; "£ *!Prrr ^^ - 1 ¦ ¦ - ' I remember- that '- ¦ ^^/ ' ' ¦ i i ' . about £180 pbrji Week is ibeing :Hd waa.'ftrxteep yearaliSi.iv.the'. : WDVSEBW * ^BVEUO: MEWT.! ¦ ' . i :¦¦ • fir-..BtuunxLaVXoTC l. V . I spent (DiibUntiorceJ ¦ ^UpH ¦ T,! ; fefte^/ ^^- 1 ' ¦ ' ' in ' ' 1 ¦ ¦ - ' ' " '^'^ ' wage*on : j' 1 * th«:jsewera|e iij ' . ! . -" it > | works. . .. Wrt atha werel sent" •l>^fiha '^>roth^P; atrick ' ) '{&•)>! i^i: :Ttrf%rrr7••:•;>;•, !¦ : '¦ r>. [¦>' ;; /^-' ' '¦ S-^ 1 '' ^. u \ ¦!. -!¦ • 1 • ' iU • •. (From tfiiiiiiirbii^simier'i'.Oaiettai. ').-. ; . :-;;¦ - . -l! .X. : / . : .;•!! ¦ ij'^^'^J : ' ' " 1" M ¦ ' "Edmoridi hiB-^^rtinrijiv'i',- nephew iand hop it .be ai ; A- On. Monday s svSrol ^uhdreda' of] jiew ' 'Bosa ¦bn'i an . -- * .' .L' ¦* i ^ i.eir-^tt e *will:!not .taken implying j . The My.diareapectt -o qurjParUamentarV'Meniber. k' l people parsed through rnia city, jjouto' toi the °**t •< .Tr« '%^vi«(irW; foWbltflJnMtr»tilon of tti« !"' ' • ;. 'All :i : : ^u . ^^Ws ^V ^e^aivatwn remain* Dublii),^ S0.iim. •the iLeader of }Me Iriah race, and the. mo$t ' onaer-llreT^' ¦ Exhibition A^f^ l^t 3. on^thel : the J°^» advanitege of iPrtiyiig Oh tlm ocaxoon' of » re6»3* -nii\ : We itpJKIiso ttaMy, ; ' ^ ' : Cork ' iy thje Great Southern and ^ ^ ! Virile an(i. fe^nrinand(ine perBpnality*t pre- : near K ¦ l^ii1 ^t, via MaJo^for..D^aWnr-and P'f* to Mr. W. A; E»riS': t»nn »t; W^etlani; Edli. j On* Wnf -SJH ar» ready, -; KSuiiiiijijdbw ¦Western line. pie. party: comprised a very Syoung ^boystareW?*^uspecteU by, the ^ - isenV'dfty-in^ iffie i 'Britwi Hiouse « Commons¦ .', Sir. }f$»rn(iliVBrin beilmPcr In : thii ¦nr»»itte.«*ri«n. ! ' . . polioe of were conveyed hence j ^&e4amUy r burial ' ' ¦ . iTo tsat oi r iror' - : i ripreaentative gathering 1 being; concerned-* when..I «ay-that: even' Mr:^Bidmdnd's- speecn shd h» ' Tp dash on ^>e Saxon, . ! of the Inhabitant^ oi !* the; outrage, -and'^they ground toi the Old- Pariah, ' : ' . ton Pridaynifeht, '.powerful and:eloalient, a».it »lw»j» toluk ean to°have Us oropirgooa orer • . Kos-jmac-druLh. (Th© first etage Wt thte journey can.ve believe ' - ' \ ^ ' ¦^ wort-iliin once »itlj the ¦ object oti affdj dlng than all , . Our morW foe, [,', ., i . | , at any mbment be identified! • -1 • •' ' ^;'. : w -. .: ' : :•-, :!:, was, did not interest, ma JSO mul the proceedings, " " . . In '.he bkx5y nire ! . , for Lany "¦ ¦¦ ' by ' 1 one' - • of' your' -'. > :felloiw cJt&ehs.; mt. prerloai ooc««i(7ns, "Qjis -p nrpoaely lefs t«o- onipr»jed WJateriord, arid Ihe train started for Cork at other case of; ¦ " ' .by ' " '¦ ¦ ' great violence.!•¦ ' of: ' ¦ ¦ - ' -bulk " ' ' i toe 'hoJreeeTeinrJ^yed: of" • • ¦ diilUin the oanire ':¦ -i field: .tbi ¦ ¦ ' : • the n Urge end contrast . ! . . bangsn |! | Raines iPower made::some : .Teferences to the itUL—Walts*Wal ib, h^^Y^W ail g uj t hali-j>ast j eight b'clock, ^hich • ineana forces, . ; between tbede iha ittl of : ' jontnow ¦> Imperial f bxuingjfche latk ma in South thagoincant natural, tesou^ces. of Waterfbxd, *nd th4 crop l^ , ' ;6t. etch—Daniel Fariell, D O,. KllmaooW; Janes):>¦ tlJat jthe excursionists tad an early The-;iMayor ol ; Africa; Vtry itriklng. Except W {lew apots here and there . : "I>«.!bv Bl^okwater, \ : ,v, start ol it, _ limerick J has (expressed his' other countries .had of Lcouiree to' be 1 lamented;the iailurrf to .utilise them properly, iWhea sooMi.wen white, . KeeVe, Moolum: Jaats Murpby Daagan;j|V »i lls«»" to travel by even such a' intension . ' ~ ' that portion of the crop which wu sprayed-u (till ai D P.Jliltowtti John kinsslls, DC,Bally-'- ;: ' %{ conveniently timed not to ? seek i^-eiection. i and 'the drawn upon in order 46 makegiodijthe.heavy and.suggested that local companies,. or syndi- gnen' •Twa» by BttnWator, Bbckett, : ; cates, -might .be-formed to:-deveJop, aUoh re- aml oealtook plaj5e{among . the animals whereat the two drills, ' ¦ ; 1 soUrcea. llTiifl is ran extrezriely 'practical sug- »h«t were left nntrested have Btood f«U m sight : : Dn .kltt ; £*«t>iek Walsh, Tinlough j Frooek - o£ travelling was! we are sure, altogether j^r- tinned: as probable candidatek.for the ofiioe. ! employed ia mounting; the troops, 'but before hj d thtlr tops eo oompletelj .w.royed tba all thit ¦ Bat we were-waay ' ! ^ gestion. ; We Have become'accuetpmed to heaf ' ; Aylwaid, Moolam j John Walsh. i ! ¦ go:ten , once the! party ! had " refreshed ,the These include Counoillor John Guinane, J.P.; i the (war broke out it/w&a'calculated:tha.t about and to read a great deal QOW teouStt an * tewjof tho 'tii^ leiJl.M B^emi or . With our lon( spesn, : : 4i —Mr Pat Keeffe, Narrabane. i | .,: about encouraging haolmi ' : . jBd. in:ier man," at Cork, and entered the Exhjbi- CounciUor; Ealph Nash, (soli'citor; and Mr. : seveij out of NeVery tek'lhdrses' IrLsh industries by -* buying, goods.if . native On the dtilli thai affected there cannot have Aad WK bad no fears ' delight and instruct ' even the tested,the: position present couniry. .- :¦ ' ' " ' % ¦ ¦ .\™-: ¦ moat casual with ^he Mayor. . - , -, - -- :li . ;:|'! .- .; '' . ' : . . ii the interests of thoseparts rot Irelatid which It require* no great iitrttoh ef the imagination to tee . . 8«.6d. each—John binnott, James Phelau, Ml(- observer. ; : ¦ ; • ! ; \ Any of the that idien the crop' pomes tooe whUtUng gentlemeii named would, no doubt, have industries; But wihat ^ about the places to be taken up the yield of Thetr tnllets . town 'j Walter Wai h. • , i ¦ ¦ lubera from': Upon oar rank, - " I i i make ! these untreated drill* will fail snb- ¦ ¦ , (Mri t ( worthy ohief magietrates: • ¦ ¦fivxm ;What have oar ]{riend> the department oi aiita with fish, and thai for want of capable , Clonmel of] ! and' which our i ,; other koportant; works. •. He' 's bread (s made maa ground in E.e Ih> morn did fads,. Lnffan, OreonviUe ; John Hoynvc, Bal fkifaboylj boats and a landing pier a little fortunes Various iBoards of <3uaidian8: in the at present 'Mineapolis or in. (Dublin?: ;If we rigorously •gricolfare been doing at the Maoster Dniry 8chool t At their Ufe-bboddrtok. Parkreed ; Wslttr CoonoUr. Skesxtt;; , . is Eastern engaged in . tibelereoiifln jol the mew I he xmotl John: Hoot, summer teesibn, or ooune of butractioa ' ' Counties ¦ tabooed Manchester and Glasgow ' , ' Kapekboose t of England are ' ' made cotton ' ' John Kooz TTilid i P^tilrk Matrrath, . let; swimming about, practically •untouched be- now making their JOounty Offices , e ¦at " " . \ tc.i :J>un^ari?an By tne ¦ for female i ; s from l«.j to tea, and gave; them their wageif L ¦ ¦ ¦ Ballykeofchao i RichardManoi ng do. : - i . aa vrell. .The If ievery tippler in or- i abo (Wtt 4iitt>uragrlng announcementthat not oily had none of A« b«st «d o»n — . i try and do sp?j Why -will they not reap this Is. 2d. per stone,, while bread ;is. offered at a hinds «re.'very. jth«ikfui ' ati t-erfdrdirtfis- - 2«. each — Edmond Doody, Mil town ; JehB . ;f oT: Hisikindness. . ; t^red a solemn yawineyer; mk>re to polluteni a the pupils betn iBocenfalin carrying off the usual With vengKoou Wo'll fesd .'tm I" , | , BaliinabooJa} ' penny per pound, and in ;e<>me ; ' 'crashed, : | ; H«rn«T.JOlmaeow : ThomasGrant harvest of the eaa, to list A hackneyd . phrase, cases for less. lips' with those, alien-concoctions, London , or mtdal for batter testiijjf, bat that not one of Uum Then down we OMCJ, At .Bury St. -Edmunds JOuteh Oin qoaliied for Tbrengh the wfld ford t Tramoxe, were'made for tHe floifie (Missionaryianniver- that . make Wateriord ; a , or that the standard of knowledge tmdog : OJSoJUvaa, -. i-' - .- . .;. . . - . I ItraRh' ; Joseph WaUb, io r Patilck. Eeid,'S«rrs> saries:from October, flourishing and'populous centre of industryP, I the pupils has Dot beealopjto ihe unul level t To Our gissral; thm^sred t EaodD> no protection, ho!encour&genl«li't )'of'a depart- The sale of the IQloibe 'Hotel, announced for lOtfj. ,to QbexJ: Qlet;. Eeya. dt>ubt, it. : it -whatever b, M)e i Jobn Cooke, do; PatHck 7 EioselU, Edward seamsto ma that patriotism, like cause iti may be due, the officials of (he At>d we wire sot slack, ' hou.« B*U>kilaboy Jobsa>t> mental, character |to C, ; ' ^and wfliwiint *n need to look to >he oat a. It docs , (Uy at, hU back , . ; Bronnan olfy, Kilmacow; Hillary aeeie, was postponed); but ''the disposal of the ihe 'deputation;appointed' by ithJeVCopferenee. hwik^ out country; ilourish, .we, muat; not speak to» well for the' Department's Educational TU1 the flight began. , Ullld ; Mrs *" risk their all in: iiho quest ior capture far but ' . ibcrgin j Gahaw, BalliDBbooIa. ' ' " , irom the land; property, is. still open , to -private offers. The!EeW Andrew-"Kn^.wai?'re-appointed Dii- with bur own"towp.ahd county. ' iPettp^Ie jin Schemes, to find them, so barren of result* under ¦ ¦ : i < ithere are. ao really serviceable - 1' general tire - too fond of 'thinTdng conditions so favourable. - : ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ - ' ' • .UlOd.—William Hares. 8kesxd. ¦boats, tooi:.Ch»peii 8fecj«6itjr. :i J^*ai 'ffeooinmfended " on{a jlar^e ' i ' . • • -Y £ #,, /: I 1« AL each—Thomas Walsh, - rikeard; Tntt«M even if there were ! a pier, and there ; is The property, known- as:Marine: Villas Tra- scale add- judging movement*' by the: magni- : O, bow w# soaSterod ' . j . , >ihat & new chuxoh and '.rian*4S© ' erected!6n tude -of theirr^poarent ¦¦ ¦ Karahagb. KUaMOow ; Patrick Cottello, Pas|«n } no capital in Traniqre, except w&at ia- tied -jip more, were put up for sale (by public- auction operations, rather;than j THE' D&tA&iiiKtiT AUD COB< The. . ; : &oH,obu»d anajVattered, i . Is. each—Hies Dalton, Ktlmacow ; counted upon the fingers of oner band, and • ' ' Elineila, Blots anhdl . BobertUarl< -y, Knoskhoawf auctM>neers, by direction of ;Mr; Thomas 'Fen- lay the sum of £iSdO. The Bev. 3. Eobertson human wedSnessj and they Ihavie mort excuse ' ' ' Bjr snore and! glen :— who -ffjill not open the' "etockirig ' until they , ' . Fruit ; growers, M | 'Weh ;«» , farmeTa and butter To the wa« orUoyaUp, I Thomas Kent.XIauls' Mills ; feter Halxhts, TJUd : j ne^sy. i .'Ebe official details;' which, we apperid!, fo*;it thanmost'people. Not only is the Water* mtlen id !; •¦¦' ' B-A... wa3 appointed Btatistical secretary, and . ford .'j;aptes^pt«tivtfin: , ;are to be givenj^d iimlnj* connection with Pew fled thaV4*j/r' John Wal*h, John Merry, Greenville ; K'ebjwl see some prospect of a reasonable return for will. but. dieBcribe the property Which came ' -' ' :the. 'House ol Commons thei'-A giiealfeVi! ' PepMtmeSt of' the ' InternaHojaJ 'bar IMr.. M. C. (Douglas iay teniperahoe' iseeretary.; the .most potent man there; n Will tfaey oar way Walso| do ; Blchard Kelly, Kilmacow-; Janes investment ¦under tihe hammer.' • . a Waterford-man t'dSbpon a^'O^K ' l hV oSciats of:'tbe' Drpartment Wheni we ooos ag«isf They described these well Eev\ jW. li. Ooade was re-appointea educa- &!At trje head' of ulh» British ArmyJ.,and:'a .| v Brown.do-jWto ;8aHlran, do; Waiter CosU'l ', &>', L. 'f ' situated houses as- 'iy' of ;Agrkultnre arji , st' Erejeht'.engaged in maktng Ukh, fcig^|how Ir'Bh gr°wn 'l hit ¦ Klerso: Maddox,, Nan»b»ns | John DJOIO, do i Tramore, ¦with.', testeiully. l laid-out terrace, ' ¦• • ¦ ¦ ¦j. ¦ :¦' ' ¦ • ¦ ¦ Britishnaval leadert. Stillione cannot-help '! ¦ i' portage secretary.' !: . . . daring the third, wesk in Oordea* torled,- 1 ' ^October, and jaogjabyg ihe fmes ' ' ' ¦ . *• i Jobn Carroll, Wal Btehard ¦ • - ¦¦ do; Joe«t>b sh Daok'tt ; ¦ ¦ ' , 'in 1 ¦' • ¦ ¦>' tbinMng :nflw :and(thah ¦ •i. i' e who • ' ¦¦ an interest the pliice • that it might 1 tak|e3 • . - .; ¦:: j; aye pleaavire ground, |and-iprivate passage to the . ; : i attractions ofler«dli> the of ' Tnerwrne fciit , - > ' [. 'V*7 priieS the lareinibitlon^ f** i Mulally, HbbMl g ' ' bpen .betterjtor iWateriordi and not much worse ' very Oat Wi borUd; Kilmacow ; fbomss Costello, do i -ago expressed hBrrUdi > frith the boats at the disposal of tiie : fisher- years, his pwn rqireteatatiTedlspliy if (be ditferent clarse' of garden ' do; PirtrlckL'Sn-a.Blos»mn- from 25th March, l&M, it the present place, (Pad&tow, Ooiiniw'all, of EUen Jiine, the shed iinls«lt by' ke^pinU countrymen- . . . And: adjustedre ^t l^.'Iper 'annum. The aspect wife of Charles Olynn tPxidehux Bnina than v .bvfiiiiig those Department are 'bardxu ' . .tWi i»lumb«r-'' . ! , eecond of; the iBoers, and-.- itb* ftlofi in their efforts , to Who tbos maepw; MichaelBailey, do ; M-chad Dalton, Dos* recently been obtained in the bay.- ,but <«>e- is oharmiiig, and icommand{unrivalled views 'had/tBerefitord utiliiod tfie niin>r bare; died To daughter of the first Baron;Carew, aged 78.; . ly>dal. Influence; thjB ^2Tiouft4ral; lection, of , the 0)rk Eihmtioo In the b ' kitt ; Irtureneo Walsb^do ; Junto ung, XO> ' ¦ i«; v . . : rounding-country, . .. ; !.. ' : ; The skeleton of Comeliua Magrath, the Tip- *jiil4ing ",5r^fd'j'ohL^the.Buir. (or, '. Jfeherily. Their latert John OosteDo,: da v Bdnjonfl Cootte, da ; Patrl.k verse conditions to which we.(have ' fleet'1' fromOT^ a^singra d,Mrtore,in tbs direction-,i» the dispUj of o fino lioott da ; referred. perary giant, -which is 'being exhibited'by Pijor of o«ean ^ingj-xte^mihins it < [We r t do ; John Pbeflm,.do ; Thorn .a Bark*, We have every hope ;that -these defects will be catfnotiiiJlWgreat nkn/'like^KolJert, or* Beres^ colTectleoof aodotied >aid]£8^0, and uhe one of r ' make a definite conrpetitaontih sn iremainedibet weeii.'lh&t. lady €be largeT'tenes of iHii , vaiuable.speci- selection, but to -aid others in their attempts to One of the f andafflental prindples of the successful j OQQ BRbTHER8^ OF are sanguine enough, to anticipate' that with ' solyp the problem stock feeder'! art hi" ti kpsp hit' r^EPARTMENT . AQBIOULTnEAIi AK»^ an&/(M£; 1 men was tSken o^fer. W i^ndon tfor exhfbitioii, , might I suggest .the! follow- ' p\ , caWes bontinaally PAISLEY nOAB, TOLL, CLASgOW, aw. judicious help froin tht Treasury, 'and iffoe De- 'Murphy, / .who -was eyen'toalry de- 'is~iuad ' ing, principles of choice:— . i ¦: inoprovinj fr«n the;t£»e th«y are born unt^ they i e X/ TEQHKICALIHBfBPOTION FOB IBELAJtP ¦ j ; and th tote done- by Bpetiil resolution ¦ ' ; n partment pi Agricjilture there is' prosperous olar«d, tie purchaser at £9^0, in trust-for a have been unable \ , - : . : - < . •< ¦ '¦¦ Grand¦ Show df Irish County Tipperiry ta'aWB/ wlas reported inchefr'in height; b^ut eiceleton, so . to Irish ipeople to itarvef he jomijf sinunab'dtirjni the earw . . ' ' , ' ' that thpy will' ' * . ' > ¦ . \ ' be any secrecy in i the taatter it is impossible BLOU8B3. Colon's, -ft i ' readily learn •tasw tif their ' 8k* Wnit*/ Knfc WbiU, ; probably' owing to ' ehrinkage, is. more than and-take ipileasure in it. ' What grijVtli -Thi! CAT ^Uob'through latk Hallo and Whttr. Americasyoke , * CONFJ3RENOB:' .; OF FBtJIT GROW1EP 8 to judge. j • - . - : ; would be the pjod of of foedingorany »'tarcau*e Bade with Mn rooks A; second case of typlioid fever rifte occurred two inches lesa. ¦ ' i • • ' ' planting new industries .is allawedto be«tinted^n dowo front on sitbez side of boac-plMt, soft cellarand j on ' irisnIrish' sousoil' rfn we navehave to ¦import foforeireignersgners its growth .very sdd»in'floes, So \well afterward*,no mS», ooUar tseked On OCTOBER loth, Ifitb A J7th,: : in the Ck>unty ! limerick! prison, | the ; victim ¦: -; !:¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ , price [only Is lltd t by fos», M ', The ,'w'eather.'tihi3 weeiwas 'bright , and fresh, ti do the work?. : . - • .: ; • : - • | - ' matterhow liberalH s treatment, >uj one whieh has beat ' being tMr. . Timo|thy Fliinagan, j.Pi. Chairman . : T^e are- pleased 44 he« ihat Mr. Thomas extra. Sits of Collars, IU. li, sod lit T ;• ;¦ ¦!— i'AT -¦ ' and should 'have materiallyeided the farmers i (3>t/Cat the materials should be, if poseible, kept uninterruptedlj*• pi> the Bjend" all ' through. LOTVO3. BrTLI8H8HI8TBLO08Bof EtraSlAU ^^ORK , ^; of the ' Corofin 3>istrict' Council,. who is -under- ; Boyd, Clerk of-the Ordwn and Pieace for Tip-, «u6h a» are produced In feme parta of,the-bonntry TWILIjSrtR. \ (harvesting in.the South of Ireland. thireiB an idea that This blouse we ean do in an- assort In ihi ConcertSail oj going a sentence of imprisonmentunder the in closing up operaiiona. That perary, has greatly1 benefitted' by his holiday, (4)-rJThat the goods.produced should.be such calvOTwhich hate ,bee» avowed to run down on con- mtnt of «bot effects, snob as C"'m»oe & Bias, B'aok the pork Exhibition. they -were fuUy a2ive to > the eiiuation waa as "the cotrirmm people of «itton sod Blne/Crtnuonas 1 Oreen,; Qp\l A Eells, Bins A IN Coercion Act. The doctors twere able to diag- and has returned to j his residence very inuch 1 Ireland can use with dotinc the *intertnrfve better In tbe followiag i iXJJPWARbs OP ^78 JPBIZE3. ; evidenced by the sznaliness of markets for hay, advantogevtothemselves. ' Foreign markete are sprfair thin those whichi hare been kept fa better con- Gold ; 'also io self oolobre. White, Crete, Sky, nose:^ T- Flanagan's disease on Monday, and improved 'in health/ ' We-are sure, d^t the precarious, and more so is ' Crimson, Pfnk, Torqanbe, HU, H»Uo, Petonks, very Special Classes for Nurserymen and for straw, and other - i sorts of . 'produce. ^tlll the dembnd for dition.; This, however, is'» fallacy, lor" though such nieely trimsisd in front ^ach; certify that he is suffering from typhoid , fever. many- friends of thii highlyjesteemed j gentle- anyLspecific article of 4uxu— for calvra;maja ppeari to. fanprWe'morebecause of the wUb two rows blade itkben Provinpe&c .. ¦ - - i i. ' .the riph, and and softfrill ef eern law, solf attachedoolar aad eoffs , : He has been transferred for treatment to the man will toe greatly pleased' to (hear of , the de- surely, iherj» would, not ,.' be mucih patriotic greater room which there w for improvement in thrir. ' For : iLord ICharlea tBeresford ; has i now ;been policy-ih . trimmed two rows hlaok ribbon. U&sd thronghost A i Prize list and fall particularsaa U> County -Infirmary; i r -. . * . . : cided improvement in his health, j ' , founding . industries to employ, one t ondition, they, do not really give anything like sneh; a vory. »olU»U end intzpeiiarfe bknse lor th» ocolog facilitiesfor ¦; ¦ \ l ' ¦ 1 ' ¦ . cheap boolringBgranted b * ¦' • ; brought ¦ class jBailTf ay. , 1:1 the head of the (Rear-Admiral's . wVSriring _ j to i <>f .people to demoralise! or im- good account of themselvesin; the long run as animals seaioo. Pries only 44 ' ^ ^ ^^ ' ¦ IH ; postage, id extra. Slasa Compenie8' ' ¦ ' ' ] ' list • by' itfhe retirement of • Vice^Admiral Hoyd. poveriffh-^otbeig. •!• ' . •: ; ;. • ' j : ' which have beei (lone well all through. -Of this no of CpUars,181,14 , aod Us. , &c, apply to ' . The; Chicago icoiresponi^nt . of the {London Kilkenny is the city where >lhe members of industry, , ' ' One.'of the Arst results of, €cas, will, of course, (6>7h!rhat the should ibe fairly more forcible' Dlustrabbn could , be given tbaa the N««—When ordsrl' f by UtduenoToie PoetalOxiai r«'G-i»as»TKB SEORETABY, i ! " Express " cabled --recently.:—^Following Fri- the Antiquarian Sooiety will hold their wholesome, both'to koult* or Oash la registerid envelops. AT BSS the •.workers¦ and to the other obtainedby men lie Mr.' Young of Brockler Postal Orders inasi tiepsrtmentbf AgricnltoAd and Technical In-- day's announcement of the- '. 4? th*> inc-Tr- be-Ihe extension of Lord GK I ' . retirement autumn meeting-, and, in i addition to the 'inhabitants. -:• ^-- --. -• . . | Park be filled IB p*yable to Ont Brothers,' aad Crossed «tyt* j , aid eome of xmr other aubceoful feeders who ttrnction for Ireland, Upper Memon-St,; Dublin ^-ratTpn^rntgTi^-Bscr^'n .flggj^j^is .forty-three ¦year3j _ «nce; Ihe joined numerous , • (Sty HXiii If shotfld 'employ a guibsiantialpro- make a' speciality of. keeping theii young stock con- KationalBani> limited; rVi slsy Boad Braaeh. ' ' ji^c^^is ^^ ' "places of interest-to-!be vosited'there ' ¦ ¦ - Address joor ¦ '- ¦¦¦ hand showing the| g-igarftlc 'buajiiess'ilw. co"*fl- *h« BKlrariia/ arTtEe;ige 'ol tMKSffntr —j$svn\ '- pottidn¦ of female labour:,: ', ' tinoosly oathsmead , and are consequently enabled to esvtiop* ' Enrelopes ahouH be marked "FRUIT 8flOW; ; sriTJxcursioh-lUB-be^niaTrangedfor- the Ifollow- '. I need inot-dwpll- argumentatrvely ¦ \ ibine [will ' tra-asivct. . HtLe. capital will be actions itave happily heen scarce during the ing day to many 1 on such sell; themus yearlingi at-prieawhich farmersin other ancient, churches and other points., ffhey ere virtnaljy self-evident, -Will parts ef! the country! sire O&Oh BBOTHS1BS £100,000,000, the a!nnual -buainess £200,000,000, period of his service. vLord Charles B&resford ' " often very g'ad U obtain for »€OTXAin)6O EKiT,T KABXSS ISO MTIZft ' objects in the ivicinity. The date of ihe meet- anyone come forward haw with some specific two to two-and-vhslf yeas olds. : OBOES BTKCUL15T8, and' tlje annual p;iio!fi,t8 , Tbis'meana was one of the fortunate -winners ' of 'laurels ! ^kge«tid1isioft «h' . '£30^000 000.. ing is. the . 7th October/ and the Bishop of -'industry fiiflllihg' these1 ¦ , or PAIBLBY-BOAD tOhV, GLASGOW, a\7 ;. !:. - THE ANNUAL that; 15 per cent, of the prices cSiafged wiil be •when, at ihe bombardment of Alexandria, his Ossory tb8 :mqro. eMentiaT^ofithese' condrtroilis? ' ' ' i Untlem •• W.torforf San.- ! ,«ndl *MTB. Crosier have linvHed the > Thls pot5i;oase fori clear profit to the]Trust, ind will (enable the ship helped the Temeraire out , ;.O r LLEC- . - .. TIO- ir ' and so BeVerely handled the guns' of f ths fort as i, 8hould ianyon e —M*rk . , I i i otockholders to receive an annual dividend of afternoon. -Dnring- the excursion j to GawraD, criticise my idea's, I shall not .reply; .unless E*j (Steward to Count A. MuBsttr),:Mare8GddPark r I IH AID * ¦ ' ' to the signal, " 1 at Oi THB FDSD3 OP THB ! , ; 30 per cent. , ' \ : ' i 'earn ^ell done, j Condor." He Thoma8tdrwn, Jerpoint, tAc:, on -8lh October, •the direct requeat of the Editor of 4his' paper. Estate • Office,.hear TTclfield, 1 Sussex; underdat* of | COUNTY OF ; WATERFORD. - \ ¦ : sailed 'some days ago" for New- Tort ¦ ; " ' "' Aujest IBth 1902, wrlte» :-^' X am glad to testify to • ' ¦ ¦- '¦ several local •genUeuien well -skilled in anti- i ' ' ' ' 8AI/IOTIN. - •- ' ¦) - ']¦¦[ - . , • . . ; ; Th'e following is!from the " Fxeeman"—.Why , | . - I the i satisfactory ronjlti obtained by .your separator County of Waterford Order, 1901, Confirmed by as quarian lore • have promised to meet the SISTERS: OF CHAEtolTl is the Post Office regarded^ the ^>ul>li& a Colonel Charles E. , de la; Poer Beresford, [The question <>f local industrial developinen-t during the year*I have ued it At the Brighton 8huw ¦- i -. ! ' - ' ' ¦ visitors and act &> iguides. 1 Altogether, the iBOne in which we to-day t»e won the first jviz&M batter in two clawi" by the Local Government Board (Inland) irnx ra UADR • ,. !- , : '" . ' kind of Sleepy Hollow of officialism? -Perhaps, (Militaryattache at his (Majesty's; '(Embassy- in hav«\always takeni a deep arrangements provide for a most enjoyable interest^ and . we eha)J glad;ly insert; in our UrxoTTn SKPABITOS! SAIB3 CO., LTD , Bristol Provisional Order ^Confirmation (No. O> SUNDAY 2ltT 8EPTEMBER, i lto«, | the following atorv, which Iwas told| at the Voii St. Petersburg, now- at "the iMoscow^Kursk columns any Xccil zgeat SAST ¦ 4) outing. . : (communication¦ that may tend , E. O L , Waterford. ¦ : ' At the Doon of tbe and Telegraph Goifgress, will throW some light rnanoenvTes. hasi obtained, special permission, : to a: -practical 'solution ; of >the auVestions Act, hoi. . -j - .. : - ; : 8ereral Catholic | through ¦ General Kurop^tluie, the lEmperor thrown xurt -by our correspondent. ;.! Chorches of the City. on the isubject. ^yfhen 3Ir; Austen Chamber- \ The^ "Freeman's Journal ", : says—There ia —/Ed. E.N.] | . j '-"Kracluded his ' introductory visit as of (Ruasia'e ilinister • of , lW«r, jo attend the good reason , NOTICE AS TO DEPOSIT OF ABBI. lain had for belreving that the King has CHAEOED WITH ' iMUKDEKING A PEO- * Donations from Po£iina«tex-4j work* r»uiH*rta for Us "I may (have an|opportunity of teeing him u ' ¦ ' " ¦ ¦ purpose ef' : Novitiates of tha Brothers! ¦ ¦ of ihe Xocal committee, and- their: : . - , • London, Thursday. sMkinf » new road la the TowBUnd ol another day." ! ' ' ] ! 1 ihdefatfeable 1 Coolkhal. Parioh d Liastor*as d Uoqollop,1 Barosy s( Mr.-J.:J. Parkinson;"V.S1, add !Mia; Parkin- SAiTD HO (BE IN WlATEaFOBD piSmiCT hpn.jcec:.! Mr. E; 0'8. 'Wardell. On ; At Edinburgh, to-day. the trial ooticiuded of Ccshtooreaod of the Chrigtlaii Schooii; | : ¦ Tuesday, ¦ Ooshkride,Obtaty of WeWrforiV «> («r Afiersome persuasion, hiwever, the Ministejr son are at present staying iri Tramore, for | esample, the lifeboat was launchad for Darnel BlloOlinton, -w^, was ohjarged with a* eoapeaeateffafor tot sass sad not been till tbs ' SBbJectof airrMBMnt • - , j- : ; . •; - - ' , DE !M' ': 8itU^::iUBTBEAT CASTLB. waB prevailed upon to >«nter the room! where eiferciSB , land accompanied by Mr.' murdering with a rifle Professor Ivison M-ac- . . /. :.. :wb ipura in .: practice, BWHU v» M*« MH oiBowir IT. rajnj*» aawo ISS flrst chair. The-underjofficial nudged bis euperioir Sunday next is being organi&ed in connection * ' aha i from oil we "can hear, acquitted- them- Surgeon's Hall, Edinburgh. day, ft :8eptea« «r. JJQt,. »»s bsm depositedat; t is who3e description corresponded with ihat of the Offloe of tke Seervtary of the tald Omiaty TBE INSTlTCl'K oi the BBOTRXBS'ol tawj and announced "The Po3t4iaster General, sir." •with the'-oefemony d -unveiling^ihree • stained 6elvea; efficiently and well: : Th6 w^aUier was Oounsel for ithe ; Crown ..urged that the ac« Oasjaeil, at CgBTflTIAK . Mr. ' local ; Catholic escaped oonviot itynchehaun,jwas seen; on thie " the Ooart Hoase, -Wsterford.and. Is open to tespecUcn 80BOOLS is a Bstticw '• Eh : ,What?" bro^e out 1 Blank; haif -un- glass "Hrindows erected; In tbe- fairi and ;tl>e boat behaVaf admirably/-'The ciiie<}i was responaihloiot his actions and by as* personinterested (bereia. - ' ¦ ;, CotwrtfatJeo, having for Its ezternal objspt .tt* ' Church' as' a menjorlaV !toj.Faih*r j 0*CJoigly, an Tramore road on Frid'ay /last. Jiead Con- ' ¦ And (urtter aotoe Is \ 8d«»isgn consciously. "Oh,- h6w ; dp you do, ; : -Mi|. In , shore •handd ii.ava.' (tieen oyerh>uled,': atod the asked:fora conviction. . , . - •, '! bsrsby gtf so. that tQ Wrsoai 0bMSo «T jiih, ereedaBTot the>oor- Irish priest,. f««cu{ed the neigh- stable .Allen wired - particulars to Pessage 1 elaisilm«o ba»e aay rigiil to oi iatersM ia t»« lands «*»!»»«««*• «•¦ loaadediTD'IrtO tr flWohao Raik.es?" Mr. Baite3;it will'i)e lemembered, who"wi^ ^ - 6(k;r0tary Will b6 able'to;report , we; think, that \ Tbo defenoe >was that \ MdOlinton euffcred (tbe aoapesMttw ppid ¦ bourhood for complicity in the Irish, rebellion Callaghan,.. Annestown, . Duninore, -, and the to > la mpeetat •bfck is BaMsitJM TAUO* ' . » ws*ajmriv»dia mihj Oir > was Po6tmaeter-«igV etci, Vhich?ih' !» ' very friends were plotting against him. Ooaaty Oouoilc* brought from Dublin, and the'-taemorial tablet : ' ¦' ' : oo beforetke 1Mb day of OOTOBEB,lm, a shor> prMSfaMrtary, -and before the Dttke :ol( Korfolk."i It the story ' desirably ^teSutf t8 ^6hie,ye; ';'.' When ; taio boat . itoOHnton was. ( found! j guilty of culpable stateaeat in writingof «be «atst* ot saei eUhs ant ICdaWClass , Art, aad Afrioatsoral is affixed to a blo'ck oi-Kilienny marble.' part of , his . .district^^^ ^and jimimfidiatelylfwired ' a 8eKooIsS(TCoaer>, Orphanages, aad TrabiafgoBoess ! to' [bey for there is np wjas being beaisHei, 'after 'exercise/ a very nasty homicide, and sentenced: to : penal eervitUde short abstractU Us titi r eq wliki thesass* is fowd#d -.i • :¦•¦.- . -• ' ¦ ¦ is not true, it ought Mr. Cary, DJ.; who on . jpoeipt(immediately : ' - ' ' ¦ ¦¦ {orTeaaners - , ' , . \ i ' ' ; for iife. : . !¦ ¦' -| ;: Dated this 11th day of 8evt*s>b*r, U03. Department of toe public iservice, not ^ven -cycle accident was near occurring. One of tlhb cfew, ; ; \ . . Itv UM tba Onfcr Lord Mayo in a letter just -published, says--- turned out in.ioammand of a corps of •'•¦" in passing 2S S*,' -;:'|wfiK-)Rr6. .:PA01 . ' - . ' ' . . .; W7 rsdwbsd 1WI Eeoses, 1^149 ! the War Department', -Frhich is so off ! :. ¦ ¦ ¦ ' \ jQao(Mstia -are , x«eef*sd rrom U to 15- Tsarsj ' , curiosity wliiclj '' hia ! feet/'atid ' rushed bVer btai. It .was an It. could not be doubted itlnat in this instance, ,. j ak W»Urfbrd. : \ ; : ! That is certainly a postal lords' and -tenants' is desiraDlfe'j'. Tliose, like their o^iarTy,..Qr irac9.i>im.'fuBthet..tiian a point AppHcatJonator admWsa should be¦ addressedt» I , in ¦ 1 anxiininioriiscn ',t ior ha rnight, in a second of culpable homicide almost approached that of Brother ' • " :,. ¦• figured in ihe "Churolv TJmes" last week field ¦¦and administered'their about five miles- distant - uon^ Traiuore.- The ; ll ¦ l>orotbeas, as above. ; , addressed, " The myself," who have 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ litte.-" hay« ^8 '-^ru«h«i-i>y, muBder. '. "' . \ , \/: '. \\ ' ' . ' . the shape of a I posteard to:^ Irish-prop$rtie4stiortly -before and since the darkness -of •.•iShe , ¦/ night j preyented'; turlher ( «f ; | tiy. Hf«1)O^t. Tjad \ ' Lavingtoa and ehe--5br^ache4' to. ''Fortunately his , ' ! Toe pziaoner appeared to bo quito compoced. O^a^POQtJIIT Eev. H. E. Manning, Eector of passing of Che 1881 land Act [are heartily'irick seach. Yesterday information ni/as received that 1 oomr^des Graffham, SussexJ" -which!, it seems . was ret ' a person answering to tho'descriptionalready qUlbily grasped '¦Kh* slfaationi and promptly ¦[ f - ¦ of the:pxwerrt Hand laws. I ihare^jno dghi .to re^aed him,' from lihat was a :.i WATERFORD UNION, ..j .j , cenUy ] serit out j iirom the| office ol , a certain ' tenants given jrasseen at an early ioux.inthe morning really perilous aay so, bnt feel «ur».ihat thoseIrish. srtaation. : At' all1 events, the day' Mat and Hnrdle Eaces charitable organisation. A* A iLojndori con^ thetr holdings are ai at Kilbarry Bogsby a woman Igathoring¦water- ¦ s practice ' , 'who have, not-pui ^based in ended without mtehap." ' -' •• • - i! - - ; temporary points put, the officials |of the said present state cf ^ffaiisl Jreland cress, «jf - whombe> made' inquiries 'concerning j ; (UNDXS THE LRJL BUUS) : : taw*-that£he tired of the ' ' Society; apparentlf did-not ' ' : are. • ', the s-ituation of. the police bjuracics and the ' .!' ' ¦ OK : ¦ ' aa ire : landlords ¦ : • " j j ; ' ¦ ¦ i Lav« ¦-^ -¦ ¦ • ''¦? o! : • - - ¦ • Hector ¦ : (H. Manning " became- ' . ,:' -ii " B«v. . -R , ' number of police in the" district. ! i i ' o(:j5wr&n.' otM ¦M ChJchestet T ) mm m% ^, ws^ Wa^ani ' , AJrchdeaconi of \ THE ingtott in 1832 .The conference ; of landlords and tenants' ¦ ;, CybjiiNG bh VB •¦BlssV-JI' ' TTTi laj^a sa^Mrv^w»e'wljrv ts>l«kwa«»^ B—*^aws^sM«*^aaaysafc«>s waw KSBBBJ«L~p^ W»tsjs^lW.IBaaajf yk. ' ¦ TUESDAY, 80th, i9Q2 ^ ^ ^ ^ vaafrT ¦ SEPTl^CBBB oi Wesi^ . .: . .;: .. .:. : : . , i-l •: ' ; ,; Arch'bUhop .!. . " 1840, 1857, ,.:...... » ¦ a! Catholic ion - ¦ be ! constituted i <:! :- ipropose msy ; , . representatives I .;¦ : ; ; \ ^ .; 1 1875. • , r ;';-: ¦ minster in 1855,,and a Cardinal in! ¦ ¦ ; "* ; ' ' THE TRAMORC OAZAAa ¦ ' ¦ ¦: ' 'AS ' ' -i - . , -i " ' OVER THE DBOMBOE COURSE. ; | M " .; .i - . . - !: foBoT^:^" ]- v: the ' , mjrtjienioyiible cyo^g «ia»on ! j j < _ ' chosen *>iy; A^. TrtU-term> 'VThree !memt«iW -to 4^6 land- : 9h ; " Daily Express " reftrriny1o ;tbe motion. niwid. on iaflt Sonjay by.th» ojembemjoi tna ti ^Jr^^^fff fc^K f^yS^B^T^^^^^ saf iiPs^^^^^^^^pt ~*^ ™sajsjBaiBa *^»aV The N House of , lli lords d in Klerrv Copntyj Oouncil ofj Mr. Johin Marphy;,! ' aioVe club', by. theirifii jal run ta : ! tTMi Vnal* ttotjliasawft.<* p (W»ls«, SttWi !fio a- Parliament).^. . " ;; T. -|. - _ .|j T^vmorf : - yolv' lM ' &oUtti; ¦ Bunibory; : The lfldies and .gentlemen who so ebly and ¦PreirtoUB' to' slartinfc lift.,.]: (jarew photogra- y^ JsfsJsJsX.H 0 . STBWABM J . , , i . . JM^fff altlfit tbgetiMT ;4I.P|, says, " the sole, offence of ©r- ' '•chosenjijr the ten- . fptt*l*fli'O tfsWMMdta* sflv!lsMVM "Three inemberi io pe ' ¦ . ! Us*ft p^iisKniir "BLJ^ TCL tnv^sfr . tW iwn r^[HT? ¦phei I t I BSaft t^^A ' j ! coni-sted in the expreaaion!of <»rta|n opinions: ' efficlenl ly ..¦assisted in making the- : beoent (Ihe ^fub, ionaUtinglotover tbirtyj ladies ^^n]^SBBa\ *^^ " S^st^B^B^Bll^Ill fl^B^B^BB^dl^BA wB^Bk ^¦A^BA W^riKdl. J Dempssy.Bsq ; P Waiib. Xsq W Tbtiit, Xsq j *V^»i i$ press not doIng.« GerviQ« to 0)r, Bunhuryi the House whioh t undoubtedly proved! to > ''be.' 6pent. a Jtjniay not be unlnioreeiingt ? naraie,ourj<»x- ' ¦ * ^JH bataoiiwdhi "Ids . «t '" Three^Eepresentotivje s feokn : of ' flnu t)M flBUMsrVMJd -Y BHJ*! 'tfc< ^frfra. flMy bc'di^ »forrUiy^Bsa..J .;: • " ' ! ' ' i by -whole;^i bJWi «peeoh 'n; very pi jasantday at piotaresque- iWooldstown perfcnce9,|6wi jthe many beoefiW thai baVe ¦ -jT^. . ' f ntt [o » j *LjBti[ at/at *- of (Ityelocft, ;>S^SW gpniming up the by .the Irish i members, ; i of > s^Mrsm%tffiL;^:%Bin^^%s%Mr'i> - " : COUUpTBM: ! ' ' ' ihd'next tfiingi Cononons,:', ^o^en. j on Tuej day, whdther -they proceeded, for what aiefned from^& foronatioft our cluhl ' )' ' / I this curiousfashion. Probably ' Jlnionfafts .; j The : , bei aft«r 4he aylfr ol'D?. Nationalists and; . i proved to be> s;-delightful•jriokw. rWith which surrounding dteiriaU, wjtbin' radius oi s? we shall fceW nta|y ; "Two Bepresentatlyea-fpm the;(House of . . -a , : ".' ta|k &r;' Ws of that all important element; the weather, very twenty mild, have!' been " explored, and on OTriara, .who. n4en f iOukK, iD exid put the . - ¦ JIM »M LardsxAwsea^bytho»eiPe«r9 ; J tfkjfsvf S^btfesam ^9tvU ^M Pflv VBVV SVB# *0^"V* ^Sld^Mv(VV si^BtB rsV *O**T?P;*«l J t>4% - ** that he it* bcjst ^ "V * t » ^k¦;!^^ **«ft li » '**i ' -r t *-fy! ,' plealea.In ^Ibct graciou ily favoured (than ;iri^h. and ebery occasion a Cead IMile Faluhe Stq;: Wslsk An V QdOmm ¦ * OoMraine utteranoea awaited us 1 Dors^ ., lfe.i ' ¦ '¦• ¦House ownJpr6pbrij|- in Ireland. v * * -' ' : ¦ '' ; oi Loras n^Jo_ ¦by ' * ';" " ' i did not ¦use .themj at •tt.-.yi j'- ' • ' ."_ ' ;.f : ' ¦• ¦ ¦ ¦ finest i utumn behaviour- The party compri- jthe peawmt* *£ '. $* diffefrentJooalJties , i ' ^Wy ">v * " yj! ' ¦¦ ' ¦ ' " ] "TWir b»ake» jin.alL' it. - ;.. PJ jS^ftrJ!"** ^TrJIJit T^*J**fM***S ; j ^:x} S^UrtZ~T ' ¦ '1 - ' ¦ ' ' ¦¦¦< - '¦ ¦ ' ' '¦ ¦ ¦ ; - ' . .;^SvKB/ ') , " ' Jsfljn, nvM^W8p '' ¦ ¦-¦ ¦ ' ; • ¦ ¦< ' ;¦' ' ¦ ¦ everything passed!oft'with* great success. The We» anxious to {encourage and tosteriiv «ryb;i^Ti^'. ilvf * will 1» -in exceA of thoseI representing aj»d Brdp^y, ei injlr^, th«ir.^thu»JAsin wai ¦ ¦ !' •;¦ ' ' ; ¦ ¦ • • - W^i^O-pAi^.CQs^T^M ^ iotl" 1 , uijb . - .. : AO ^ oLOfEH^NG, : • •:! . . *~r ei «nm# of mbaay JWfliilNf . i^wf: . The Answer,u , -thja.i there_'are toon sejretaries, of the Baii»rCommitte daird, puDded, *md'W*slng»werte poured bui.to ,, ¦ - ' ' PLAWWii«o v«i uZ*h .toSmiiZit ' **^: the dandlordii^ ! ! '¦¦ ¦ ¦ **m ; *bl , rr.,; -7 frfnri '^r -\¦ ¦-¦ ,- ¦•>¦ 'MakssV QffR B#flwtf-"' IMW4k)JpSsj paj r:!. frhe' SoUcit»r n9moreE asf, *nd |all arrired'back , jtbatth « OaWip League Cycling Olib ¦ ¦ ' ' ; tnt^^eliae^. *iU, •¦ ¦ '! ¦ • • I' ' 7 '" ¦ ¦ , B lM ^m^^ " : oar - iiV'"] • :- , A,. ' - : . - sUkksJs |A Ofw> Baiw p Bsrals)Xw' si UM. MM | wai ^rk»ted:iijtt .l^V Thosewr^dMi» to ^vertlse fltaam- to Tun tore, after A«Ting^)*irt ^jnoke njoy- hivts:mftriy r*cmU# io it» rapiits, all anxious one sut la tauja^ei.; Ks)nMesV; ^.:-'.: ^iTTJp^ r^ijf^^^W^J it h jime «l greet ' ¦ ¦ abip an I BidhrayOui is, *nd ih* ableon ing,, and ^MvUobMfltcte credit to.iiartaJt*ia> th« «ood>wark.tb*i tbia.lMsWn' j-w-t ' -r¦;¦.;.! ' • if tr:^:,: .^jijlr> , lbs ¦ : MAA (iJ ' )]: '! ' • \J3&, rtobk-a !»wjlg^ IMMf 'pd *atoe ':J 4#i«i4g^jned ^^[»boqld4tnmn 4. . tritn n*Mnt*jul r- < Mi!*> . ITtXKfopW0OOwa ¦i : ! ¦ ' j ' ¦ ¦ It) UMat ^^^ | ^^^ XKXe.yOMjpnenf \0t .'Wb i 1. . ;,'/ ::¦ 1 hi¦ : . 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(id *& i'0U» M«ttin|, IW»c- - : ;¦ ' m, » Ify p i-fib*Jhmt ttr. - ml-bt * ¦lakf^csiTL^ImiaMij* 1* r;'W''ik - '. *. u- Lli-;:.»«b*i Twik- ' Icpta D.cbdouM.fuUj' n« tod .»«*»*•t, k' »* M> t TOO fM • im e «5e*wty,t W u BT YSSMIL v rt? ilntSrhii¦lii orSZ ¦t^Wrnik.. w7»«c U». b-t only. AD i li^ liteVt6.%«ls^-imii-' ,;;if'!i '- . ' •:¦'' ¦ ' ri.|-Hr. -i^M- r '""V tBlt." D^ir t Hi^ii I Btrcof ' maimfftmjm * »«y»*^girJ *i )M&M* pM:M| AW pM«:u:Wfk*'wi- oftU* ¦ * ¦ ! ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ * * : '"** ¦ * * ' ' L ' ' • Jf* ' •* . • ¦ y J-Vr ¦ '- .?* • * '•' ' vTi V . ', *• .;• ' * J ' * - '•¦ ; ¦ T' "1 • jl'* r , , , .- : * . -; ' f-r' '• • « ;; ^« !st ? ^ < |;y.'^:;:;' -i-v ; i^. Q ;.:- 6< ; .| ¦ V; ¦¦ ¦ 'j ; ¦•:• ¦ - ; ¦:.$;¦¦ : ..fe-tfy 'I .-^1 k- .- •¦ -'¦ - - . - -. :> -:- :- f: . -i.i-> :>>- • ¦ • R . ; 4- i-: i : ri > ;.s lli ^:M$Wm^*!¥im$ ¦ ¦:' -' ¦:¦". :¦!.' jj- ' - -:l ' k ^i^i^Mi ^i^''^^^ ( who':Sn»itihV>*wi '$r*atof ' f ctiW.\< j»J,Jth* »-totain MoneyifMnvtb^ count; liiteon me»napoj»9ee«£idij)ythem ii-b Mff l m « -. m-mm bohtraryvthttft 'chiWMn .'iBf W oj i'it|we»;:it» w&tft Ifihg j»;th» ;C?tturitryV^sma J • ¦¦ ¦! \UT*t* «.Cra#*Mi4 #p.fj . , .. i A v« .*„ *-- . ' ;: . .(: •;. ii^S 100 tfpuW>*f«n«i ^ , . ,, .«j ,^. , •fi'j-i ; , ' Jj ^*^ g i'f, *j iMlce iO'lu»;'«nd that a iney yrete\U>work theirivrtty j ldertalBng;; IttodrtiitrtWe ixniiitty.i jdepri^ 11 tin^a4v»rt(»«ineB<8v ar««c*p»d''the i iDvmixy'X'w; mm :. W:^\ - ¦^ ¦ !.: : ;= ' ' " i 6Ticc«8*faKyit .ccrald'only be- by theiriha^&!g :%»:*$$&$¦A;¦ *;». ;¦:. . .-^^' l ' ¦ ": ' i ' " 4 iainly jrafW do Ae 5Cechnlcal Depa ,y.;. 4V, .H';r;j i ^ ^ i^;- , . : -:; v!- M the Mm^afarUat i - J ; . . .. ;V '! ; received in'their ©arueridays an. ©duoatioafin; »f*y ' wr! thl:.gnarflan« I - i «d AdtewM 0^ TW fent, and has to-,work out its own Salvati ; We : h ive: moch.';.p'leasure In nojtiag;thai ;of thefr narrow-nIn< eafpollw-w lexoia- Mune* at tHeee variousb ranches and studies tihat were } ' ' d : for. it \ind 5 ' to nHd'ly ofterwaato to onake th*m MiCiau»© ol »JB1 tery. gre t Improvement on that oj h it mbnth, totractoir* the better. -.: ,. - - . . ;{ -i- ,.>. ; ' j. . '. • •• }. -•- 'ri- 'i "ft" ¦Within our own:>tatjmofy, there fcae oom^ A of all that Hloomea 1 o Hhis th&t outside ot i the ' spotiiHto pecUnl- This:w8S mtich needed, as (ho«e wh< iol4 lsM I^ORTAN^: Al>pB|ES! raTOlsion of public feeling in 'this respect, grid six county borougnb* not one ¦ ViTf-f iditmi ®«j A ; arily' bto«flted to ei extent of one (penny by inontlt ;f' Bffired'!$Io4» In their c«|tt] e| ;- 'f Jew t-• ¦ ¦:¦ -those who Ihave' «n&rie..' «f»t« ! ]?ROJT LORDSHIP-i system have a«t to worE with. a4 Induitry that this] AgtioHltuTal ana .Teehnifcal ; InBtructloti good ho so? were: purchased at the i'orB- > fair ' hW fatal ShooketMr. . ¦ 1HS I ¦' ' codjty. ' Nay *** ¦Oanon ^iV^agh, New B^U m.¦!¦¦ B\x . imi in ir-ecasiinK Aot -ofTlWiii. Outside of ibm mwM I fhad said was almost bewildering . \ W:,Mes$rB:j-;yfid ^et, i- .W»t«rford,vw \i. Martii hope you wtU^W^ooir; v ;-v , -t ional i system: as fax, at rail -boroughs-if .'Jthe cotoiUry- taxed : (t»*U • betu-'e writtett-JDehr 8h~A ;. Y< ^& z$?i our >whol« educat , ' Mui'phyl G(Jrk.: : (Sir l Efc^ard Afua«iv«J .dit- W¥/ ^ s events, as if included '. within ;*he Iwundiry W.IasiV is' doing atj present, it;w puld have- re^ $owSTdi«ot M *m< * <*y<" e»5 *g5 ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦; " ¦; : ' ¦' ' Tourii toifbedafeof theded watjion? loutn ew^wob, :. -:-: '!' C*j t -V . .¦;. ¦\^u ' \i-^' i> ¦ >; ' ¦ > : of •brimary and secondary education, -rrpsetting ceiled|i ' nwoh and; a» I shall preselitly shoWj posed of soine halfbred horses from 1 i| Jmpresaive ceremttpy .will DUfd thi» Uth «»y W.ffept«ml«i 1W4;; ; - AJLBN tie Tne Interestdnjf and ¦ ¦ EQlJtV from English Departnient.andifrom ' ' ; DOBBTN and»recasting lit from - its mo^e iBtud room for thoroughl rfeds. 6li ' [ ¦ ¦ • w.' A | uv» , to n[ake ' ' '¦ . eta*- Stu' »- ! S(MJALLEi • th© entire aystem a ' cm»4f ^. OHE \ ¦mst only ' ;:: • ¦ ¦ »WidiyTihe 28t2x .ji h . !| - . •[ , - . 1 g ' ¦ plW ¦ ¦ " ¦ noSv tee ¦ ¦ it ia receivin , ¦:• ' ':¦ >:¦ Cwn^ ¦ ' 'National, Board of: the: Treasury fund itban - ' ' ' - :¦ ' The ; ? ' oy ' foundation. ' ' ' ¦ very -i: , , : - " iRichard wisely determined to have : he ioiaes . :- > i A: '<^ia»^'||r4> ' ¦ *W ~ . : ;¦ AJ^y ¦ - |lnhence. :: ¦'¦¦¦ GBAljlT. . I j ¦Education has been doing BO, tliB Intermediate [romHhe Irish Department and llrish fundHj & * TO£*nena,£, *¦ ^ | promised to ';' ' ¦ :¦ sold by luqtion. :Mr. O'Shea, auotio aeer^ eon biahoOT and prie»ta have *n , , Board of Bducataon ihaa been ^oing 'so, and; mainlyif;,provided fcr the Department. This t We Aatlhave ume|ua because 1 : , of complaint, and ia jducted ,he' sale,;jan,d satisfactory prices; were a^Yanfcoi adent '' ' ¦ ¦ ^^' the country .has' applauded then act; has been made aidause" ; ! ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ' ' " v of-the Jaw. i ¦ ¦ C ' ;- " ¦ ' • ¦ • • : ¦ wngreg&bon . . - : - • - - - ¦ ' and : overbowdntf ' :' '• * ' .7 ' . • ' ,to «ee that the. : - I • ' ¦ the :-wisdom realised .Amongjit the purchasers jwer^ . Mr. ' 5iS!Ii5 J' ' ' th& country 3ias besnty ' 1 . ; ¦ " loVe-Hhe - • ' fnvjlte-aU who - • ¦ ¦ ¦ : . . ¦ • -/ . to • - :! | Seg leave ¦{; . ? EDUCATIpNA direction in which these. Boards were working ' : JUSTOAUSE OF COi£PLi;rNT, . Mr. Charles in cele- • TOOOPLOCK.' , ; '" , ; ¦ ' ' ' ¦ y^Cork ; tapgley, job us j " ; ¦ ' Martin iMurph .and, CTLONMEfc V " Eifr ¦ ' . • \' ¦ ¦ ¦! " cbme- - MkGNIFIC f ' ¦ ' ' ¦ • . house : to ¦ ' ¦ • •¦ ¦ ! ofllod^ and that it was ; | , j , [ ,.;¦ - -f - - » . - " was an eminently useful one, ' Cuijran, 1 J.P. ; event/ 'II may ealeiy I . . ! . , , ir . . . WJ .,. :: :jt - :• j ; WOEK- . ; .. j ;. l A, system ol igainstlthe Treasury in reference!to| technical J.P., iTaiy-Lodge; i lit. CharleB J.' ¦bjraltang this memorable: ; ¦¦ ' well that nowi even though late. 1 " more solemn or rmpressive cere^ EASY WIN FOR iJTte WATEHFOiHD . :- . -i - .? ' ; ! TRAMOBB. r-M " . ¦. . bs adopted for the children; ediication in thia/country. And I have: come iMr, Oasey¦ , Tourin,' and Mr. Nav in, StraA- say that no • . education should ¦::¦ *• ' ' ^or wi^lbe witnesse din thoa ' character' as', ! in . the| matter U ¦Wly. ¦¦: ¦¦!.• . . '¦;: . • : moriy has been. . wa» It Mr»Power Do»erailer'lnce >4- cl thifl country i on the ' same to think'that our grievance - j .[.. :< . ; : i country for very many years Thei return inatch ^th Clonmel played * existed1 ' in every civilised country ¦UMlay,! fan greater than we / imagine. 1: was one; t, t repor'?d uart ot :the last, Mr and ilrs Heffernw and family, W|ttr- •¦ ' - Sunday's meeting Jand conventiod, * excursion from New Boss to w« ™ on the Woodlock; CTPUhd on Saturday ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' (From oar Special Reporter) . ' - -' ; say I! only Bhowed l The ¦ ] ¦¦ . - 'S namely, .; ; t , \ those, and I believe I may in our columns to-day, afford ahum lant prjot 1 out mbrt edcce«»fully. and all who and resulted in a wiri for the Woodlock team - tori - .if tho feeling of the. totire' country, that whUe carried journey to ¦ ¦ that the national spirit of Waterfc rd . is fait went enjoyed themselveswell. The by an innings and ten! riin». Details:—¦ ¦ At WocMte, The Cove :— : ;i ./ . I ! Olonmel, Thursday I A SYOTEM OF EDUCATION we: were no better; off under the (new. sta;e bni the trouble was • - . • :aixwai!EL. . - ¦ : that; waking !upi The ! disappointment si generally 'be sure waa rather tmng. . Mr and lire¦ McDonald and family, Wstar. of .things, we- have come to flnd otit *e ^ for by the pleasure, ex- J . 1st tnningB. ¦ ' ¦ that throughout would bear in mind:that our. before the Act amply Sompensatedl ford. : ; ' ' are a great deal . worse than . felt at pie , unavoidable absence- of jthe Chair- perienced irTthe ExhibiUon' Grounds, where J. Phelan, c Kiernain,; b Oleary *;*,- 1 7T children had -not merely intelligence to culti- of f99, and my reason for aayinri so is this— w«re to be ' At C»r» B«««e:— ' . ] :; and feet—that ' man ofi the 'Irish Party was the prily jegrett-j ao many new and -wonderful things J. PJ McElhoney, b|Bone .._ .¦< 1 vate, but they had also hands The £55,000 a year giyen for thj purpose of iWexfordi ia on the move ! .„.;_ ., 13 Mt imd Mrs Bynies an have i been 'pre- towardsCork M, f »°° iJP&- the Christian Brothers j of Olonmel of j waa to be divi ' : about one thousand wi}l. visitthe 'Exhibitio^ n B.' Cremin, c Lynijhl b Bone • 0 K (t'Brien 1LP, library was a waste of public money thrat -the practica to f be :aet apart for instruction; in the - »?x ¦sented jfroh) at least a dozen public bodies; | " , j ¦twjU equipped- technical schools formally 'altogether as: it was; ¦ in 6 Colonel Evanson, b Oleary ...... 3 M« Brenoarj. CastJecomBr ; ¦ should be ncgLected county boroughs: b! Dublin, -Cjork, Belfast, and th^ meeting: which was held the Tow-\ announce that toe marri- J. 0 declared, opened: by the| Most Kev. Dr. Shee- while the inteOTectual should be , cultivated at and the . Tlie Society paperj H^ Bouchier, b Bone ;.... . Heart) ¦ [ ¦ Derry, Waterford,' and Limenok, Hall would have: been held in the 8quare. arranged between Frederic, eldest son ot ¦Dr. Hanrahan b CleaTy 1 Mrs , Tipptrftry . . (Lord of the jDiocese. 'The weather such immense cost to the country. There was. and extend technic'ii age end . hAn, Bishop other wa3 to benefit tne iatet to Frederic and Lady Hughes. J. Gould, b Bone;..' 0 Miss Murphy, Naas ¦ well tept grounds of tha a. great danger in Uhis fevuL3ion of public feel- instruction over the remainder of ,the counuy . (Many who had made arrangements to attend end Sirs. ¦ * STAS Splendid, and'the ht that: the pendulum 1 ' (Lily, .youngest daughter of M*. Extras .;...... 1 , , Misses Lonnon, Co. Woxford j environs looked ipleni d ing, and it waB thoug I have discovered jthat the valuation of Ir.j- held back when they , became aware that Mr, Island., will shortly take ! " High School, and ite , would swing right to the other eide, and tha Willie Bol(on > of This * MrJ Bigfr, Thnrles ; , sun, and Ho laod: is in round ;nuia>ber8 £15,OQO,000 a yeir;: Kedinohd would not be present. The members Two very old county families are thus .)..; 29 beneath the: genial rayij of the . the mental and iintellectual training might be and the valuation ot ' P t>la« Total W*a McCarthy's Tk» CTMS :- ; by a that is to say £il4,9(14^23, of the local branch of the League were greatly to be united. The- late Sir Frederick , Hughes 2nd Innings. ¦ ' .oi the •proceedings were marked -ost sight of while the practical training of the boroughs is £2j442,439, leaving the valua- hi8 aristo- MrKeUy.Owrick , . ¦ -s^iolo 'the utmost per- the disappointed, and so little time remained to was a familiar flgur* in ,Wexford;, J. Phelan, c Down«;b CJeary ..» 3 end importance of very, much mxre hand and eye was pursued, to tion of the remainder of the country outaide , being of that 1 Mrs and Mist Lanf vivacity fection possible under the circumstances. ;Bu have public - no/tice;' igiven that the meetiug cratic and stately appearaooe J. P. MoBlhoney, c Bone, b Cleary ... 8 gan, Cotlan - '¦ significance, as the importa:it . the county, boroughs , £32,491,034.- Now,; a playgoers:have been accustomed b' ' , ifliaa , local I think: it is a subject ol congratulation" foj ! : ¦ ' type ttihich T. Cooney, c Bone, Cleary . -...- * .The MisSCT Mnrpby, Kilkenny. \ will at once sho pelnnyl in the pound upon that rateable:valua would be held. 1$any were under, the im- in " The Colonel." He was very fond speech of the Lori Bishop all of us that fliioh a result has not come t6 the Act of to «ee . W. L. R. Bouchier, 0 Power, b Bone... 1 Mies Hogan, Co. Kilkenny ' 1 maet at -the he that those ioaen. tion would' be £62,001). If before , , pression last week-that Mr. (Redmond would of yachting, and, alrtfays kept a smart steamer b Cleary 1 ' ¦ It wa3 indeed' a pleasure to pasa, but that on the. contrary j 0389 th' e country hed taxed itself to the extent and and his sea- R. Cremin, c McCoy, Mr Daltoti, Baneba \ Ohr who -have charge of educational matters h' erei attendj the Phoenis Park meeting^ evpa plying between Wexford O.W Colonel Evanson, b Sullivan ..„ 3 ¦ of -affairs, in Clonmel , a member of the ; 1 'of one -enny in . the pound it would receive, at Bbsslare Point, whew with Mr Grogan, Carlow ' • j whilst determined to alter the character of if he , had made up hia mind to i come here sore residence H. J. Bouchier, c Malcomsan, b Cleary ; 3 ¦ iian Brothers community v.'ho w-as conned direction of, the therefore, £i>2M> a year from South Kensing- !Lady Hughes, and1 *he lady who is soon to be _.'..; ' 0 At Coinpsey ,Yille, Tramora :— ¦' ' ' educational Bystema in the technical inatru«tk> a. during the past week there would^ have been days were en- Dr. Hanrshan, not out *. parent houss of the Order -af/Mou that the louhda^ ton for the.promotion .of ;led to the altar, many 'happy rua out 1 with jtlhe practical, have oot forgotten Nt>w, wliat will -it receive? I Baid that the very H ttle time for arrangement or preparv F. Kennifeck, Miss Mplloy and tho Maslars Molloy, ; iWs refer lo tho Rev. fc tioii and very essential portioii of true educa- 10 Gould, c McCoy; b Sullivan 1 Skm, Waterford. : £62,000 was divided by Acts of Parliament tion. it-waa the executive"and the loonl ftlr. Boitom, of lTho Island, was J. Kilkenny Superior of the Clonn el tion iUelf consists in the trairiitrainioogg of the intel- JAs The late J. ilcLoughlin, c Power, B Sullivan... 0 Weston, who ia the a into •:two different parts-r-one for . the 3-x i famous for his breeds of high class, cattle, 1 - Miss Walsh, Kilkenny . this great teachi ig ligence—(applause). I beiieya It would be branch of the United Irish League are to hz of WeLs, Extras ....t . 2 Schools, and' than whom lor the country if we had men-r- county boroughs, j and the- rest for the $- ' just as Mr. Charles IMervyn iDwyne, Mrs Pollard and family, CalVan . , painstaking a 1(i bad day ta'ainder of. the country, and ££fl00set apa^t congratul ated on the admirable way in which and as the lato Mr. JosephMea- ¦ Order has no more efficient J workera amongst us—who had mersly a know ' is for sheep, Total ...... _ a* Mis Tobin, Callan the whole of jtrelai for other purposes. , You, see, therefore, that both (he meeting ind the convention passed dows was for shorthorne, t!he most notable ot ; ' . loyal ' representative in ledge ol their own tirade or! business; and, of WOODLOCK. Mrs Brady and famil Mallinahone e* that no man can have before 1899, if that country taxed itself and off. TJhe only ^question interest discuBsed which was the faniaua sire ' " Bolivar, whose : y, ate ii ably, assisted, we were told, by a .< furtSermore, I believe) upon in South. 1st Innings. his own trade or busi- availed itself of the privileges conferred at tho convention jwas the hunting question. progeny still continue the strain 13 Mr» Nicbplson and family, Callan voted band of Brothers; and it is' no eSagge a- a proper knowledi?e ol 1689, you ;would have :c- '¦ E. BuIlivan, c Phelan, b Bouchier ...... ness—no man : can be the efficient wonkman it! under the Act td . The old days of this occupied an important Wecslord. ' ; Bouchier ...... 10 Mr Power, Waterford that since Brother; Weston wases ceived from Sauth Kensington—from the J- Cleary, c Phelan, b tion to say that he otherwise ivould be unless his intel- place 1 in the programme of the East Water- (W. , c Cremin b Cooney . '..-.. V! At Mrs Reynold's, Th» Core :— of the'Clonmel Schools, the beforehand. Treasury—£52,000 a year, instead of now only Downes , placed in dhargs ? ligenci; has been trainjed careftilly ' CARBICK M J Shanahan, c. M4Elhoney, b Cooney. 7 Mlsa Gleeson, Belvoir. : : both, inte lectual andl Because it is only by such training that, he receiving fromjihei Department j in . Dublin ford National Ireagiie! i iMen were aent to gaol uwk of education, ^ <)r: ; thereabouts (applause)^ ' H-J J. Bone, c PheUn, b Cooney ...... 5 Misi Fifjgerald, Cragg. leaps and bound3.s. obtains tha power oi assimilating the inf anna- £25,000 a year i wholesale for stopping the hunt, (because ob- Thomas McGrath, publican, Main-stree', _ .....L 0 physical, has progressed by ; that ia to say, instead of receiving a penny 'pr Mr ¦HJLynch, b Cooney O'flallf.rarj a.m. tramin tion he receives in the practical schools—H is noxious people were,, not permiited to ride is certainly to be! petied. Lately , he W»B C. ; Kidman, b Bouthier *.- .2 Miss , BallycaUra The Bishop travelled' .*? tha 1016 educatjon that he receives the a penny it will now ' ondy receive a halfpenny : alleged :v only by iuoh river [their lands..; "Whenever (Mr. Btirke, mulcted to the extent of £5 for an T.: Falkner, run out - 0 Mn Kellj, Belroir ! irom tWateriord, and was met si the train p>y. power ol putting that training to proper ac- for every penny:, i Therefore, I eay, we are in Act, and yesterdiv, ' ' 1899. In M JF.H., Tippcrary, was interfered with in breach of the Licencing W. McCoy , b, Coaney ...*...— 0 Mr-Qleeson, Bellvoir . RoV. Canon ; Bean ODonnell. Veryrv count—it is only by such education.'in a word, a worse position j now than before that only onev convrctnn ihe Very ¦further confirmation of that fact , !l have beea this way, he said:to the people d "It is not •notwithstanding H. F. Micora8OD, hot out 0 At No 8, Tlvoli Terrace :— j. Flavin, P.P.; Rev. Father Him-n- that he is enabled to produce irdm himself within the twelve! months could be proved b Cooney 0 Bev. Canon the Ves t ot which the powers watching the action of the Department, an-i my business to spoil sport. I will not object P. Powe r, c Cremin, ' Mr and Mrs Thos. Tri , M.P., Mayor of the highest and against him, the police succeeded in gettng Extras^.. J ..*..... C gge and family, nigari, and Alderman Condon gave him a» capable of producing— I find that in thdse places which' adopted the 1 - , schools wh ;ch.\. 'tlhat God to any person hunting with this pack, pro- an unBympatheticI Bench to refuse to renew . Catherine street, Waterford Clonmel, and proceeded to the (apolause). A system ol technical instruction ¦Act, and taxed themselves—they are taking h F. Quirk, solicit .?. in he , the year' 1900 or U901-f-tho vided he be a gentleman. If you wish him his license. Mr. Josep Total ....: ~ M At No5, TiToli Terrace- h'is Lordship formally;declaredopened' accordingly has beenintroducedinto this coun- these two years j McGrath 6 advocate, and a good Geo waa passed in the year Technical Department give to each locality not to ride over ypur land, tell him So, but I who was Mr. Tlie referees of the match were Mr. Mr. Mr Have*, London presence. o£ a large audience, amongit whom try by an Act which was way one too, gave notice of appeal to the Quarter henson, iFairbrook. '99, and came into operation on 1st April in the same equivalent to that which the locfali'y will not do Ba^' That a veryj fair ol Harney and Mr. J. Step At 4, Marui»Tenac*:— large, number' of Clonmel woikingm^n. Sessions. ; . ; was a : the year 1900. The system of technical educa- expended out of taxation . It , has.been lately putting - it, arid the obnoxious i individual!, Mr ana Mrs W J Smith acd family, Water* included besides his Lordship, country, 1 WOODLOCK v. CLONMEL ' ¦ ¦ The company tion, iowever, as we]have it in this when' they were informed of what took place ford. ; . . (Dean I McDonnell, PJ^ 38. as well as in Englarjd and Wales at present, ! LESSENING THAT SUM BY DEGtRiEES. tine Very .Rev. ' - 1 • ¦ ; ¦ • ¦ < ' Canon I -- ! L relieved the if.FiH. of any difficulty by re- of priority without an- At No. 6, Marine Tenace : Peter and;Paul's, Clonmel; Vm B«y. may ibe said to dateiten years farther back— j . AN ENJOYABLE TTOJTOTION Not ' to be denied 's; Hsv N?*oJ» W , when the Teohnioal Act was passed that in many parts of maining away from the meets. I We do not other effort, these teams met again yesterdav Mr and Mw Langley and family, Co, Flavin, P.'P., St. Maw #i ^' from 1389 I find, for instance, 1 Peter and Paul's; Rev. Father Ever- empowering the local bodies in the three the country instead of giving 20s.. In , ;.i e think at the present day any such 1 individual at Clonmel, and played a match which was . Tipper»ry ; CC 6S. 1 ev. went in ^~A ' A* . (Row Father G>oocev. do.; countries named to levy a . rate not exceeding pound they are only giving 163.; or thereabouts, will turn up at the , meets of the C irraghmore?, the sensation of the Beason. Clonmel ; Mrs King and family, Clonmel C.C., St. Mar/s; Rev. Father Id. in the £, and' also handing over to the we: nave been lately informed in flrs t and were making a very poor show until •Father Wall, and,. lastly, and we therefore ; think that the farmers will The employes pe after year for the came purpose. Unfortun- an additional £100, but wo were-told that thai be thrown out of jemplgyment and lessen ihe cent marriage. Mr. Cody, it will be readily and bowled by Sullivan, in good style. Mr. Fleming do. ' ! O'Connor/! .Mr. Manning iPjost. ately in Ireland thte Aot of 1889 was little home team c'.osed their first innings at 80, .Alderman £100 was not to; come out of the funds fur demand for Irish hunters, which: many of our admitted by all who know him, and partacul- , Mr* and.MiM Murphy. Cork master;; Mr. A, •QShea, Secretary Coiinty availed', nor will anyone wbi> knowa the cir- Technical Instruction, but liom the fund for ; loyes, is, as a friend, whioh included only one 'extra. (Wbodbck [P. ' ' ' ; arly so by his fellow emp ' Midi , - Agricultural and Technical Committee; cumstances of £he> country be surprised.! The Agriculture. So ;it comes to this : we contri- agriculturists derive a profit from. . AS associate, genial, were all out for 40, J. Bone being the- only . McCarthy , do f ony, as true as steel, and . an O Keeffe, ! David Coffey, T K. OTtfah bute ' £572 10s. and we ought to receive, in We regret to say that a robbery was'per- and highly entertaining. In re- member of the team who nut up a doable Miss O'Brien, London Ryan, J.P. ; ¦ ¦ ¦ I intelligent, J.P.; 'James Byrne, J.?.; Michael SOEENOE AiNB ART BEPAKTM-ENT my judgment,: £3,500 from other , sources— petrated during the week at the establishment cognition of his many estimable; qualities, figure, for he carried his \ bat for a. well-made .. Mrs and MiBsMockler, Petbard Manager " Nationalist ; Dr. I ; : of thei match , Tipperary M. J; Murphy. £572 from the Technical Department in Duo- oi H-rs. Deo, O'Oonney-sireet. [Fortunately Mr. Cod/a fellow workman, accompanied by 16. The most interesting part At No, ¦ airien/J.P.; J. F. O\BrienJ Town Work ; determined that they would do something to may be ascribed to f he fact that donmol' 5, Marine Terrace : & ' , lin, and an equal sum from the Board' of no cash was lettiin the till, but the robbera lady friend.3, made him , ana his wife the re- * 3 3 ! !Lonir, Editor, 'niTationaiist"; M. Ryan fendeavour to promote technical educatl )n Education of South Kensington. Instead of illuminated addxes-s, second innings accounted fox only 8 of a Miss Murphy, Kirkenny ! ' Bank; cipients of a beautifully J.'P ;iM. J. Casey, Jtahager, National amongst . us, land abcordingly they made in receiving £1 150 6r thereabouts, for the futu-e ¦succeeded in oajrryirtg away whiskey and enclosed in a massive giMed frame, at How. score, of which four were byes. iBone ,wa» Miss C Donned do: . , sen. ; hi t. , 1 1 W T Ward, Jecemiah Condon minute by whioh they sat apart for technical we are to receive only £400 a year. This i:& brandy. An entrance wiis effected by breaking lett'i Hotel, Thomas-street, on Saturday night the , bowler, and he simply knocked the bails Mrs Comerfon', CloDtnel , : J Michael O'Connell, T.C.; _Jas. wickets Were Walsh, T C.; education in j the different localities in this the result of the passing of the Act of .1899. the fan Bash of \ the door. Several persons last. The functioln-was presided over by Mr, about at will. The flrst four Mrs Keatingarid family, Fethard Walsh; T.tt ; T. Mulcahy, B.A. ; E. J. Dela- country a sum equaij to any and not exceeding injurjon3Jy Station, was of a meet captured without a. score. Mr. B. Malconjson , O.;C. ; Now, this cannot | but work most must have been implicated. The police have WeTdon of the 8i>uth At Mrs. f anm?*, Th» Loi . hunty, John Sheehan, George ; Russell the penny in jthe £ that might be levied in the for the beat interests of Ireland. It was bad enjoyable and interesting character.! After succeeded in making one run, "but succumbel g *:— 0. J ¦ Clancy, solicitor; John Davin; etc., etc. locality. But as I liave been just observing, the matter in hands and there it is; likely iol Captain 9t. . M Dord Esq, ProriDcisJ jBanlt, Waterford m-ith enough that while England ; received over-n ' supper, which was.served in excellent style, a to the next delivery from Bone. ; Uev. Brother Westpn, who wa3 received the minute was of jvery little advantage. » J remain for some ; time, as their attention is well arranged musical programme was gone Leger was , next fortunate; although he played Miss E«rard, Cohir pleasing duty m 1 million a year fr6m puplic fiinds for technical ilond applause, saidi it was his the , country, and accordingly we find that at education, poor Ireland should only reveive now 'attracted , by the affairs of the U.I. Leagae. through. Mr. OTJeeffe preaided at : tha piano, an ; excellent defensive game, and earned his Mrs Geary, Clonmel ' , lace, to thank-his Lordship for com- ' I Ih© first p the end of ten years little had been done to £55,000 a year. But there is' thia further fa;t Mij. McCarthy, at the meeting :of the Ur' i.-.n and son?3 were admiraV.v rendered by 1 iMr. bat from a none too creditable innings. Four At Mrs E! Donnell ' i in? there lihat day and opening jtheir technical Ryan, Mr. , ys The Crosa :— ob- promote technical education amongst us, and to be borne in mind, that for many a, long ht, - Paddy Mr. ! Patrick O^Brien, Nolan. was the number of actual runs and as nl- ' I schools. The schools were started lor an; consequently ¦' only a very.small Bum had besa , '¦ District Council; on Monday i nig 'ivfc u. uollor,.Miss Colfer, Mr. J. Connellon, etc the second Mr Griffiths, Dnrroir 's heart—namely, lor year before 1900,, England Scotland, an 1 ready stated, eif?ht the total for ' ject dear -to his Lordship advanced -by. South Kensington for the pur- Wales were - receiving large subsidies for tha notiie of motion, for the appointment ol i (ancing waa subsequentiy indulged in, an< innings of Clonmel: Woodlock made 27 11 Mrs Biirke, Dangan [ bettering the condition of the children of^the, ' quay and town watchman, who would call but ept u-o t'ha " them pose. Ali this time England and Scotland purpose of technical instruction ; .that, there- with zeat until weo sma . hours. their second innings. Dowries putting nr> ih Mr CDwyer, Tipperarjr "working classes of Clonmel, and fitting were forging ahead. Enormous sum3: weie were -io • of laiboui; and toil in the fore, i Is provision for lechhical instructi /n the hours at night'and give timely;notice of respectable total crt 17. The others At Windsor Place:—• ;: to fight the hard fight being expended there,; not merely by: Ipcil at the present moment is vastly greater thai where . Scores:—Clonmel, flrst innings,; 80; :world outside, fife: was not thanking the any j outbreak of -fire. Life, and property flow Mrs Carson,. Ttppersiry 1 they sources, but still more from public funds, ours; and when] you remember that through- second innings. 8. Total, 68. Woodlock, trs people of the town o£ Clonmel, for thesa and I find mat in the ten years to which 1 require more protection than ever since thi L'HIS DAY'S RACING Mn &Vikn, Fcrtlaw i , but he thanked; his out the world injthese days the competition :s innings, 40; second inninrg, 27. Total B7 had always with. Hhem, am now referring no less than £7,000,000 was remnant of the South African fipld force have won by:^ th' Miss Baylor, Cork ! ¦Lordship and the members of the Corporation : so keen that all 1 the nations have got to tefce Tht Clonmel team accordingly 1 spent in Enelandifrom public sources on care . . : taken to roaming the country and makW? unit, but it was »aid thatjt the e*tras_ hiu who evinced by their presence the interest they ' j ¦ tKBcl the schools. technical education, and during the same themselves felt iamongst the population.; It :x*m -m»rired aggtosTTreooWli" U1W ' 'Ua At AT»a*al» H««M:-f jtook.in the- education imparted in TO : have been on the oth^i period the sum of £403,000 was expended in TO STAND W^ELIL ABREAST EACH * >f. the tcore would ¦ He had' also to express his thanks and his is too bad- that these wretches should 'be left ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ Mr. C«tew and faaily, Fethard Scotland . Uiniortuaately, I bave not been OTHER, ' , " ;ide. ; ^gratitude to the Technical Committee of Clop- i as a scourge on. the community, when ilh- Mrs Holohan, Gaobitown ilt of £250 to help in able to obtain the ; figures for Ireland, but I mel for their generous g think I would be safe in saying that ;the efforts will Government 'could so easily provide them Mr Morphy, Nev Ross tlie equipment of the Technical Schools, which and tho3e who are limiting their HAOTXTCA" amount of money advanced from public funIs fall back in-thei van, you will see how disis- with same means of livelihood in. the gaola LAND OF BUBNS . Al Borrow View House:— bad just been declared open by his lordship Vive le Roy ! „ ,..J ¦. said "to help ' in the equip-; during that r>enod ' in this country 'probably trously this condition of things is likely !-J all over the Kingdom as turnkey-), ptc. lit is }AUB BrennaD, Callajn - . —(applause). He- did not exceed £50,030, and could not have for Silent Friend .' „ : ours jobbers and promoters of tha -South African Miss Carroll do : ihave yet to fee expended before .they were! iatis- ¦¦ and art instruction in this; NEAR tHOMASTOWN. >fied that the ochoohi were •up ' to the ieqiiire{ public funds, even before the Irish Act oi ¦that the number of children receiving it iell War to get up all kinds of entertainments to Miss M Henneajy,Cahlr ; imehtfl ofithe day'. They had also to remember 1899 was passed. Then the Government sav back so much in'recent years, mainly owing provide funds for the wives and. families of Mrs and Miss Regan Caahel ' it was necessary to do something in order to the pub- , ¦ ' ' that the entire cost lor the erection of these to the insufficient provision made by thej men at .the! 'front, while now, when-the ruico Sale •{ 871 Head cf Bone*. Ckttle, tad Ms*!*© H«W:~. T - ' . , : create and extend industries in this country, lic suthoritiea tor the teaching -of it. • I- find ' buildings devolved upon the Christian Brothers men at the front have returned,; these pound> iMp. coaprisiog Vtlnftble. Stock of Fare-Bred Jtfr aiKj Mrs Joe Ooyle saw a smile upon some- of and accordingly, as many of us remember,: the in 1891 that 8,431 presented themselves iorv ex- 8ttck Evca, Hogg«t , QneeoV Coanry But 'he thought he ' >rder Laceete, rand other Mrs McDonald " their laces at the statement, because they re- Technical Act was introduced with . .a . great amination in science and : art in Irelani; sterling patriotslof the Stock Exchange, with ret, Cattle, Fana Hones. Reaping and Binding j. do ; cognised that everything in that ;shapaj that flourish oi trumpeU. We were told that : 'he in 1893—seven years afterwards—the ^lumoer their pals at th9 War Office , allow them to Kblnea, Farm Carta, Corn Drill, Ploogbf, Bar- Father;Meany, Glenmoro devolved " upon the I Christian ! Brothers would Government were now coming to ou^ assis- had fallen mor« than 50 per cent., or were starve, with the : alternative, of lundering tho in, Larn Metal Boiler, and other Firmisg Im- Mr Howe, Dublin ,' tance, and that they - were determined tha; same time, p r sooner or later devolve upon the people., and down to 4.03K II find that ;at the taxpayers all over the Kingdom. ! ' tai«nt», Tai Carfe Harw«,Ro. Father Delaney, ,. that in the whole record of the thia countryj which, for more than one'reason, •while the number of boys studying under the Dublin .: he- might say Where is ourifriend, jtipling, of " Absent- ' Father Doo»ey. do . Christian Brothers'/work they had found toem- was miles and miles behind . ihe : rest of the Intermediate system bad increased same 50 SE nndertigDod, bat been favoured with iaatrab- upon a ganerous aid from public funds as would enable it .*. or from 3,653 to ; 5,735, the numbsr minded Beggar", :notoriety now that some his- Mr UutchinsonNeW Ross ' •delves always dejiendent per cent., tiont from Sir JOBS Founts, C B (in eon- , ¦¦ people. Thi3 technioal School was not destined start on a tolerably faiffooting, and make: ".Is of boys examirted under the science and art tronic or poetic effort is needed to improve 'lie 3ica of hs tariori dijpowd «f hit fans) to Sell by Mr Carr, Clonmel i - - . . for any particular clasa. Never. w&3 the effi- .way in competition wi th the other nations had fallen 75 per; cent.—namely, Ironi ^.BSS ?•> condition of those people who mere galled EVBl.lv AD0T1ON At Mei^jaa' ¦ of the world. And accordingly the Legislature s HoW:~ . ciency of their schooU •greater than they; .were 1 673 ; and I find !on the whole, that in these into the South African war. It! is evident that ;Mrs and Miss this year, as shown by the Intermediate results •et to work, and first they cave a sum of eight years about . twenty times the amount Grace. New Boss , JEBPO1NT HILL, 'O'Kseffe ; I ; This year Clonmel carried away the blue rib- £55,000 a year for technical education, and < t of public monies were given to England, an-i the poet as well as the Government and Stock Near Tbomaitoirn, ^iss : do , ion of. the Intermediate in the obtaining of a this , sum, let it be carefully, borne in mind three times ' the amount 'of public . monies Exchange aHie3, are . all a }ittle " absent- WPT1KKSUAV. 21lk SEPTEMBER NEXT. Mrs Bntler, Clonmtl i| senior grade exhibition valued £50, and , what always that nearly:the whole, -some would say were given to , Scotland that were given to Irj- minded" now, when tie iyar is. at an end. Miss Burke, Kflhnallock ' .-¦ fact, that actually, the who'.e, and certainly more than the trained up something in the direction of,the -message )hat Chamberlain hajs broken faifn tout ons Kerwicjt, Esq,Kilkenny very seriously! by the insufficient contribu- : ' High Schools—a- fact which he felt sure "would (laughter, and hear, hear). At all events . the tion made by; the public revenue for the pur- rages porpetratjed by Lord Kitchener, who John J. Lyons Kerwick;• do ¦ (by ibe received wita great pleasure all—(ap- sum of £55,000 a year was granted" for the pur- pose (applause). I do hope that those: wtio pockets , £50,000,more, but before ithe Boers in SLOUGH PLATE of 103 Sovs .—FiveFurlo^ Rev Father Cahfli, Queens County plause). ! With regani to nha Technical School, Valve ..j.. pose, and furthennore it was provided ;jjit nave any voice) in tho matter, will endeavour Pretoria take their Ohristmas dinner, tha sop ...... ,.„„J,. i: Mr Molcahy,Clon qtd. ' *verytbihfr in theft jSchool was ol Irish manu- the administration of ,the grant for technical , ! particularly in Tho«pathy „,..,. ,., a ° i . ! to | make themselves heard will be again lighted in South Africa, and all Miss Boyle and facture, and all tie work, with th© the except aid from ^public Eburces which had hitherto Parliament, arid I am very glad to see- -ur Turkish Ouard -...... *.*...... 3 Mis*HaDy, OlonBa«l tioh of the fitting and the laboratories, which this waste of blood and treaariro will have VJ SS-I 'Bett Mr CcimerfonL KflkennT , ; Ibaea ia the hands of South Kensington, : miamber off |iParliamtant | Rresent here (ap- TJ TS^^A . injf-4 tol agst. winx wai executed by Messrs. T. and C. Martin, ot ¦be repeated if the English wani to be supreme PARKF PLATE of 103 9ovs. , ¦¦ ' *4 should be transferred after a certain ( date to plause), .becauae* I Bhould j like to ask him, ; -5ix Furlongi Ai r«lMe e«»u«:- : / . (Dublin, was done:in Clonmel, and by men; the Technioal Department in Ireland.. Here although I believe little ; asking is needei, in |Africa. I j: ¦' - , ! : . ' ¦ Cobweb ..I ._ .,.._ :.,...,.,... a ; Miss O'Ks ^(JoJ Limerick - lem'ployed in Clonmel—(applause). , In. conclu- every one who reads the The Convict a ! Act of Parllamei.t but I flhouldllike to ask him .earnestly to d" Here in this country we hay« enough to da ian 1 Mr ud Mn EgiuL npJMrarj ! sion, Rev. Brother Weston paid a warm tiibute will see twp distinct ; funds provided by bring ' Iriah Witch ..:.. . ..».,..„ 3 to 'all those engaged in and employed in the- ^Go- what he can to j M. i . to 'pay rack-rents and heavy taxes, and if tho Betting-3 egst. Mist McCtethjTw«k*rr " ;¦ vernment for the purpose I am adverting to. ^^SSly 6 ' to 1 winnei ^¦ building and equvftijnentt ol the schools.! . (First a sum of £55W, Becondly, the grant THUS ICAP 6i ISO Sovj ; Mrs. Langtoo , Kidkeany .. The Most Rev. Dtf. Sheehan, whi, on ri«ng, hitherto administered by :South Kensingtons i play the same!game over again the people Five Furlongs. 86v».-« At jUfliyyHotrf, Tmnw»i| . , judgment of the GovernmentI was ) 'oe wai ailing for some time , B nesss of Knowledge; which he ' alone posijesses, required fjtj entire country, both in thei counties land , but tore her soff it- Mile and Quarter. : ., ! w W Flano. Joho^HiQ.Water the - working of. the Technical ' Act in . thi* cities and borough*, -as we ,aee here to-day ings without complain^. During; life she wa» Spring Meeting *.,... .-. A -.....'.. 1, th4 history of the 'ixrigiir of the erection and country. The day; , '1 are Auratum : , .,_... , of the equipment 6i the tectihicakschodlaupr came whenof i according to (applause). Great as the .disadvantages a good Chriatian woman, noted: for ; ner * 2 the provisions of ^he Act Parliament, tha we cart iadd JrUh perseverance, will work | j Mr HOT^.Kflkaiay , ;. , :.ff . to jthe . present movement, apd we have all only charitable vforks, her devotion tc- her family, rake, 3 dosbw woodet ttutowt, Zig-og urn harrow, jT grant administered . by 8outh Kensjngton, - out o (treat de41 i (aj>planae.[ ifhere is [another «iing—v 10 1 aftainst winnj 3 iron grabber* tod W DjBeni manbetof atterpMs , heard wjth interest,. «nd, indeed. I thank or the administration of which ! was i »he 'and many ! sterling; virtoea. i The Requiem • ¦ saii^rt eay with peculiar interest, what ha* handed industry which ;iB, and'always must be, iNDIOAP of 160 Sovs.^-O: •twcTea, iboreU,raku , hot*, erowban.ae rO, TICT, aad r [UnmSS^-. QmMii • !::¦;;¦ - : over "to the! Technical Department, and then, : Ireland—namely, the Mass at the Parochial Church was attenied : Miln. ' . - 1 . .. . !.. fallen frombra lips on this a object; and ; I am principal induistry in bellow*, old Iron ;and roetal¦ , k mabat of pooltr¦ r, ¦iMrt ; ¦: • ¦ ¦ • Cqrrv.do '^T. . •/.^- - behol d, it was announced, for the has given Tuesday. by large nnmbet ¦ !• . .: •¦ •• - - fluriewe liaveall a right to join in congratutaf- , 'first! time¦ t«, industry of 1b* land; but as God on; 'a of relatives of etc,:*te, . the conntcry that jthe grant! had been with- 'to 'us fertile.soili so Ha hafc given to bur pe> th© family, innongst whom we 'noticed Mr. M ir«i ourselves that thia beautiful technical . ¦ t«nn». ouh, witbi t it «mal ooanotalM. we i drawn—that the fe l , and ¦*•«»*"«" (j....,.••!'.¦•.. sch^ool -which Jiav© i mst been! examining ,vr places-that in previons ple cunning hiqdi and canning, bnins J. Lynch (son),'Weterford, and PatheriO'Brien , ^;..^;. 3 : Intending poni)>l4« may inspect atoefc on tit* years had , been obtaining money qnder lit) 1 great effort' of our people in iws 'been conceived,! hai been-erected, aind tt&s it should bl the' Waterford (nephew). Canon Power, p.p., V.F., n Land*, which art tottUa t miln ot ThCBWtown been -mainly furnishedby CHonrnklmindb anil: would continue to receive «uch money tor every part oj jtbe country! to work out thi< ™rW'«VEl4BY^^Avi Suilon, 00 any d»t* (torn Wedaewfaf, ITlh intt, ¦ 1 three - years: more. ;but a's to the remainder of! ryiu they at« worWng; out tne presided , atj the; MJass, and Very; Bey.' Oanou Five Furlong*. ' ' ¦ - ' tLaidffr-(applaase).i . Cteving eaid : BO nrdch, -1 , second.indust «rj>lo 4tte of •oolJoa ) - :-- : . -/, .. da leaay tscarcely, the couttryp we shbuld, r«ly sltogethei fon ' tlw flr»t; and'tt^eV,on\r.. mag to the worktbe Dunphy, Very Rev. Canon Sprati, Rev. F. Q. iie«eTvaUo agelding ..,..» . .\' \\i i*t iwaaLa. 'be.fittin-that I B. J. ¦ "." a) ¦tf tk aid- ait down withoutgiving expreaaion tb £55,00tf^a year, which we received urideriohe ircwer ) whWh iProviAwoeI nits, given ; them. 'Prende-rgast^ Riv. Casey; Eev. J. . Hent« Broke ....; : ¦ »,^i ... i ! ;ii: :8^ |D ' ^;- .: -' -; clause;of tie 'Act lor thd purpose. and|that ,we i xauhoi; ...;....*.:.;.;:::[::;•::¦. iVIILSQNf . mj owii' ieeltngs osi' thia 'add!re*sed the bai, be*ierected bjr the publt repintend We takethe *smeview oh the niatter whibhilam iniette aridJJJe; proceedings;, fihortly;after WS;"r/hr'. : ; fr, ¦¦ ¦ /; • ^ 1 expreWing ' ¦ - : -i i ¦'¦ ¦ ¦. ' .. \ i kiLMAcow ' ' .. £' <><;Vd4i(«ti<>riW tia PWsentail^;Ntin*Tfthr* jnow, lrat ;that oh every otecasicia) wardstenni ftaie4. • ¦ ¦ - geasort '«nter. ! . 1 . 1 ^ . ' . I I . ' toyn—(4Ppl.tuse); iA*finX«» *oA ha*i >e«tt in «nd oot ^f «eawn,itbey n«iaiont|tol BubMquenajTfthe Bejvv H».^W«pU>n A' meeting of ,the Kilmacow Branch U.l!.I t&1 BpeeialWb Q ,| ; ; iMaV hpsprtably ¦ ¦ ¦ eregted^^ot'art.etwcati^njiJAlfiW^g^irCOBd tb^ "^ooji ^erohig ^ieefta'-mil taia«ditweiei ioi1i» vJaitoM/toopt wAs held' on Sucday-iart, Mr. Patrick P, Kin. O BSABKWdfl'UU, i - . . ; T- QK3nly;;don0trnctediin ui|a oi ontry•by'Ikn aj^fr. oourfbry- the prottri«a- that-lf they iai«e*!-iS SideiwUi *rid f«t oo»dlallyjpongr«tu- ^ ld atitha iella presiding! The following members at- l j««», < >«i«J)|n« (*.>nd» f I oeAltothe trablic-ritbaa beeneteaea+it Mr,! ratieraoi^nlr'Wini iher lieetve. their-iMM ftied upon tije-»uce««4bf the proceedings., I -at own tended—MeAarsi Jamea Parr*U,r »JO. ; John !1 — lBoy*l Gtooije ((.) r , -\ their M^ore, D.pJ ; John Cooke, Thomk* Kavfthaab, KMma^ve^ expgnAa; No AjobL Khfitaharei. oj .ihi mopey: i^fch m>Ml Vak davbtod to theipnrpoedffltiSt bome 6t promise, w be givfei, W»bni hael Jkf rl a ' - . 'Xufabiiaii.-iaito^; 1 | fout by S: this country,, M JI had.baanfor ni » rtin .f .t ¦ , : ..?¦ 5 ¦/•!:-».'KBfTa .'i '-srkJe '.^J'ki^iii: MptwiHiK' M|; JT..OK«(ll |.t, JtotntomctoU* nkimtfo «•» Bow B»w 1oH TOr> mx mm haveihd Sanfleld BafldaUeoJ»< thi Ooriqk- -wdjrkMMn Hy of tn* Xat •hock ; deinonftmion pr) ;wn* v OTh*ln^tJ earlng:to«^for=th*tloitabiM : : ^ ¦ ^ )} 1£G&mab?takm'ii.s m&mmm i ?. ! >nna'j'y;y';.'j ~r f ')i^> ' l< tj: ip ¦ "v wmmm KM iii* in »u&«t »rvi^j3rt»iyf<«iiHi2 £ S 2 m S, MmmSt$i I
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" Address ito : John B. £edmqnd i " ¦hear). The Mr. Edmund Horrey, after the loud appUuso , i !Esq.J .M.P., •penalties which they can Unfliet , by the ireporte which, thoy get of iha kind of Mr James A. Power, T.C.y who was very ; from the Waterford City (Branch, : United after . all, iwhat . are they? iWhy/ we ,«ll. of .-us life in America, the brightness, ! the ener'gy, ' which grpeteil him oo rising had subside !, " ! Irtsh. Iieague. ' T ~ ; cordially: received, satd— Mr. Mayrr, Isdies VlfS lT TO THE CITtf ,; M , :| I"i havo had our turn on the . plank bed and at and thelstrife'therej ind it seems to me th«t '" said that he had very great pleasnre in secon (- i)ear . Sir—On your feet appearance in the Bkil]y, and are any of us the w orse' , and genUomen, the honour has fallen upon me public as an ' for it tho innocent amusements of the people -wore ing the miition of confidence in Mr. Pedmond. Honorary Freeman of our!ancient and is frnglarid.ariy the 'better? No; there promoted , more thari they 'are at present t of . proposing a resolntion which, I am sure, city, -we bid; you. a hearty ' none of 's In one way, it occurred to him, it was a matter -wplcome as a fellow U3 to-day eo mean or ao cowardly as to would be. well. No doubt abuses'have crept will , meet with- your ' frill approval. , It is us citizen, andjtrust you mayllong ibe spared to be afraid of a few days, or weeks, ' , of supererogation to psss snch a resolution, AT MEETING. IN' - enrjoy tie or months into somejof theso amusements, which necessi- follows:—" That we tbecit'z. of Waterfrr 1 GEE . THE distinction, the most phemh'ed in m English prisons—(cheers). If we ,' tbereiore tated tOieird^iscouragement, but it seems a. pity . -fis , but in unbther wity it was a satisfaction to tho their gift which, the treat in public meeting l ¦ Municipal¦ 'Council has , these. Coercion Courts with; coAtempt, that thd o".d Irish crossroad music and dnlice nRtembled, liereby ple. f;c " express their con- TOWN bestowed upon you. ; I ! ! ! and if we look at ; ' electors of Wateiford to HAIL ^ " these •sentences of imprison- have disappeared ; ' and it would be well if our ur.bonndeil c-onfii'eiice iin JCr. John E. i Your appearance among ivour -ponstitnehts, ment after jail as very smull sacrifices made reading-rooms and librariea fidence every year io their honoured member , and all sorts of Rpdnjonjl and tho Irish Par in,ni"iitary Patty." ' : •after many trying vicissitudes ol Parliamen. ¦by men who believe that, they arp waging a (lirnr^ bear)] For, from ,yeor , to year they . ' . - - t ¦ tary Me athleticj.exercises and games were promoted, C. iitinuiuif , Councillrr P.iwf-r said—Lisloninff , and your zealoura in 1:110' cause of our struggle for a great end ltoly cause, then be- all through the qoijntry. j These are small found him tu'ting in their interests and in the country among our Mnsmen in j the ! far off lieVe me this Coercion regime will break down things;;but, to the able sped) of Mr. Redmonl'to.-niolit SPEECH iVyest baljeve We, it is of small thipifs interests of! Ireland with ability and energy BBILLIANT BY: THE , prompt ¦u*to reiterate!our confidence in as every Coercion regime'in the past:has broken that our 'lives , to a great extent, are made iup, the greut address which; he gav© in ihe City the Irish Parliamentary. Party under ybiir able dowri l and ' will lead ; curely . to the and devotion ; and it would bo a strange ' ¦ ' ¦ ' • . achieve- and iif ,.iiv addition an endeavour was made to Hall, Dublin, on Coronation Duy was reca'led j leadership. .: : . ! . T . ment of our rights. I said, in speaking some improve^ the material : thing, indeod, if their confidence? in Mr. Red- IRISH LEADER, i" We- condition of. individuals to me. .' In thut speech our member stated ibe trust, that notwithstanding tho! many time ago at Limerick, that, after all, the in Ireland and; do something to promote ithe mond WAS not still increasing the more they, obstacles that have been ' 1 case of Ireland in the most convincing mnni.cr ilately thrown in ihe Government of this country are not the only ¦lightness and liappiness ot the.every day life had an opportunity of his political and EPmST path, studying of Nationalist Ireland by & j hostile people who can UBe Coercion, and jif Coercion of ihe |people, !I am convinced we would be possible '(bear, hear), j Amongst the historical Government, 4he good work ' is used against patriotic Cflreer. One did not like to say much of your Party will the people, I said Het our policy doing a great deal to 'stoo emigration. Now. facts JIB alluded to was the Act of Union THE JFUTDEE ATTITUDE 01 THE to© continued in Parliament; and that the pro- be Coercion, for .Coercion. In Parliament what •let me gay a Tvord ; of a laudatory character when face to .face . i as to what thflost twelve (groans), in Act which, as are all aware, clamation of ; almost three foiirths of jlreJand does the last twelve months mean for Ireland? monthsj have Tv-itnessed in Ireland, itself , and! yonj with him,; but be thought he was justified ia ' ¦ "will- prove entirely ^ Why; the was carried b force and fraud and . PEOPLE ^DEFINED. ineffective and abortive. 'Irish Party, and the Irish question what they have witnessed in Parliament, and. y perjury, , saying that the people of Woterford and of " Signed on: behalf of the Watcrford1 City dominate jthe English Parliament to-day. ¦what corruptibu of - the most cohtenrptible and LGAp^S they have witnessed for the Irish cause Ireland wore greatly honoured in haviog one ! Branch,.•United Irish; (League, •,! . | They dominate tho English Parliament abso- abroad.! First of all, in America 'there has! degrading character. ; Lord ¦ ¦ lutely, and though vrhe Government have a | Grey, speaking of the ablest; amongst the membersof the Irish I "HKIIIAlBiD HBaiRNE, Chairman been one of the moit rainarkable awakeningsl after the Union with England, pointed out iN' ¦ r majority of 150, thej\are : that history haa ever seen oa the Irish ques- ! Parliamentary Party to represent thorn in tho COM'¦iPA¦ NY 'JOSHPHG?. O0(LIiIINSj Hon.;Sec. that there were 300 mpmbero in the Irish ¦ ¦ MB. P. J. POWEBi,, M.P., AND ' :¦ ' ¦ ' ' POWERLESS ITO PASS- tion during the last tnphre months; and when' House of .Commons as well as to be the loader 1BF0BD - ! —(cheeis). . : . ! > : .lANY REFORM FOR Parliament and of those 102 opposed the Act of , ' ' ¦ENGLAND, i ... . . ; ' I spoke to you this time last year I was, on] , of the Irish people (applause). Hb opening secrecy, SIE WILLIAM PAUL. \ ' \ j . my way to the United States, ianl I mas gpingl Union all applications from MR. REDMOND'S, SPEECH. they are pWer'ess to make the Parliamentary vfbifo 162 vctod fn ravoar of it. Bot of remarks on the subject of emigration reraiuded •£* ton country that was 'absolutely disheartened' these IC2 no less than 126 ;w;ero placemen in p PERSONAL SBOtrRITT Amidst loud and prolonged cheeringi !' machine work, and the real people who domi- over the Irish question. I was going to appeal! the speaker of an experience; of bis own when ; men the of ihe English Governmenl. Now brave - Mr. John Redmond came forward. and said- nate the House of Commons are th^ whom to people who, owing to the ten years -of dis-| pay visiting Australia. It vros well known that ia pner, ; Mr. Mayor, and, as I can say for the first time, you send as the minority, into that assembly. senaion, had practically given up all^rope and as good as that patriotic band of 102 were ¦Friday night tne l/arge Room of the Town ofi the early! p»rt of the last century convicts wero ia fellow-citizens—I have come -here .to-night to You have ih Parliament an Independent Party, .seeing a successful National movement in Ire-! who opposed the degrading of our country from fnlu» this County Et£ was packed yrith ian^ i eathu8ta3tic _audien.ce lender •what ; is called an. account of my independent of all English parties, indepen- sent to England from that Colony, and wore ' ~ land in. their time,:anci, therefore, we went out a nation to a provinco, what , a different brought together to 'listen to IMr. Jcihn B. stewardship, and I feel, ill the . ordinary ac- dent of iLiherals just as mueh as of Tories, to America under circumstances of enormous1 known when landing there is " lifers.1' Weil, GER ceptation of the pledge' men who care nothing crnntr3': wonld Ireland be, what a diflereut L , Eedmorid to give an account of Ids aKe and ,'it ia. indeed, scarcely for the threats of Tories, difficulty. We Jiad the ¦further difficulty that he . called upon some friends to spend an ' necessary, 'because I fcnowi+hat you, iny con- and care riothisg for the sneers and cajolery hbtory would be written of it if they had men ohn Street, Waterford. iailhlul stewardship in his own constituency". thegrent mi»in of the .people bad lost all faith , evening and in the coarse of cmversation on3 ¦In , ' stituents, have 'been following with great care of the (Roseberys or the Asquiths—f done my best, and that II Jiave spared myself made. I believe, as d eaid the Corporation, hear and laughter). And so it was, Mr. Harvey ¦ the member for 'Wateriord was eljquent dence of a Party like the Irish Party of to-day : , ;no labour in order to endeavour to fulfil my we are very near, indeed, to a settlement of the and the tt»ult of the last twelve months has remindedj his audience, that ihe vast majority FIC • :: . logical , and stateEmanlike.':. . " ¦duty, to this ancient city and this ancient land Irish (Land Question. What we have to do in E, . been to awecp those difficulties away. There! (hear, hoar) ; and when people are inclined to of those who left the greon shore3 of. Erin for Qn the proposition of Alderman John Hearne , -Khear, hear). It is just twelve ! months .now this country ia to disregard the white tags is to-d'&v in the (Unit ed- States of Amerioa a despair ¦ and to say that the Irish members aro ' seconded by Mr. : M. ; J.1 !Wyse, T.C., I ¦ - i sinea I had : the pleasure! addressing, the which a section of -the landlords are raising. foreign lands wore '• lifers." Thoy eeldon 'W . of great powerful auxiliary—the Unitel Irish not doiog much goodj let them - lemember that , LIMEBIQK The chair .was taken, amidst applause -by the ; people of Waterford, and ithe fitlst IJiing ttiat AM we have to do is to refuse to enter into any League, presided over by one of the ablest and came back to their native land, or if thoy did it , Mayor. ' . i ¦: ¦ ; ' 102 years after occurs to me to-night to remark! ia ttiis, that armistice iwith' them, and tho result will be notlfesb Irishmen that ever lived, 'Colonel JoOiri wa8 : to a flj ing vi«t (hear, hear). And £10 air. Josenb' Collins, jihon. t^scrotary,' read ! riot for one single moment ;-durin# these tweive speedy, and it wili bo satisfactory. I i believe pay Upwards \ iui Firoierty, of Chicago—an organisation iwhioh although; these countrymen of ours mi ht gaia icbicid vii tt^/v/iVgjr lunuuib) w IWVIUCUL at months has our cause stood stilE And ; during in compromise upon most questions where no g 1 ; ras | branches 'aC'l over the United Btates; and THE ACCURSED UNION f ^Vpata, M»lic*I M«W Qjraroasat tie meeting from (Mr. (Wjn. lOSrien, (M.P. ; Mr. these twelve months' there; has ibeen, an on- great vital or sacred principles is at stake,, I when next month' Mr. Dillon, Mr. Davitt, larger inlxmen over the sea?, to an Irishman »pic«p3ti, Prints Michael Davitt, and Capt. Donnellan,! M.P. and a«»sl»)14«rK or ward moveriient, and it may be interesting to- Believe as well aa any man in compromise upon I go out to attend the Convention of .the Irish has busir passed the mighty Govfrnmcnt of the life is a 'far different Hud a more inferior On the ilatiorm werepEhe Ei^fhl WpTship- night if I devote a few moments to ; the 'Land Question as well AS upon other ques- enj in all cohsider race in America, which ia to be held in Boston England is uniible to rule this country by the oi.e t > ^bat >ed Ireland with its Pf'7 P»'4 to gait ojjTeilgi)*.w thoot lul the Mayor of jWaterford (Alderman (Kichd. what that progress haa beeil and' what;we have tions, ibut the way to obtain compromiseto is by on the 20th Ictober, we will there- witness tha 1 k«pt itrtctl priir»te.' - Hoame, JJP.; Mr. John E. Kedmond, M.P.; achieved, Ifirst of all, gentlemen, what has fighting—^cheers) The only .way obtain o'dniary l>w , tli«t tliev have to r« S'>rt to troubles bnd drawbacks (bear, hoi ), and his ' r Bilota gSmx formal foundation of an organisation which will : iii io. All lafomntloa ax\r bthtl - P. ' J. Power, : IM.-P-;: Kev. i W. B. OiXonnell, ¦been ; wh> le ampliation is to en his days if he can •» our experience jduririg the iast .twelve compromise is by rival, I believe, in its power and in its eenero- RiixpenHi'in til trial by jury, Jo g igging the 1 P.P., Patrick' St. s; Eev. f ather "WalshV C.C., 'months here in Ireland? Twelve months ago, RELENTLESS AND REM©®SEILESS sity tho great (Land Jjeague of America which Pn-Hi", and denying to at tbr right of tree |om at the Irish side ot the AtUntiO Ocean •Ballybricken; Bev. Fatfier' Mockler, |De La when I spoke to you , the United Irish^League ^J 'FIGiffiTHING'' gave to us auch enormous assistance and gave • •f ; spcei h, that they have ajjain to put a (tippliuee) . A good i 'eal ha'l lately been heard SaKe College; EevJ Father Murphyl CO. ; movement was, no doubt] .strong and wide- to us -such enormous pecuniary help twenty Alderman : Eichard 'Power, J.P.; Alderman 'spread1, an"d: yet there; are ; many ,places, Mix. against tho3e Irish landlordsi who to-day are C'i'oes Act in (one for the prevention, forsooth, About Coercion, but be hoped and was euro ' years ;ago—(applause). What has the ladt Blahony; Alderman H. Grainger, Alderman J . Mayor, and I am afraid IWateriord j was in- attempting to destroy the tenantry of Ireland twelvej months witnessed in Oahada. Ladies f the |d\ venti'-n and detection of crime in the th:i> , come what might, every National Iriah- HearneJ !Mr. Samuel Morris, J.P. ; Mr! C. P. cluded atnongit them, ' where the: Uni(ed Iri*h —s The Union Jack uiesi there, and King Edward purih (Inu l ap|)lau- f wh' pro 'v«. Ai a. iii et'ng held in Dublin l itoly somo Mr. Thoa3 "Widger, :ilr. John Curran!, TX3.; (deep, ing from .the few . unrepresentativo: men wno VI] ' .-)> -'1 nb j;o t ! and where there wad considerable apa- . ia iU monarch. But Canada ia a free and wanted i kn w bow it was Dublin pro- Mr. Michael J. yfj se/T .C. ; Mr. James Fa> thy and indifference. IWPII , the :whole of speak without authority, and if they contintie that there is no bo: y of men so c;i)»ble of y *ao ' . ' (amon selfrgoyemed country, and the people of lell, B.C., Kilmacow; Mr. John Higgins, [the twelve months.that has passed since thej against-the'real, power gst tiie Irish lanJ- CaCada of all races and of all creeds are unani- mafunp; I HWB f r this country »s the elfc'ed cUim<. d. I We all know, baid Mr. Harvey, that T.C. ; Captain Thomas Toole. TX3. ; Mr. D. [has witnessed an extraordinary, j spread of 'no iords, a campaign of unrelenting determina- tnKis in support of the United Irish League represeh aPvt o of tho people (hear be^r). And the real reason for the Act being enLroeJ was Hyland i T.C , Chairman Board tion and ener—', bolieve me ias will soon iflnd , . ^Vaterford. of [Un ited Irish League and an extraordinary in- anq of 'Ireland. The'great and dUtinguished 1 that to harass and nonoy the opponents of the Guardians; Mr. ; James A1. Power, T.C. ; Mr. ¦crea8e in it* power. ! To-day there aTe that the "white flags which :to-day are being even one must a Imil, even our enemies, m>r^ the-landlo French Canadian who is Prime Minister if the Irish ParU bavt» proved them»clveK eq»»l Govt-rnme'it nnder that Act which should bo E. Walsh; T.C.-; ;Mn Joseph Collina/hon. eec. jbranchesofthe! United Irifeh League; in exis- waved by the privates in rds' army Canada, Sir Wilfred, Laurier, is to-day as en- PHLA. 1/e City Branch ' U.l.L.; Mr. Stephen Farrell, will altorr, -Atfetraiia; ?Land -Jbeasue or- the-National | League, and army—(oheers)—andas when that hour comes I every, opportunity thut -preneiiteil itself to pression of Cunntituttooal liberty in Ireland" 3 BEST Ma . ¦! Mr. I>avid McDonald, , etc. say, here to-night,^ I have otten eaid before ! City High Sheriff ' every month that passes adds to thoinumbiir, AS OliENiLY AyOWBD A HOME RULER further the iuterests of Irelan l althun^b ht- (applausfe). I The people of this country aro In the vicinity: of the platform we ODticed— jand it is not that thes'e are mere phantom ',r updn tlhia question, when the landlords ofilre- fig Va>\ i It. lOd. a«. par Ik. , '>wiUirjg ing againot the overwhelming ; odds of the supposed to be under a Coostitutionnl Govern- * Mr. iDevereux, MisslKean-e, Miss tDooley, . Mr. linreal branches—they are branches' that ie- .land as a body, are to consider a as I aim, and every statesman in Canada, of ' Tewer, Mioihael Kynn, D.C; Nicholas Hearae, !gularly : settlement of thu question in a real spirit ol •whatever forces of the Crown on the ono side and a ment (derisive laughter). We are under a ' affiliate with; the ! central govern ng : party, is to-day a Home Ruler for old, 21a. per gallon* D.Q; Mr.. Anthony arid Mrs. O^Brien, Miss ¦body jn Ireland, and regularly pay thMr.dues conciliation and compromise* they • will not Ireland, : and I thihk it is likely that you hostile Parliament on the other (applonso). despotisrp, coudocteq by a young Englisbmaa ilacauley, John] O'Callaghaq, Miss Aylward, 'find the tenantry of Ireland 'hard taskmasters!- ' 'to the central office, that ore in activity and will witness in-the immediate future a dec!ari- f low, what I wouM like to say a few words who knojwn nothing, or little or nothiog, about r tb. Finest Waterford Ballybiicken; Misees Harvey, Mr. Goulding, real working branches. The spread 'of' the they wiil not find the tenantry of Ireiand .deal tion in favour of Home Rule from Canada in James Cahill, Joseph' Hayden,. Thomas P. to the appeals of mercy, generosity, and justice about is a topic nearer home. While le Eeddy, Professor Kerr, De (La Halle College ; in the spirit , the hope, and the determination , how haa the industrial of the House by the leader of one Party, representatives in Parliament are looking after (hear, hear). True, out members may go to •Mr. Pender, Mr. Collins/ Johnstown ; Mjsses tion advanced? The irealtest industry of Ire- Parliament and talk and protest and hinder the ~ I M bt the people and everybody, friend and loe seconded from the other side of the House by the interests of the country arc we looking vr-rU Aillimin ' ThAmna^WJ trMl . iT> P/\tri3r IT I? often, riiiii r w \i and I Ihave • said that *-» *-* iikuuj ^ iii. «^-i^ v f ^ * . ^^^¦1%'*^ i ^ * ' M-4* ¦ ' '' [ land is the land, , ¦Walsh alike, admits to-day that ' ; , -until the leader of the other Party, and passed after the intcresta of our town 1 operations of Ireland's enemies there, bot even ; Win. Flynn, John, Aylward,liBally- in my belief the .Land: Question is »&tis- unanimously. What is true of Canada " ' briekea ; Mr. lilaciey, Lady Jane ; !: James TME NATIONAI. MOVEMENT IS MOKE factorily isettled, we will never have a.pros- is after oil that we remain under aWede spotisn ' equally true of Australia. The Prime Minis.er IS THE CITY OP WATERFORD PRO- its fruit to-day. have Barry, Wm. ' Barry, j Paul! Caulfield, Professor perous Ireland. At ¦ the &ame ihno I believe which is ^bearing o \m EBALj : ; ¦ ¦ ¦ : of Australia, Sir E. Barton, is a Home Ruler (De ;P. J that . ! . GRESSING, Ahem, La Salty College; M. Doyle, J. nore alive, and more formidable to ¦Irel'and'8 of twenty years' standing. He assisted me. land worth fighting for, and the earnest hops tion •Merchant Harty, J.P. ; Frank and Mrs. 'Briscoe, Aioysius ; THE iLNDUOTHDAlj DEVELOPMIEMr - ¦Nearly back ? Is employment ; ore of every ! good Irishman was that when it camo Fnrlongl' Stephen \Farrell , Mr. and Miaa Rod- anemieg than it was tvriedvo j month? ago. , twenty veare ago he was a pioneer :ii or b it going good There was4-*'hen I last spoke;here, and, if which: is going on 'in many places all over Ire- Australia in advocating Home Rule for Irer wages f air ? Ia tho workingman contented to his turn every man would do his part end die, Air. Connolly, Peter O'Connor, Mr: Young, land is a most valuablemovement, and I [wish 'Mr. Bally- ny recollection server me, I alluded to ' it— land, and to this day all Australian statesmtn with hb lot, the labourer with his:hiro ? I am fight for,his! native land (applausa). ' Maurice Murphy, Tfamore ; 'Barry, here was one thing wanting to; complete the tho Irishjpeopie could be induced to isee jthat, are iHome waiters for Ireland. Now you ajfe briclcen; Mr. Jacoh.1 jun. ; Con Mariahanj Mr. in order to save Ireland for the Irish race, it afraid not. Look at; our Quay, which is one of Lawlor, Paul^V. Canifleld , Ballyhricken ; John >qwer and ; unity, of the Irisn.race in the No- 1 me why do I waste a moment in talking o! MR. V. J. POWER'S SPEECH. ional organisation. Bo long w the English is necessary that -they -should support Irish these inings . The Colonies are a great power. tho finest in the Kingdom, and our river with ¦ Murphy; Wm. Power, M. Ryan, Kiahard iDee, I joyernment Temaina on thej defensive in industries and Irish manufactures, and not be, They Iwere a great power twenty years ' ago. anchorage for the biggest of ships. These now V. MdMahon, John CauWeld, (Denis ;Keoffb', as they are now, sending millions [of Irish Mr. P. J. Power, M.P., who was warmly Mr. Queally, John Quann,' B.C. ; Maurice .reiand;'it 'is sometimes difficult to arouse our Believe nso they are a far greater power no.v show less signs of a nation's progress than of a >cople, - but the very ' mbment that DTiblin money for shoddy goods to iBngland whenj they than ever they were before. Why, when Eng- received! said that it afforded him much Quinlan; 1W. Hartery, ;.Thomas Young, W. J. can obtain at this moment iri Irish cities and nation's decay, Certainly our quays arc some- BlcCormack, P.: Walah, C. ©empsey, Capt. .Castle assumes ihe offensive and attempts to land found herself hard pressed in the recent pleaeurq to have tha opportunity of joining 1 iitrike at the leaders of tho' organisation' of -lie towns' well-made Irish articles of greater value war »ho turned for help to-those Colonies, times laden with merchandise, but it represents •Eoger*. -Nicholas Hogan, J. Kearney, .Tbomug —(cheers). The oreal danger that Ireland hae with the citizens of Waterford in welcoming CHOUSE. 1 people, at that moment the spirit of the people and those Colonies ihave a claim upon hsi the manufacture of other countries, and conse- Fiynn, etc., etc. to face ia a continuation of emigration. Quite their City Member and his own leader, Mr. always arises to the proper height.: ^Vhesn I which, they never had before, aye, and the quently our foundaries, our bacon ccliars, our • , '- j. .: last spoke here, although it is true that thera recently a friend of mine had a private inter- mere fact of the action that the Colonies John Redmond (applause). He (tho speaker) BUYERl i .THE MAYOR'SSPEECH view with Mr. Chamberlain, and in arguing com stores, and what factories we possess, once orl taking the-chair;'was ! received ;was upon -the Statute Bpok a Coercion! Act, took in that war gav*e us a claim upon theni. thought be might fairly say, A3 the result of a The Mayof, this Irish question, Mr. Chantberloin said to They are a great, , ringing with, the hum of machinery and load has just returned with loua applause. He said—Gentlemen— ijtill that Act was not, in operation, and many free self-governing State?, fairly constant attendance in the HOUEO of Com- from the l^iere who had, seen, the , ordinary law of m~ friend that the-Irish'cause was hopeless], and a3 I think, most »Tongt-> they lent the'f with voices of many ¦workers, aro now - almost of - • • : Mv first duty lsito tharikyou for askinif me to thi* and the only reply he «ave was that emigration mons that he was in & position to form en over i crfuntry for eight or nine years; began to Io3e help to England to suppress the freedom of p8; silent as the tomb. Cannot this condition , take the chair this evening, to preside was continuing. Well, whatever we may think opinion; as to how he acted ia that assembly. fhia large and important meeting of citizens of ! sight of the fact that zn reality they have , been of Mr. Chamberlain': we must all admit he is these two Republics, but having done so, the?;! of affairs bo changed ? Thorq is capital purpose of i governed riot in accordance with the ' Consti- Colonies have ! Mr. Redmond was always there (applause); iter Waterford, who have met for the - ' a man of enormous ability, and he put hia enough in Waterford ; surely their is enterprise Goo; ds, hearinz an address from their member, Mr. tution, but practically in accordance with a point of danger, af emi- ' nothing; escaped him, and besides that be had invited. .] system of . martial law, and alj through' this finger upon the real also. What, I ask, is the good of making , JohniE. (Redmond—(applause). To-day. , we gration continues, as it is continuing now for DECLAIMED UN FAVOWR OF THE MOST always !an ear for everyone who wanted , to ' ¦ movement from the start,! I, for my part, have- ¦ money, and then lock ing it up in English ;.; •: ¦ have ' honoured! Mr. ifiedmorid with ihe free- a few decades more, where will bo the Irish ) COMPLETE HOME RULE Epeak to him upon Irish affairs, and sound NEW • dom of the city. I am quite 'sure, that event Ibeen anxious to see ithe English Government that'we desire to eroahcipjite? Why, securities ? Why not syndicates bo found to assume the offensive, because I knew our nation advice to add as well (applause). Speaking • his ,?iv<>n satisfactiort to you all—{applause). the Irish race will Have left the shores'of Ire- for tho Transvaal and start monufactutics that will give a good return aarKixr ^r'i honour we can Movement could never become really aolH, the Orange Free State, of the i United Party, Mr. Power said—I Mr. SEedmond-is worthy of any land. Therefore,:! wish , that I could impre&s and it U tho least wo can claim of these for the money so invested, and also givo employ- pay him. 'He has come to-night to ;epeak to united ' and formidable to our enemies, till upon, men in pasitiona of •responsibility and beliove the reunion was a genuine one, and great variety. , I that took place. I am happy to say : that sinsc Colonies that, having been instrumental m ment to a people who aro willing to work, who j ; you of the -work of the past twelve'months , importance in Ireland Hie duty of endeavour- wiping out these hononrlblo to all (applause), and I believe •won ' come to -give an account of 1 .last soolie here what I and many of u« ievery means- in their power, to keep two free Republics, theyjshall desire! no charity, and who seek no alms 't say he baa place. Our movement ing, by at least use their influence in endeavouring firml in the union which now dxists, and will his stewardship, because you all know how he wished for has taken the young men and young women of this coun- (applause). Thb would bo practicable ; this y "House of •has tatenlsucha character that /England his to obtain autonomy for Ireland, the Transvau., stand through oar policy to the end (applause). has acted for the past year in the try at home—(applause). I have travelled a the Orange Free State, and other similarly would; be patriotic : would bring peace and •Commons—ody ¦ claim, and they are willing to assist us. '' yourselves. I eay that because it has occurred (applause). : : ¦ ' ' ,! Jreland except by; . suspending the Consti- I HIAVE NOT BEEN BLIND TO THE OTHER government were to do the duty of a good i : . . to me | that local boards in Ireland should bo tution and by ', ' i' SIDE OF THE PICTURE,1 ; Therefore, tho action of the Colonies is- im- ^vernment, thoy would ; provide work and Chairman of , the portant and, as I have shown you, thf last very careful as to what they do, and that they ICAN Mr. David Hyland, T.C, - and I tell you here to-night that of' every ten twelve ^months have been of enormous im- industries for the finest peasantry: on - earth. LINE Wateriord i Board of Guardians, then came A SYSTEM OF PfiACTICALLY -WIWIX XJ young men or women who emigrate: from this should give Government officials and Govern- ¦ ¦¦ ' ' ' ' portance in advancing our cause in America, Seven or eight hundredyoung men and women, TE8 addreas:— • ¦ • ¦ ¦: MAIL Mm/soA and read; thefoilowihg . . -i 1 country,, two-thirds go down in the struggle ment auditors as little footing as possible. StBAlOas i ^ \ in Canada and in Australia. And outside- of the cream of tho Irish race, ore leaving weekly ' : Bedmondy Esq., Mi1.- • for life. You only'hear of the few 'successful these ' countries what have the " last twelve That is, becanse such, men are merely.the ".To J(An E-. (bear/ heat). Now, I make no dissruise of it. men and successful women. : You hear nothing these chores—none to return. Qtlier countries V-HKW T0B5 SIBVtta ; tihe'Water-; has months witnessed to with reference to Ireland representatives of a system of government ¦¦'• "Dear Bir—We, the membera .of I rejoice ^i what happened, and I humbly of the others, who are trampled to- deaiih in and other governments know tho making of rOK TO HBW i js' , avail tarselyea: of ; my ; tbanka to- throngh.Europet: Ta-day go into any country ht each havoc in Ireland. XOBK ¦::U'- ' fordTs^rd!of Guardians rfresent my .compliments and; the mad rush of life in; the American cities. 1 good citizeDS and'good soldiers when they see which i has wroug in-Watorford to loterate our; 'ight to | the best jorganiser of the National ! Voui Jike-^into F/rande, rnto Austria^ into j use of County Courthouses ycrar presence in your , jjohtica.; n met for More than that, I will: even isay, including Germany, into Russia and if you say . : ; Referring ; to the aaeomsMdatiMilW BtooaiX Utt llSwa^ ^I confideiice movement whom w^. have with manv Irishmen who succeed in ;Americaj I do not , yp 1 themj and i «Jd «ur 'of yourin pafriollej "Wyndham are 'an Irishman you will be received with as a centio for popular meetings, Mr. Power 'ISiol ^ adrniratidnr years irl Ireland-^Mi. George .; believe that tiho Irish people in America are WHAT JOHN BULL LET SLIP THROUGH in^SracUzistic-d riah, manliaeas meeUng, -UhiasesX Gentlemen, | Coercion , may be a ¦happy. ibelieve therej is an Irishman welcome (applause). And. whv ? Because dur- pointed out that in the central and western I I do not i HI8 FINGERS, Wy^ham'^froudulerrtprpe^ Very powerfulweapon against Ireland if ceople :give their ing the past twelve months Ireland made ar. districts of Ireland the representatives of the ScUef^^ or woman there who would:hot exhibition of unselfishness and adherence ; to friend Jonathan has grasped with no uncertain ffi y in erbibit tixwarda it A craven spirit I -but if. the hearts, olood to come back and live Ion theapil people! were turned out of their own buftdlogs , IS i « Si ^^^•consiituex^ *ti people exhibit to.:the-' «ystem of Coercion an principle which I think cannot bo equalled tenacity (appliiise and I langhtcr), America in W? on and of Ireland again—(cheers). People are tempted j apd wore, in fact, policed oat of what thej TO THI Wa«tp.. . ' l^nnV'an^Waterford Counties m &W4 ettitade U determiriation, of ejelf-sacnfice, and to go to America-by the! exkravagant accounts in th£ history of any other country in tHo this way has the vigorous yountr, men of this : world (cheers). Under theso circumstances. owned themselves. The ratepayers who main- of contempt, then 1 eay that Coercionto as a of the -wealth and . opportunities ol that coun- country as a miiinstay in her grand Republic, , «*miZ SammSs •weapon breato in ^he handUiat jtrles use try. I tell you; • the poorest agrieultur.il tained; tbuse buildings were subjected to in- i^ ¦ __ J M ¦from I tn U VkA mSitViwi mvi' mrianXt. ^HA left the aged ones ar**ii\ labourer ¦living m his hovel !by tne ToaaMOe 1 . W1HAT WE WANT ¦ . / and poor Ireland is being , sult and not a little violence, because the; 1 ,, (rroond snd nsed by tlje people themselves— in (Ireland is a happier, man -than tho artisan and the more helpless of her citizens many of wanted -to pass resolutions which were: not (hear, heart. Ctentleroep, there is! one way to or labourer -who in America! earns ' three or whom at last fin'i their way into tto» poorhouses, one;only. Th^drnm-head U steadfastness and steadiness. Of couwe considered acceptableby the police authorities. ¦is3S8*Ba5*aMt»3 meet Coercion, and> ! four times'hi* wages. I,; th«efor^, aay it ist theso would be no use without courage, bnt or worse still—to tho lunatic asylum or the courtmartials of tie old days Tvere, : in my opin- the duty of every man, from the point of view respectable tribunals compared iwith- the I never for a moment quetioned the courage giu'l: Hut, ladies and gentlemen, the unity of ion, of the material interests of the:indiyidual, and of in Irish Nationalist. I ; am quite certain- MR TOWER¦ AND SIR WILLIAM PAUL. ¦ ; 'BemotaWi. aiagktratee, who to- the Iri-h Party i$ a true sign of tho unity at ; ¦ trjbimaS of from tie point of view of the National interests . they ' will treat : ^ Ilhrough oonn- the puny 1 efforts at Coercion i day are «oing up land down *he of ilreland, to endeavour to keep the people at by Mr. Wyndham with supreme contempt. tome, and the unity in the greater Ireland The other day, he proceeded, while in H»r- trV. condemning.oa irifolous charges the best home—(applause). How can that h& done? So ifar as dash 1 ' ' : movement is affective ¦aid most honourafal* men in our midst. There view that and courage are concerns 1 , boyo d tho sens. No r gate I received a letter from 8ir Wm. Paul, Well, oi course, I take^d emigra- they. will not be wanting. Will they be Bte' ad- and no organisationi 's ' id only lone way of meetjni1 , th» eystem of tion will'oeyer be completely stopped until without on organisation, ' and Ij will read It for yojn— ; absolute contempt. fasc in their purpose and steady in tho flghf? successful without a wiso leader. On thU ' Coercion, and that l is i wjiih . Ireland is a free- arid Belf-governing country. If they turn like a straw, then this movement ! BallygUn, Wkterfqrd, August 14th, 1903. My friend, ttfr. UJJdHu^h- dojreed patience, perseverance', and minded men recognise true worth, so also .have hoco, at ; imasinarv you. what somq of you may eeem a email thing, by BtuKborness, I bolieve the day is not far jdifl- nrsMit ml tbs Oonrtbotti^ W»t«rtorrt, 1 o'olodc i wSV»ii;oi!;«««t»- ™ «ar:i« EHE efeBEDB WKTCtB!. WEDL HBEAK THIS endeavouring to brine : ' ' : i • they been generous coougk to acknowledge that ¦ wSS jjobair - ;;^ , : ' ', ;: ¦ - tarit when you and 1 may meet in this room on 8»tnri»y, BcpMtstet flih, when tmUln rMola- ' Bail o jDia aii- bnr ^. ¦ii < . i ^ ¦ ^ ¦ /. fdp ^^. Mi !.. poircr and with a fqc ; i 'ibehalf oi! ^'OV» ^r , . j , w 1 celebrate tho triumph of the . National as Uie Party is again a great , Urns! wDl tw: fnb*Ut«* ib^imknfSoim ¦ ¦ ^Sgned i on j > Ihe t&me&aep itit of enprame. contempt BACK. BCME ttiEFE INTO THE DAILY cause, ¦ ; 1 (kltuoliy, i ! i : . : WE PAUL. -- - . -- '-| " '-« l: ' iiien LJVE3 0F TIHiE PEOPIiE.. ' - and to return thanis to the God of great future before it, eo is the chairman a ¦ ^ ; 3)A^;IHS!W^)jj0^™ffl ' iorthesb trfbunab; and I hope-thai-everyman . ou» father*, for having rewarded the iaithtnl with regaWI to 6ir William Paul he is a ' i ! • "JOHN MLMJEBY;CfeA " : everV on« tit these tri- fcnoiw of chnirman who has led them prudently, ably and Well, , : wibo is toaigned bctow I nothing more terrible t ! " ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ " ' ¦ ' ¦ • ¦ ¦ n ' : .; ¦ ¦ I ¦ i . ¦ ' ' ' " ' ' : " ¦ ¦ i . : . .!¦:¦;¦! ¦ ¦ • ¦'! i -¦ ; • • • i M !'. : . ; ; ¦ ¦¦;.. .• \¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦< >T '' ' -- i-»r>.«0Mtiu» uowwtt wygn lotaptroninnaa¦ . 'Uaiim i 'thKii) ^ . i j T T T. ; | ^Proposals' 'Comttuttae Meothui : i ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦' uLLVJSicana vvATX&Uf OB ' ' . : . ^BdOMUkta.:.! | -;! '|.i!i- ; I ' . • tp, .; : , : ;: Vriitj, 2Ut Norembsr, 1802. 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WORK- Irish foes, tre apparentl y: worthless (hear, , j SA/TUBDAY. and bov American PreeAjoi was. wog ; i ; j ' and his kinship with the j late Sir Robert Paul, circulated descriptions of her in all directions, ^ M,^j ^ inb'respect bear). I believe in fight and in nothing else • ' i -. ?—— , ' womenofAmerica are greatnewspaper TfitttM who was a ram of honour, make and! if she is arrested she will bo prosecuted. AN TNiTEBVTlBWtoa lA/T W0®K ' wish that to (applause)* when --we havo to contend with CONTRACTS FOR THE ENSUING «nd naturallythey are- «otend ior. almatt and admire Sir William Paul. Ii ¦ Probably it will bo then ascertained who is the ¦ ¦ ¦ 0M : Reporte But I w|ill read you these, people.j j It is ; • ' : ! TEAR. : mud* JM are tin moa in the n«w» tedgeti'«iJ : : (From okr Special be clearly understood. father of the thild." ' , ; .; . I ; : \ I l the i ALL NONSENSE amn MOHOS OF JOUtBNAILISM tbo day. .Leading*rtlck»:*r « not cxm«i*(«4 now the letter which I v?rote in rep y to 1 I Mr R Walsh—What are JOB going to do | '¦ ' ¦ '¦ be col lecting facts and putting thom from ¦ tbe- eame value aeiin (Earope, becaos* . Olontnel. invitation:— j ; jo about that child ? ; i. | A special meeting of the board was held cl a| MY DEAB SIR om mnoh obliged for tbs the platform; i and in the newspapers, for our \ laod THE America, people as.a body, think for *k«atj| .—I ! Chairman—The matter is left in the hands on above day, [Councillor D Uy (chairman) THB 'AMBRaKJAN iTfmHMO liEBN iVND councsy . of your invitation to the meeting of fcnemiea, whoever they may be, have facts present—Councillor H L ¦ ' gelvts.aridatenot«omuchiaflu enctd bjwiutVj %,t tta instance o( of the police. for tbe present. i : I presiding. Also IRISH. magi-trstes you MO oonvediDg enough to wirk on, and they know where they they r«»d «s fey the tactic* of the wire-pttUeaj:3 the Dnke of Devonshire oh Baturdiy next at! the 1 Mr R Walsh—They are very Jong about Ward, Councillor Michael Wyee, Michnel jtho most {igreeab are and whero we are also. ; They have facts no, James Murphy, Richard Roche, and who manipulate the party strings.. Thereart : | To-day, under Courthouse in Wawrford. 1 It will tot be possible ' it. ; It Beems!everyone can get tbe father except Fly ! ' in oi Clonm< Had I been nble to enough in old and current history. They ' ¦ (Continuation of our Editore Experienc* fewer reports of epeeefne published an4 »ir>?*j tho Christian Brothers; foe .mo to attend the meetins;. the police. " . ! ' : , • Captain Carew. * 1 technical schoo) bo present next Satiuday I woul d have ' submitted a know all about the case, just as well as you or : America). batim. utterence* are rarely given ben.' - -' ¦well equipped' ; : i The subject thea dropped. ¦ THE TEA. CONTRACT. Alost Rev lmtion to the meeting pldtestlDg sgalnstgthe pro- I do (hear, hear). But they havd their hands American joumalisiawe not of necwalty clot*' declared opened iby the clamatlon of our crimeleaq conntry nndcr the pro- • : A 'WINDFALL,: ; The Clerk said he had received 28 tenders ¦ • -the Diocese. ! |at the thjroats of the representatives of : i • atudertts of the winged art, co pietowkttuff ;.{¦' ban, l£>rd Bishop of visions ot tho Coercion Act. We|:e I preu2nt I ; The Clerk intimated that the Secretary of the for tea at Is 8d per lb. : I 6aid last ¦week that the lAaierican (Press is well kept gr ithc Irish ; ! people ; and I' say, let us described 'by « tWateriord'gentleman. Woula was Splendid, anil the would cortniDl; submit s [motion cindemniDg the ] County . Tip'perary (South 1 Riding) County After a discussion, it was agreed to tako the most active in tho rsrorld. The rush lo get t , and ite environs, loo action of the Government in provoklDR in aa out- I be men (appLauee). Let ns meet them face to fonr cbesta frpm seven contractors. mental that it beneath the local au'horittes In Ireland. | payment of £507 lls. ; i : The Clerk pointed oat that como of those strain oi tho newspaper man must Ibe great ¦proceedings were m make upon i our representatives, ' 'and not bu not flayed every day of the Urc Courthonee built and] njaiotaiced by rates levied on ' of mcu, bounrt by a solemn obli- Tho Lccal Government Board itranamitted with |the parent! 'house great body Mooncoin ; J J Breen, Quay j William Fitz- of theiwecft. (ButH is not his work that opened refer to D the oceuplera because they rebtured to Jraw gation—ia to do their level best fer Ireland qncstions for noBwers reapectibg; the porson v Siori, Waterford. Ws nhicb man; patrick, Blackfriars ; Elleo Wyley, Micbael my eyes so, os I Inad a rather clear impression xnmEB&imoxaOF rmz PBCxpiiE: -j ' Superior 0! attention to the horrlblo condition |n ; Iadio3 and ,gentlemen, these who haa been employed temporarily in connec- "Western, who ii the of oor poor arc forced to live, abd because they (applause). Well, street ; Richard Maloney, Barrohstrand-street ; before ii reached the States oi what the modern whom :tlu8 gi Bishops Bnnbury und tion with the care of tho children in the work- Schools, and t$an ventured to tender their thaoks tjo a man whose are the meti whom the ; Michael Fitzgerald, Peter-street. American interviewer' is like. It ia rather o! efficient,, pail o: as the house. Order has no more heroic exertions have done Eometbisj : to phame Eng- O'Hara woold drive to Saint Helena, THE OTHEll CONTRACTS. the work performed by 1lhe Edrtor-in-Chi«l Overheard at GlAdstonc^Ueet corner to&j. , 1 the whoL land into taking 'some action and In 0 making eosre DISPENSARY NECESSARIES., 'loyal representative in Times suggeated with greater brutality, " to Thero was only ono tender for whiskey, five i|uj>t now •write. Take the Mar- . iFirAt Citiren (pointing to ex«avatioB»>-Ob, \ we were to reatitatlon to Irolaad for tho robl ery she has pet- Dr Dwan; Medical Officer ot the Rathgor- that I would Lord!; when will these things atop? ¦ (He is ably assisted, hell or Comiaoght " (groans). I:say let them years old Sir John Power ] ond' news of 1 ; and it is pctrated and continuej to perpetrate on I hi? mac Dispensiry District wrote stating that a , Sons, of tinique disaster, for example. The Second.Gitiien CwTtha«igh>-iAAme«n(>Qiti ; voted band of Brothers, country. Whether tho Government wi'l allow the be driven. | If they are removed from tbo , ; suppl Dublin, at 6s per (ralioD, cx dnty. Messrs the awful catastrophe reached Kew York at one. ; 1 . ' . ;i to say that since Brother proposed meeting to be held in ihu: Coutthouse place upon which wo are all fighting for there y of packing caseo was required for uso ' tion : ' at the John Egan snd Sons were the tonderera. 11/10, yet 'before noon 3 saw copies of iho " New F. 0.—iWasit eeven or ten Years ago •inoe a , in charge of the Olonnte! remains to be seen. The resul t will bo inB'.roctlve. will be others to stop into tbeir place;, just ns Dispensary for the purpose of trans- brand new sewer was pert down in that vety < placed Wherever the mooting is hold I U ar my presence Clerk—That b about 17s 6d out of bond. York Journal "—the leading organ ol yellow education , both, intf capable of- fighting the cauBe of Ii eland on the mitting quarterly to the Analyst,! samples of : same street, or do my eyes deceive me? ' •world . of would not tend to Its harmony, aa if In a minority Accepted. I journalism—selling In the streets, showing has progressed by leapt old sod (cbeers). the drugs. ; Au oil lamp was also required for I 8. O. (sadly)—True, too true. 1 physical, of ona I would feel it my duty to ra BO my voico ia The tender of Mescro C P Redmond and Co. fit. 'Pierre in ruios, portraits of the late F. C. y !tho 10; of the Dispensary. . : . betw*tn ; The Bishop protest opainst the action of the Government in The Mayor having responded to the vote for books, forms etc., w&a unanimously Governor, and Hie leading citizens of the place, two and three hundred pound*? < and was ' met ai matters sffeoting the peaco and wi II bolng of tho Ordered to be procured. 1 , from. IWaterford. thanks, which was most heartily givon , accepted. i ; the vessel in -the harbour that just escaped, 6. C—(There or thereabouts my afflicted ' Uovj Canon Dean 0% CoQnty Waterfoid , and In partlc iltr against the ELASTIC STOCKINGS. friend. , the Very canrorsbi The proceedings terminated. It was decided to give tho advertisamftnts the other craft in flames Mount Pelee pour-: ¦ my , P.PJ; BevJ p with regard to the proceedings of locil Dr Stephonson, Medical Officer of tho Work- . P. C.-^rhank you, brother bargea. -ji E«v.i Canon Flavin anthorlties claimed by Dublin Ca ;tlo and corrled to all the Wotcrford papers at ing forth its stream ol lava and other blood- Condon, M house, wrote to say £f i 103 cccb. Shake hand*; more friends in distre** m»Ju f: nigah, and Alderman out by brute force. that two specially made (Editor' sorrow the less. 1 , ¦ to the 1 BOARD elastic stockings Mr Fnrrell said tho newspaper owners were curdling pictures. Of course, the s • Clonmel, and proceeded May I ask you to be Rood erjpugb to give my cannicK: -ow-Duin or wore required for Gorman , 8. C—Bat this! is not a place for poems, .' declared- ) letter to the Press. : all ratepayers and deserved Eupport. They livid imagination must have teen almost as his Lordship ' formally —I am, &c., GUARDIANS. whom he had already written about. ' my rate^impoveri«hed inquirer. ' ; i , a PJPOWER. ; wore all good papers. . - , active .as the crater itself ; but behind it all presence;of a 'large audience Ordered to bo purchased. : P. C—I know tbst ; for: if my. mefnory Kj.}f Clonmel To Sir W Paul, Bnrt., Ballyglan. BATUEDAY MrMnrphy—Especially THE NEWB . YOU -there was a eabetratam of fact, which «how» ves me right, it wa» four or flve, ot «ix weau:> asia large number of HALF-YEARLY CONTRACTS. "w I think thai was a reply I was bouDd to send get everything in tbnt paper, and I do uct think bow wide-world must be the knowledge ot the ago since I saw that'same street re-oetallMi| The'company included besides , Tho Board next proceedod to tbe considera- . McJDonm especially as the authorities baje driven the THE UALF-YEAKLY CONTRACTS Mr Redmond is pai d half enough. man at the belm, and bow active must A Vf rv (Rev. (Dean tion of tho tenders received for the half-yearly fully. iNaw It'a »U torn up again. Where, 1 Paul's, Clonmel ; ver people by force from their own building"* in the Capt Carew said hn wished the six Watorford mind that could in such a short space of time Peter and Rev. W. supplies of provisions. Tho follov/ing wcro oh where, will it Ul end? ,v P.'P.,St. Mary's-, West, and then to ask as to assemble in the COTS FOR THE CHILDREN. papers wero boiled down to thrco good ones. think wit and *ee executed this Grand Picture 8. C—Come and well aaVaCity Flavin. Paul'8; Rev. accepted : Patber. j C.C., SS. Pater and ¦ Courthouse of Waterford, • where, according to Mr Murphy—THE NEWS IS a first-class of the Imagination. < First Oitiran immediatelyhad a fit, and the 'Rev. Father < TTooce Bread—Wm Galvin, New-strcot, at 4d pDr ¦ ' \ ardj do. ; 's; Castle logic, we would be doing aa illegal WHO OWNS THE BABY T paper. ' 'I do not think there is a section d the colloquy ended.__] ; Father Wall, C.C., §t. Mary act 41b loaf. do. ; Rev. Father L. C also. Mr Power discussed the situation The folloT/ing Is tho Ikt of jpther tenders American -Press (which confines iteelf to the Keating, Presbyter) Tbo weekly meeting of" this Board was held Flour—Messrs Grnbb and Sons, at lls lid events that have happened. iBven the most Rev. Mr. Rentoul, further, and resumed his Beat amid loud and per 1401bs. ; cccepted :— i : PlkTOWN PKTTV 8IMION9. Cooney, O.S.T?.; Rei on 8atnrday, Mr Matthew Drohan, 3.i' ., chair- respectable journals frequently take the bint Rsv,. Father Hai prolonged cheering. ' Messrs John Carroll, Quay—Worsted thread , P.P. ; Rev. 'Father man, presided, and the other members present Oatmeal—Mesoro Giubb, at lls lid per 112 nigan - Mayor ; AJ Mr. Power read a lettor in reply from Sir at Is 4-frieze
