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". i • ¦V-C^yUBV: SjQHSAs?f:::! i:= - ; V= .. ! - IBaBVB L TBt Ai cf iB.- ' Ojp - -HBA : - - HEAi) ^^S i.TH . ¦OFFlCE-9¦ ¦ ¦ JeOJJiEGE¦ I GBEEN, j . ! .. j • . ; - . ; ppHUNf ; . . •. _;;. • . . , , ¦ OQWdSB AND XOriiRMBE&lWd. i \> • . ¦ ''¦A4^nlir 4« ¦ . : - DOVZE, _i»B SOUTH JO* BpOtlKP. . ' ¦ i: ;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' : ¦ ;¦;: • ¦ - ;fW *Qgigt Q • ' wcTjaXj isiPir - ' ¦&¦ ' • . ' " • • ' \ ' | .: i Agents in Waterford^-f; ! i j" ' : ;¦ ¦ ¦ . ' jai? »T.'«»^ia^r». ' ' "iL^i Tk 'raSwR New ud boTfexini ¦ • ' ' ^ . !v ' ; ' -IL Smew' ii - ii • . O'tlONNELL STJElEBr, WATEREOED, :f ;i !;!, J. J. MTJRPHY^ W. & L. Bailmft Ter- «—i—vfljal^ u^ CtcesMra AEiHUOBB, ¦ ¦ i . , ' ¦ • mione. ';. !';' ; -" . ¦; ; [j .I C. jP.j REDMOND,; WATEBFofcp N SFsi ¦- | j .,( ¦ ¦ ;. . ,j C"W , ¦ ¦ ¦ - ?;; ' ., '! : "I /"' .Tii px , L9A3ys - : , ' ; ' - r -B .oBotr iar rr ar. - . I ^ " " LOAys : BERNARIiH. O'REILLSr. andtocJl |! : i v LOANS j ; towVeo^J rt ' » Approvba p6rBoaalSeoarlt7. without r^WIoity,to FABMBBS. 8H0PKEEPEBS; ^i! :, ' I ! SSSrtuSSv SKi ^^tio n any , - , r V MQNCK - STBB^T, T7BXTOBI)i aai Port «*PorUIn any otdar, ta or ont of tba oajtonary PBOFK38IONAL : 1IKN, GOVEEN11ENT OBFICIALS, ana Othote, , j ! S5^tfE^Tr^IM»SSi *C«r>. «<»(|»» «tta O ¦ :¦ ¦' • ' ' ' '¦ THIS WATERFOBP "i , , . : . Port of Ireland . ' ; . ; . - \ ' . : il \ , . |. . . i ; i i nnHlS Old Hotel Ufommu to good, pan V7hirio LOAN P ' Siot- \ COMPANY, 6 iSS?rtlwJirfloleUtarawl to¦ 'iflia HlxlUdict : : * Boo». '!¦• • i. ¦ JL pnd¦ all other DriaioJ - The Scour : Specif Uatt—SB»Ccmp«ny i Chil• Cashl Aclvances |6n i PHvate; Sepurity. r !;; ' in any part of Ireland. ¦ r ; IiQSEBipS — THE CrLENTWOETH Baslneos ' !¦ ¦ • ¦ ' conneotton ^th other : carried on in a most etraightfoiword . .| Ths Atora BsDlt his>»:Branch OSes,] una bM co and exact manner, - . '¦ Insatntlona." wbJoh am doing Boslnsja taSsr »6rtati3 a*aSi«ea, tHonjin ; ! No connection with anj other , u [Ftt sf UI we tin g*tb#r , JosM*B towJjto ' li» ai«> .- .; • i ,."-;- -Vi - . : : i : ^*| "? i^5Sj ? 13i r a^o^ii pt*^ o^Orda CblpplaX Coayayij E T7ftxuoa3e , i AM. D^PAE'i'lIEaTS. ! \ i ; DO YOD EttdSttlew nftMtt o; forawroplalo*t hMIt bI noit ^ ^ tnegtoa. ; ' .p. KNOW THAT ' It ITitliirtn*Pool .t irUtt»od»eg iomtt j • JsnteaWsBts xdrl« op» dl fba gnitttt«conno 'Ckttl» : wAznurou 10 ooaus, I ] , : j ; Titttttf r ltttft ro ecW«d»ia4 .-*i -^Seonr "»nrSl*eft i ' ' ' ' ' | i ' J Ereij BiTOHDAT CtU EellattJ i - I «.; l p.n ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : Elngnlflcoafi (Joffco and Commercial iJocna equal ? dl»»0iwMc1> fcltWtto h»l Ufflfcl TctaiBaiytUU. For Dnus to WAID OS», Dnxoj- t : . ¦ ¦; ' ! " ¦(. * ; • . . i • ^ MANAQEEt; ! ;v. : - 'V'J .:- i : i . all tjalns 2£X^o-i^rs Uafporf two fe«JT_lh«r» ht4 rio toatu it th» dliMta. ds* OT pja. i ], to any In IrsUsd.B ucuond ctfiffmest a?iii^. I7« 8rd Oet « p.ia. WediiCsiUj. 7» K 7 I « : tn| .1141 i yodt- th» fint LObr, ?e pick orthe London Markets, purchwed i/e tS* tut ttaixAtH* ' 9«3io *5i«s iad otciiacro. ' ' I . for cash ond 1 mptoMtm ox. IfataU'bQ to MMniMad it. itkl 'voiU 13 \ ; Defies CompetitionT ii > sAtM^US^9rtrlaeni>«T«)tt6'U«ithoa»it . . I; i . , . TRY . A IB. 8AMPLB AND '' I«Ii ,. pan. ., Mfh « ^P- - ' ¦ HOTE RES UI8. 7 ¦ • ¦ ¦ ' ! ; I - 1 -, ' ¦ jteO Qi ¦ > . I I ; . ^' -^'/ WtD^wnCjutKttitJrtoVpnAfce. ;u- vriuaionnM rasa B¦to it) . r, • ; ¦ >tma$a7*"««air«i«teK«iaMUM xbw'" (p*eSSo Etciy THUESDAY . _ j i i. -Jr. ¦} V-t* |:; . ¦ !KI3MI3^1 : 2Z? Z2©0 ¦•MMLwtaa.ip j ls.«b» ii<»t lalUUb)» 8«B»d7 I er»r:ferM/*sd.Ifa*» liiid ' , iMroofr— I MfelHIIf^ BEA.^CJM^ :; ^^^^ • "«*•¦—«* Coax TO TTiicoTOOti - ! tri»l»cl ttlny fcrtt«p»rtflr»j*ni fa £irtiv u ia*«iahla OJ p.c Ss ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Fridir. Slh Oct . S um. FrUUj, 2nd H»f : : to.t^t nx2Binf oonizs&AStjb • " i AilKWi fftg L : ' , iith ;, : 8 p.m. : _ j . eth ,J : o p.m. ,Doublo : -: :»• ¦ ^" Sa ' " i Hn. MIEN'SOIL PANTS, Half 4-\ : •»- : ;' , 10th ,. »vsn. 10th ,, « iDo ¦ ddi! All Dpublo ; - ..i ' ! :.; ' ; 8s 9c ! BACON-ASp eciality,*4d ,4& and , . Wfc.. !. . 8j,n. -gg . W». !: . ¦ ' ... ; ' ' I IMPERIAL HOTEL. 6dper U>. Finest Wattrford ¦ ' b&^j > ¦ ¦ ¦ ' V ,1 Hall Doobla ; r ',>: • . ¦ ... ; i .iV. ' .- : Ss Qd ^A3»Sv!'a ona- c$Mta^ir-ro*ufai ton i AJXUCSDK OIDOT. " : • PDO ' COATS ¦ .. orowfasi on lyoWir.ttltinfelMKTtfc^ fOtSao^Kditxte. W > X j ' ' : :; - , 0d DTJBIiETi ' i [Do ;-- : do iAllDoabb f / ! ...! ' . , .. i • ¦!-^ ,\\ M LOV7EU ; GAOK.ViLLE^3TEI3ET, Etury JlOtJUAV (ri» OUIJOW) C-rsv only - 1 V** . I ; Panto) Half DoaWe .:. 'J •' .i? / ! . 6s 6d ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ " ... . «r*xjuioas TO SEUAS& MEN'S 8UITS (Cwt ond ¦ - ; GpncralP«jM)DMe saTdsjicpb0" 3 ' •¦ "¦' - i i I p.n. ! : • -i : , 8s 9<3 (Oe^edtotha ]¦ ¦ ; l .[ • ii" fli" JfO3S*B,i SliwBkw^idilitrfrt. EreiyaATnBDAY CdOTrtr^ ~ i ' Do -i- do-' l All DontCo j ... k WV; 1 r ... - yKamo«4ocitt4lUatliaCltj. . • ¦: . i. ' - : ' ii '¦'¦ :';ttt£^O^.CdOoih..\V/- -. '\ 1 ; : ¦ : ;^lo 0d to..2a Od ¦ : | . ! MEN'S HATS I ... . . • >.. . i ' ;.*; : • j , ... . ^- [ .wart® ¦8os ^w*&*^i v ' ETOT IUE3UAI. | re-furslshod JOHH Afteati-^o & "WMTBIOSO IO piTKcra, direct, : 1 WATERPBOOF¦ HORSE COVERS j - .,', - . , • ... : - • "» so Qd64 to lOs oa /f 20s Oil Hi/ HeimttcnitL ealw'Ooffo»-Eoe3,Dining-Boc=j VFStoOeoaBe W Grocer . . „ ,l«th , « p.n. .; !,, : l«Ui 1*»<»"» Tb iCART COVERS ! \i. . . ' *.' -^3 , am Provision . " .. pja. \ CxoMaj.Eooin,BaiUrt.room. Chs^eaiaofisitst). Merchava H Mth U noon . ; ,; SWt „ J LAWLBE, Proprietor. ; ; 8 and 44, ' ' ¦ ¦ !I . ' :«tb. V 4^a : 1. , -CU Jlinooa ' i CHABLE8 PATEICK^STREET. ' I ' ¦HbaO»-UiHj finbheiI 1 at 7P „ ' 8Ut „ Uoooa i : I < . !: We are still nblo to snpply our Lcdiej OclllIttOrG ; ' ' - Cc7i PEOVIBIOKB Af 41, PATBICS BTEEET. : n.iuu :- .;. C&o Wiofelow Hirtolo sd 'X^cstaarcat E»toi«J»' ^U» Oet . 2 p.ra Bxuute}, «rdHot 1 1 p.n. !jJOB COKSE. rs 3tB i)d, - mirfe 8s 6d. ;• ., •¦;;; : ; .;.j.^; ; . l.A-ISti 1p.m. *; i, i 1*1 ,. » V-a. ' 0, 7, esd 8, TnOKLOW-STEEET, ; w ¦ ¦ 01 BpaoUttv Written fat Btnitetii oi Bitaat**< whltS •I . XWU M • ?p.m. j „ Ki»>|- . .. f f- - ; (Qnftoa-rtreet), DUBLIN. i | ¦ "¦ : "" giVtvi wllz4om3fttloti toQQflFvdbt^Q. ^f• ouift t9 ccsi* : •" A nomPostouu' i ¦ I ¦ - ' WH0£BS4JLB AHJ> -! p^|^|t i BpsnuxKos. i <&l;Mi;&l: -1 Comfortahlo tsA BUILDING JtBTAIL r ^rpw*^»^ , .Situated. | py tssl? WiTmroBD io M C«ntrdly OOHTRAOTfi cijSLOtt %hft study of HJftofefc^. en __ ¦ ¦ pr !i! flisiBl^ MOST iato{>rioi). C»n W:ls*d trif'ff"iM^m > t6 -tti ETCrBATUBDAT(direst). ! I ' . .- !~* Uodcratfl. Dlnnert ready (11 day. : ; | P^eH MotrrusrroB n> WIUBMU «ria Pl/ioatS) STBEET, TVATERPOBB ¦ OASBouoUBiVsBnni&ssioi. Ti'daanAk ! j 10 & U, BAR^OHSTEAHIr| BICHABD iO-BBIEK. Poprfctot. EsEBTtMJi, Erejr THUBSDAtAfternoon («» B«»h»»«a>J. Gujo onl; "O[ AVIH0 teenrta »oil«k "!* 0icniti8ntEXTDubLai > ¦: . ¦ ; ' • ¦ ¦ I ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦/: tbapoL) - [ . U Premiiea for » Wcrk> -iS3iSe^SiS5tfT - . "vi "-l ' < " : . . ]' {• .; " . - . (O^osI^ tt», Gireat \ M-M. th'p io Sargent' Erdj BATU&BAT.vUaoaUiuastoa: ' - I 1 t pja j ; p. Xasv (opposite Na'loml MxmAna to WJSXOOSO. I i , lard Bank), I beg U anaoooca to my Friendj acd UM : calj). William Street Coal ¦! : ErerjIBlDATAfternoon ( Caijo Pohllo that 1 an prepared to aiwate all voika In oew ; CJVlIi SERVICE ; JN8TITl|fE ' -WAXSUOID TO Doirn. I GOOD, or TH !; ' Bolldbigt, «>r the RanoVatfaj or Alteraiion cf ex- * 0,roic»w QOAUTT. ' TCT QATDfiDAT (Ti»8»tttJaLmptoa *nd HcwluiT«d) ¦« p.n old-established Coal Yard io now fully Country 8tRutlandS gaare, DUBLIH. E ¦ ¦ - | This Utlna Preaiw. 0RJw« o»rrfp]hr irt»«B4»d to. ! ; || T ¦ . . Dora io w*i»«»o»o. : [ . \ : ;¦¦ . ! ' EttijTOESlxiXMietsooartte BonUnnptocj, Osrso oata. stocked with A*all work cnderUlwtibyQ S will be dose OD<3«I Exoica AKD SECOND Drvreio u only ; IrUb' , 8t?- 1 • . ckMn. Baton. ete*is£ei B«tna I . • i The largest BUWesM ? ¦ ¦ k : ' ¦' • " ¦! :¦: ¦ ' ¦ ' : h': ¦ ';¦; ¦" •!'¦"! ' ; - '¦''!•!¦ !| vejor*of Tare *. . •; i •. lia. 1 ' !' '¦ ' ' end 8atnrdaT rDornlcg. ' i • • : . CAEDIPP, OBEELL, SCOTCH, ' ~~ crttktod. aiutow -. 17*.«d. : tte. 10*. I 1 cad I HlgbB9y Conrt of Jostioe,llslft A Actuals „ . , BoK»« • «. »«. 64. ; ISfc 20s. • lifc { ; . 8TBAM; HOIJSB, Ccrsxovs ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ . •¦!**.(¦ QINCE ito rednotfonifa prfco tiilg oU^taUI ^'j^.l^ W«WJ|^Jr ' ' : »¦ • oort, »- , - «a, oa. |.:»««. . . 7* ca . ;|. ^t^iw K COBT«s^*!.' t: i, .^.V.- i*.!, .. i-;, " ::¦ - ict la, M . devoted a)niiBts3i.y,!2a^Btiennoiin5 : ^ ¦ ' \'' JOHN IlWWNE, aw.'lrlalil : . ¦ . igSoBth-. «fc'-«L. :«f*.^. ^¦ ' thousands. ' It is tho only riowBpaporto-J WIond ; ' , ; : ,.; ;, At Lowest fticeai . \ KIHG'S jTBRBAOB* ' HIOOTW :FIAC»S eret •ecorodty Clfii^ * : , ICjatliwnstoataoi. i m ua.¦ xii u > tJSITED" ' IWomeB and Girl Clerkship*.' r "• .': ; : M^61BAiBBi^ ; \ QfM I et i.¦ ¦ SoStoi.'SSTBorth- . fo ST^^; OV»MBEE '09) Eicr»» Pour ; tlmea; tSa unptosli BtU . SaMU. Ua ¦ - odQTftssedtcT'^RRlS,'' VVILLJAM LAST (N , • >- . Thi K7feSB»jf Ifc&n«or pna , Orders PtrHBBA J. SBQ17Z3XS|ie ; I enectasesof any other Irish Class. "'' , ' ! ¦ HewhmV WB.UJ. ; - Us. ExrnAor rooato. MitoirBLii&O<>.'8 PaB33 !DrosotpaT jBOUTHAWPtOH-SEW YWUC f! : . ¦ • Do«r, - ttfc M. :— • lOsk — ^ STREET COAL,YARD, wiU receiTO prompt ; 0? > BVBBt j DK8CBIPTI0Kv . 8BBTIOJi ^ ^ ^ LAST CFuratTAET, 1900) Hale Learreral at and PromDnblln-. KB. Cd. | . , -CJ.! ' — ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ : 8OTJTHAHPTOW t'- :¦ i; ' , ud wealtkr :AKricalta»l Cloesa ta th^ County, tte Quoo^sCounty, Klia««. Cwbtr, ' :. • ' j . : . ; ; «> stw: yoSit^ , -^ I fotir of first five plscei : : . • : I ' i ChfliJreathan S tsd VXL&B 11 Ttm of fevEaU Itoa. liierehanto 'dlMtttCmntoo', ttentioa. / \ TCTEW HeajB*»of th« martModem aad approved First, Irish ?liee, lcr Bctijis tlelnU_anlUil*(orTwo HoatU-Hot In&sfsnUe. >vKidi WcJ4o«ir;n¥KIng.' (County. widXJIiiater ROMnaiy. u l*bti Women Clerkship*¦ , : ^ SUndac I Compcnj (Umttedi AdTertlcsm wiU find It J-\ atyU. Carriafoa, Watrooitlcs,Cov txdOiit mlnlmon sge &c ;, j :' ; csr HoTJu-Tb*<2Irt » TlDpsnwy. Werielt, Cork, Cloro, and dletrfcto In the other; Prprlncc^ Tibl , oanTlBiBr*Good* ihlppod bj tBt ot iBtoamcii tha pabHQ ID ita column*.' . : and BMo Oar»for Illr«cn th« ebortc«tNoU». : sad paperpoet free from tha Secretaryr , oitu, BA ot PrcttUuB and all tt thalr aflvfaitosoto brlnsthilr tamonncomoatii be fore j SlMUge rawat GnJdo . . . . j / .. . • y; ; 1 . K>iS^(na«l Blkks./S' U* * loutittatti. OatiU bte. ' ;i . ' = ' ' ' . : j 1 i _ S5oS»Uotie«nb»h»d»t UnOQoea. I j . ; 'ft'Sfone ¦WoDcks, Robert Thompson, i rirWm of Vtdflit, *o_ appUitoHmv j ;Trims Post Odoo Ordsro, Chsqaco, &cu, to bo Bto1|to: , OKV ' i i i Spodal Terms for contiinicraaAd rertisemontaJ 6iBii«i Stu^i , W ATIBFOBD ; IJVEBPOOI,-PHII,ADKr,PHIA I I j OOXmTY OV WA.TEB&QtyL ,:ji| | i\}L. A Qo^ RnaoalA 2 £« HAVXIV 8| T(*?nfltni and Booth* O'GBADT ! ! | ! 1II0HAEL &ZE&EI,T 7A1BBT0H1). SBBVICI!,¦ WWtcnSa OwupOompaaji £»tar Bcilitua, Artlmr B tttot, , ( , I ;mad?paToblotoSTANDISH t ' Erery WJEDNE8DAY^ T jDatsbFixed bvthe Couiity Co^iwdiW«k. ind at Uyi tTBt W.BaUwairaSeehTiaj Boosa OBAUQEB HODBBA TO &|IV«BPOOl7l6 ¦ ; ttB adutak Londoni did*ffia ppla( Co., U, VI<5o«*«4Met, PHILADSLPHIA¦ . ' of Wet«rford x fl ::;M iiV^. OoZ Bochj«t« Balldisca, 1£3 Calling at Qowwtowa.wryThmd ay?* ' ! : i ! ' -hi ! : p^ Qrd* KlilppU* 1 FOB- HOLDING OV lat&saBallBtnM. I.l imaeiJjta«d ol OunWi Hmlsf. I ta.yos aScMd »*» asarnus fin - 1900 ; 17tfa Novanber,1S00 j (Ltoltol) to b« had fwn ttoAjt=tx gwoefal ' ' Kcteo*aa4 UtMaaortmMtla , butfo nsA s«tala» t»do EitodayB11th, August, EMjTlBaO oaraoy ' tlt«tha Buat model aad da^xa. . ' W*itxreiu>.- , ' ' ' ' ¦M aartoeAtUII OHiVbtOf ttmaM-ntttbu«1, , «lu«h l l?01. :|. hi liJejtaplxloyuMii"Citt»U«a*— ," ¦ ¦ " : ' ¦ 1 ¦ \' M : |9thFebruary,1901?:27thApril, " ; ¦ • ' 1 ' ' : - : M :¦ I" ' ; , . took ivo bin botti**,aM nnalf . " • : \- . . M*jbd eoai>I*t*ij „ 'tf<»m.« ¦ : [ ' .; ; "i ; : . . ¦ il ! QtJABf EBLY WBETINGa ^ : :| " !-/laiiEBiiipfcfiii' .|wJEt'K3^B^-- nna. I t»f* twoninUd tt iTamacii«ttiaBda, wb< J TvBirroii&Mi itiui 1S00; Hi . : S0^40u|ss. . ere !«!ao r;Befjtawil to cab* Uto ttafojn, 10th Sqitember, 1900 ;lTtb Dooanber, Ths PrcpV-ca Stan tadjHarfjlstor*fo aMl ttjnataaaftawfciM—ltor»: - . ' 190L | M jMedicalPipfe£ 3i6D,r,3 *aay ba ; Contract)ttr e*eryd taetip^op - ,;. . , Qlu)H. aiwtom,mian. CfcoMWr-P Ndg.Dt 76, MaiMUwt. - i : :v ) , I i 11th March, 1901-, 27th M«y,: i Are highly recomtnended byj the |, , . . Tfct . ' ¦ r 'cbmpiny, olltttttla«iJ ^* * ' ' ' ' ColIlM^ • : Steamshap. ¦ atJfC«Soa ' ^ '* '' DjmaawrAH-^ PAUIi : - ¦ 1' WatbrforA ¦ W«Ua. Ai»o» U»s* J ' ¦ ,, ri.; -;v (, i : { E. G. , i ¦!- ¦! ¦ ' — . ^ . B^wfc j ' "T¦ :' iLoaszoiT ' ; tuQn ilate3t analytical reporto, copida of T7?iich : | WI KVM Jotua ¦:! '¦ ¦ ¦ S«creSor3r to tlioCokmdlJ . r i , ; from tho ; ~t ; ^ '7avMnfl S - - < ' . * < Ckmn^ar-vr Trit.« CAB*«tr«tt.i ' .;! ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦, U TEHBED OBDES OF BAILtHa-KOV^lIBES, 1 CO3 ¦ ¦ , ; QiesjSBS^ foy gsastsiss, C.O.; .; : tnmtMt t^f tSiafi ¦ ; ^ ' 'B Office , ' : . • ' .; r ¦ [ , ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' ; ' ' .]¦ ; .bo on! application. ' ' • : . j, '} .pCclttoj j Ok*wo«^»bnM^By ^^T^*7 Comely Stcrttary : | - .;¦ • -BTBAXdUUii ' [• '¦ . : ;.. . . ban hcj d . :. . " " " • ¦ - : ; ' ¦ • •- ' , 14th Jnntv 1900. V ! ! _ i ,j! . ¦! NWBooe—W HtMir*.. - .. = , '--4- - -. '- • . . .! • • . . . • :v I j Watoford EEQINALD, OOMEEAtUJj IAEA, S^^yi^*>i£»wrwl i fa[Oma»)Wi»~rM Waal«r««« DTOBBODT. 1 , OflranCT, PISCES E£P.o7£BD XDD ! COT i ' ' . Cqiwifc itwtt. ;| | ^ : . 1IKNAPIA, OEBADEN, *c. j «^te> 8WB i«aBtooa^MaMsVni ' - , WiXFOiw-WTtaiwpB , ^ ^TSrOTIOa. Wftterfori :—Johniitot7ii, Watprifbrd. ! ;;.! . MwA» l jiWMt,,^, - ; r^T - Th* 1 i , nanufe,o*or5r • wffl aaiaa»M4ra«ld^tw] ta . ' ' .. J»ha Hlato^XoeUormt . -.! -j.iAi.Kia-&. JJI BtsuajMpConpanytlinllai rrtatoa U»y ;C43 «asaiiot cj y^ a xiirnanrtmici ' ITT'»*T*»»«••»» •« I * Xante *. . Ui* i In tidi ertewdf» EJiucAoXHoxM—WO*Dei>oeae. ' : ;! v eoDdlUos* Euatlt>n*d la Werka cntrtilted to tfcra at th« Siflrtart Nottoo, Is tin WAlUiKTT B iiiSKUlJNIS, ^S«MiBaB^».mait oa to tad C4 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ | ' ^»'pTinr™iFBnri irt«^B.nii<- T^nntj ,6 ^ b* the !] T~ T~ "T: !¦ ¦ ;¦ ;¦ ¦ -inl bastSt yts, aadoa OM Moal UodwatoTmra. ¦ ¦ : ' " ' ' ' i • I I ~T: - . M . tobai over O*»»CTre,a ,. !' . • Ofiow. i >1 olI ttji : : : W CKEEFFB 4 PONS fain . tem¦ nn!^]iaifot-«»a«t ENCOUHAGE IBIBH AST ¦' ¦ ^» M **° *nx jrffl U"K* '» MlHa, ! ' Dablln. X&EtTtt— i ' WAS'SBFOSui.ll ed OB oatlr MotUat BUlUff. J lt» importtaJ Llicartoo*Q oinlet et 8tranz S7, THE HAnOE, * \ ba oseu,to:roselT»B iMancca azxMn* bj tba Hlffct XUU ; ' at QE080S WU1TK*BON8. WATIXTCBO. 11_ , \ ¦ed inppjj epleaiM Stoats and EobUj : i»a and Kobdtaoo Ltd., j BDILDINO WOKK IA5D CO»[TEACTS^! ¥f ijtmbfo $t;. e& I Organs, M^ndoMuma «aa ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' H«»««. Oonj»g , . | O£LTIO^OROS8E8. I' .;. ' A Hi> JBBI ^TolL i TIOD - : ' !«. Qufton Iftiart CsbUs, aod BraathM, BjaalUoi^ li ; Promptly and CarcfnllyExecsted, | | j. ^nWA-TSaFOBD TO WAXKSK XI , Uodmate P *, ] I j ROS wtxsuoat) TO aURck ma, nino > > Lon«r ai4 C*» Btorl* aaTftoBa, SwkrillTstmt i Mi ' ¦ ' WtUtr,Mdar , ':¦ HDOT *I_. t4 p.(.B.s. BSiadar.odsr.. Bo?HOT JH.L. ^_»njJIa.. UnfMD. riWt •addo.}!)*. OapM-ttnat.DaUtai KOat , EDVVARD [; ' •;.;- - j .! .;! a...ljnooo WcdwJij „' 7.i.* SS* O pja CiriH TboaM M'XolMnMdOo. B^jMt. i O'SHEAii I C3TPJJ .TEB mm£[ \ .j ViaadtT* '<• „ 10.L. » Wna ma^ Koanmntal Arehltootwna , IMdar, ' !tt »— * P-18- SUniaij, Iioxsox ntfvt—71and !S Cbazttrlwiwa *jnaio, £0. | * ««mlpto ' ¦; and, Rronilssalat VTiSir. » 1»... I >»• W«doaday, n; lCll «r.a ¦j' " W«^*BENnp ,w * Qju&juu^-l\ i • ' " [Utf¦ orlmhopa i ' ¦ : " ; y ' ,, l».« « p.ia. «on,, ZT~3pan , Wedneada/,.. >SJ.»Ul>.B. JEjfcabllalipies^d —frrtw Haif-a-Oenti^y. , M ¦ ' ' at the lowest point Tba drttolailon of Tu WAT BIOU> NFWI asd of Jd*y. • !.. »- »»-»» !¦ -. ., ? i : . iWe purchase, > ! » -! - : !¦ TBB EvaMuia Nnn it trabU teat of »11 the p«p«n JjJiES ¦ , ¦ i,Vai{« B« faaa|< lttoUEottia. i j ' : , Bro^dntwd, Allison, HopWnsoo. Oboppall, ¦! , growths '' H^^EiS' ; j' B«rth—CnobertandBaal*. Bristol. I : . j Pianoforteo by Collard A €ollnn3 of the ; market, ' the finest pablUb«d In Waterrord and neeaditba cmo cad Qpan tm—KILKXmiY i awl £ZPPJ3U^B7 ": ' Zelydry - Ctablea and Posting I aAis* 8. B. ' ; I ' 8 *nn>Tlok* i i'r i Eutof Inlasd. ' . - . r. .;. . - . OABB OK ON IJII eh» rf* •' e* boar VTatttfoid or, TTtxford i inpayment SyaMror j !. \ : JIJAIH-8TEEET 1 - -$ 8tlp Co.' , Staaaeri oft piTteatot »84 : ' Gardens ; thiB enables us always 0, DOOBUI ; W« etfn * ! ' ;|; tirgens and Hermoniqms et prices naver boforc offered to the pablla j J HOLES BROKBS TO BTSQIB ¦4 ¦ ; American fair UMWMOK AJ«) ;{ T - '• •¦ ¦?¦ ¦> Sanad at Bdlitotito DabEnp erlitiitol : exceptjonali value, both WATOBfOBD. ¦WfflXKBN ¦ '¦ ¦ ' - '; • - . !;: , » TieWt* ¦¦ ' •: ; : ;! ;¦[ i to offer - • ¦ • JuU LlTilT. '¦!.'- • ' . '. ' , il - !¦! - BAHSKsa. p-l Co., «t»U.bl» for retain Icon WautLrA or ¦ ' i ; Old Instrnioents taKen id eschango GS ^art payment. ; ; J ; ' . ' I ! ' B. *. »j* Woiricrd 8t«4>£al» t o.'« ; ¦ appearance. ; ,|. V« ifara to Bristol kjr pjj- > liquor and f | PEEOSHABLR TBAPPIO, Bt»»m«« oa ¦ •yxaent ix Ou ettn.' or frocciCork~ on ;' ; ; i! Violtos, Flatus, Mejodloiis, Concertinas, Aoto-Harp3, Guitars, Banjoo, in t/cat i ' • i f i:: ¦ ¦ T ¦ rN0Lt(0rSgaatM,fV>«Har,8«fcfcB»l i*XB«tW«,' meitof ta.M ««?»• jWoiord to : J ' I : ¦! " : ; Jj ill Jfletnzs ttekai* laraM at Witerfort or ;7 " : "\^ " j M ' . : . ; " |. Brlftoi by Wa&irfattl 8t««m Ship Co. «r»ar*UaUs f or retoxa : N^^ ' " ;j Ia Ma*qM m«aaUBtatloWaaA«a^Har4,UMMWk (ron Brijrtol U» Oo» lor to PoDlia : ! ;; '; ' 'VioliD, Bafflo,;GaUar, and Zither ctriugs at nil prices. i ! Moore arjIhJKol 8* »» Co, ¦ ; • i ilvie & and W«a»rtB*UwayB wt— «t BVDUOBlHATBI r ' , j - Og ¦ I , ibnt-'MMMSL . . .,' . - , •! ' ! ; ' rlt faft«»sonUuL L : All the latest-Mosic, Songs, Dancer!Pieces , at reduced prices j thousands to :] Hi Bitarn'Ho auaraatalUbU : | ; ! ¦ j ' ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ii yaatatiawVraTte Wa»«rfortu3 Hft >3lhrdt ao? AKV! J/IFMjSPpOXj ¦ ¦ • ¦ ' i . . . : ii ; ' , tri¦ ,1(S O19 ¦¦ ii £2lect from. i. I , i : I : . Place,; . CORKi. ' 'ftwpaiya iSS . • MOM WiOWOUC • |- • < OM> U*fUO0t> < I ' Warren's MoUoa vltk tb* Ona W«5ar» ' o> ' : i ; ITHE OHEAPEST HOUSEJN IRELAND* \ \ ;|i I B.rrt3law apt8aM »>t> TnSl»^o.l«id botL , »_ » o«.o : j ;| «a Thrwrt Cbtmf«d Tui ytamr,' - H ' * -I ata . Jtooy, ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ; •IdH ofJutTOav^ If » pja • wSdm'dt/ ' ,. . 1.40 0»^a ' ¦:' - -, ' . . . ! . : . - :_ . . jl 'h; w t6 TMIB htriS 'V adiMAlur, I „ »«. Addrep-r ' l . 1 \ 'u. I I E>TABI.ilH»^ 1818. ; | I- . r Fa»» Tralo*:. PartiOTilara Ba*H, 1 Ao, caa !b«d at Uy of) tba Oompaaj'a "Sutumaw MlxtnrAJ Moa4»T.,, J».«ltop4o ' 'p* ¦ ¦; 1 iSty, i U-.7 Vm fton iha Mo'tnlfBfld. . i ¦ ' .' ^ ; ITater&rdi: : • 'Ma ^^^te t^^i! ^ v i w»makd,*»y,7', 51.» p-m WHaVl** figgt; Jcui.iBi et. .it, . | SSTABU8HED 185L . ^^SZ ' ' ' lfaicg coth noTp J " «¦ BOOH ¦ ' ¦ : '¦ ¦ : \ «.» «L«: JM«4»» J *- . !¦ ; ! ¦ :¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦!! ¦ ¦! S mSSf . . !„ (/ p.D 'fi 'ii !: •;: . ¦:¦ \ , I- • : ! r.VOd«il»y,;,,- SS... 3 SJB Wadji'diT j, *£_ .* I ; ?Kn>AT ; ™ ; :»ttta> i. 8»i.;« 0 a.« PEN EVEEY MONDAT JJJD. BIRKBECE: BANK ! J 1*55. |,V 9U1MOI IX to HaU-p«*t« o'Olook. | 1 b» «ohdaf V«a»l» Load at' ltttb Wbirf, i Wattrtorf O bom Sootiain ^BIdji^ e».^Ce^i t . ; . ! cuaBBHT Accooirrs ; maglm—eonatm tbj . » ¦ koria of UtSc B «t«l—Cabto,t Os(l«j.U« . | d». :tH(i)i[kS wtttoafflijdeiioiit MOB«7^^ »O «rt«*ol ' ^ i^ ' #T-"W» tet* {ani)4r 13 year*] : | DiJWBOS^I; Aw •j 10a | , itaile-CUldm ' irl b taaOJMTl >o 'opoonM i aii la&oB twy r*««po»Uar p oa tlw iafaihnnnimoa tfilThalaaoca, IJIO/ ICa ' Call* £«;UII (afilliUr (or 'Tiro.'ixsUf. ; : jHOigKS*. 30/ »hen not drawn bekrw Io tM»rav t»"er boca Bttafol or ' tinrpool) Uav i Oitun " ' ' ; :; pirn'•itttowu jdorlii* lh» ?». notU UM /o £lOO. ; *• JO 5 alMlJjTi oda ; -| |HAS I , V : ;j! Se S» sza rcb ldrentuwn 12 ieia»]. ' »- !*•<*# 11 : ; - i . - j . OPENED: i • DEP08IT ACC0UHT8 !WaS ; chlldrw MkUii J 1 . ] >;—DtppJflt carrtpd [rrom *»tertord oil Wexfordl ! "^SLWSlSSl W 1ttbBttflbfl0 8«u«Uiy, ifoatU '•^^^BCASBA- it to Ott tot J ! is «• aoMvpuiad by a HonH / rdm to* ¦ ¦ lTr ' 4 WWt»h*ilPl*<*,koodoo , a.W. F ;: ; ¦ | , . i ftQM MpmyW[%*- jHH^M^Mf] t'r VMtRSwfSfi ^S'* ;. > i7^' : jf ijrleottoj» • ¦¦ -^^^ '^Sb'MDtnb7' . tl I rv«k, WTa«ool. i FIRST-CILASS i PAWN OFFICE . ; !¦ = ;! ' .; : P oi«»«B«rth-PriM^« Ai jutp :. - JUftMi iWtltBUi » BMMMM W .J .^W HIM ' r 1 j. STOCKS SBASSS ^ ] aiatnnn »n>- |h bat*taa WiMTorkablrrfprd ab4 Chs «*lilr» I^ ¦ SutwMaiidLan^alilandi^ B.Uira/ Stock*iid HARI-ST,,: MpipANi iMian*#f^' /•v .i;. r^j.- ,/.i.-^VM - :•; •'•- t*atooii«IMU fWMtosL«taao4ai sdlouu | i ll . ! : 17, i STi^ ^ ;^^ ¦ 5 t»»te,» 1 1I 1 ,£#¦»!»'{W . and • j l- iauKCK .toJi^Bow,.'^ I«B ttfejSw c^**' •?*' T^'* :i

li ¦ ¦ fffl ^SS^I^^ISffei "'Tw 'fr ^ i- 'ijaUliiBl iaP i' - " ;-^ iv??¦ •(¦ ^ MIJ : ¦ ¦ ' *; ,:i ' -: ; - 'i' ' -I '¦ :-\:-y \'- "~:UU ¦/. ;\\ ,\. ¦ ¦ ¦:•; •? ¦ - - ¦ "!¦ • ' 1 3- -f- / : -V; . v : V -;-: ::; . I! - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ mk - ¦ '¦ • ~ ir: : ¦ ¦) ¦ ' ; ¦;¦ > ~ ' ' ; ; ¦ : ¦I ]• ; $m':r ; .; i : ;,. , ]. , • ! ' f i. ' "^/ | : : ? '' ^' '! ;i " : - 1 !¦ , < '- ; : .i r-i.V?:' . 'i j. . : . ¦:!{. •;-:^.j- . . - , ::- 'i ::-y.;*.'i '^ ' mm :!S M \P- i' " lm ; \: , . . . \r\ -4 - ^?f^? =|i- - -: ^- li-tf'.i " .*if - :! -N-- :. :>:^:li|!: ! !- ^-1 ' j ; ft£) 1 --^ ¦ ¦ I : ¦ '¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' \. h. .'-l- i 0:4 "-— ' ^ ^' i W-(I . .i'- : , mrnmmmmm ^ * ' :U ;¦ ¦!:' P^K' r ^^'^^enM;';b^ii^^psA^^1 Iio^b!sr tM 'l ¦/Sporting^ jproliig . |an iihi] Baft jJ&ree; tttoujjto i dn i . ¦: . . . Wi j ri ;. .} - . f--N:!\ - &n f MU^»T0*»fartjhiiti • - • immoimw ; V u ' ; ' ' ' : ONE DOOE FEOH all parta of Iceland to eta : cUclearMr ' ofoi |theknIthetn allall., -andand isiai I in the handa-'of BL0B BCA0K .!¦ ' ; - i : -- : : , - : THE MAw^lfW ^;->'H: ^v;-riiii -r himTace. He was hand*-of ' ; |- ; in Waterfordwatenoroja k couple of Henry, Harding, brother of ,'f Paddy" Hording, COMBINED. :¦ • ¦ ¦• years ago and spen J . ;>TATypNERY ;; , . . . j j - j - . . L TKETH, whiah h« gnttiiaftwi ttt'be •wry 'ritpeoti ¦a most enjoyable time herd favounW hurler. ; I do ' not desire ,to dis- ¦ ' ' ; ; BnppHei PRIZE MEPAi ARTIFICIA perfect In . IndeIndeeded he after- 1 PW\ . ' . ' OABINBIS ^ M I O Oomtort, DhrabUi-.y, unS Nstnril App«»nwoe, »nd aniww In nMf ftmatjiotha Sword ¦*•«??: vrt¦K-axjds told nximd !tb.at te tha Horgan has been trainingrunder B^rLLrANT ' iu price. The jthat he wis never so hospitabhospitablyly R4 BED. : ; i Jjiverj'tblngl l is aayaociti;, ¦ J ' ¦ All Opeiatloni parieotly fahilaa by hl» Metbodi. ;; yrtijietipns. oi jByB »P»M| ynnnoifcitpf -; . : auspices' of the Pastime Athletic Glub ? ;¦ ¦ ¦ received as dliring his visit to our city. EveryEvery' JVi jaa i '*¦ • • ' comrrjund of. Capital still however, ennbles us ' . .j , ; " 28 > PURE OPFICE ; ' 6ii cyclist in Wajterford; whi ¦ knows Charlie Peaae GUM. ¦ Single Tootli; 2a TJiMrj^a, .. - LINES to our 21s ; edj ] . . t- CUTTI]|ra" Bet, trom )• Jo offer a FEW " ' . will.join with -me in' expressing sincere : I ! Ition is thoj New York Athletic Club, with regret ! Ten Bayers. IMarkitbe following and calculate i ¦ that he: ;has lost so genial and 1 so loving a;; : jwhich W wiU throw in his lot.";-: ;. i OFFICE PASTE.;.; Extractiow witb. Cocairie. 28^ 0d ; aot4"FjllliigB;iQ«-8d.1; ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ; ' ' 1 ' ¦ ; I , f ¦ " ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' "! tlio saving. , :| .; parent. i ' ' I I ' . -. - ' "' I ' ' ¦ ' j . j ; Perfootly GM a Speelality; ei. vB>rTMita »ttpd«a «t ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ****** V Puialjsa Extr&cHom by Nitron* O*tf* . $•*»•*' : I OH11O ' ' ' ' ' . '\ !¦ i-; '- .I < : ¦WRITING ^ DE3KS. - ' AtUndi»oe, 10 vm-l '-bA pis.'S - i > . - ; ' ! ITJ HAIR: ! \ . . ' ¦' —Mixeti : Muski Mints Only ; : : Chirgea. Comtsot; Daily -! . • ' ¦' ' . - ¦ ' ! SweietS. , ,) ¦ ¦ v : HAED LINES. I i: . j '- ' 1 lk ' '¦ ' ; Conversations ,(Gnaran-V 3d. i ' OB ! , i iThe Stewards of V Jockey Club have b««n reqn«st«a by ft vast numW! ot bfa Pft^imto VT»tai9t&*i&< The governing body bf ' Ib. ME. H. J. BEADL¦ ¦ ¦ AW hiving . .}¦ ¦ ;the Irish Cyclists : extended the sentence passed >y ¦ the StewaHB ; ; ; telad Pare Sweetn) ) per ' - . ,: . - ,¦ '. ..• -.: . .! District, will in litnre ' be -' la: I-: , ' ' . .; . .:? IJsaociolteon jhave ;billed |the South-EastenijLi : bl thaj Irish National Hunt ' Steeplechisd Council lor £10 'Committee upon t; Hair to all 1 meetings un- Jam8—Strawberry ind Apple / A" 5d- , proportion of co3t for carry-;•! ' ¦ ' ing out the Popularisjition Scheme which!i der the Rule's of Sating. . . ; ; I l . Ra8pberry|aud A))ple ] > p^r Constant Daily i Att^Mape '¦ ! ' ¦ ' ; come into force late this year. As the S.E.C.' ! ] ' I ! ••**•• . : i , j ! Black Corrant aim Apple ) 2Ib Jar. l ' ' ' ¦ ' " ¦ ;. • ' : had their Hotel Scheme—which was for all !; ;O^EIL^ . AN© WATKINS. i \ Guaranti-d Pure Fruit, practical purposes quite as good as the other: j ; hard;li iNews has teached us from' Limerick 1 to the \ I £) 3trayvbery; ' John Gray (All 9d - . —in operation at the time,' it certainly is ¦ ¦ ¦ f 21, LOMBARD-STREETl ^%S^: lines to have to pay Oils tax of £10—for itt effect that (Watkins has abcepted O'Neill's '. Raopberry [¦ & Co's -|per 2lb Where he will practice the latest American and Modern Dentistry. Scheme;a 1 challenge to run him two matches of thiree really is a tax. jEhe Popularisation j 'I ;- Blacli Carfant ) Finest ( Jar. ; booklets could riot be! disposed of , as the;i '< and ' iout miles respectively for the champion- Thi; more obviona adv»pt6ge« o! tble lyatem tie :¦— ; '; : ¦ charge for them was one shilling each where-;. ship of the I world. Well, ip start with, this Marmalade ... 6id. and ed. per 21b. Jor. h ' 1. Not tbe Bligbtent interference catucd to voice or tasts, i: ; {his . I1 ¦nias 1 not' O'Neill's challenge I at all, the real ) I- 2. Psrfeot; eles^Ilness. ' ' ! " : . . ' . as the booklets issued year by the S.E.C. Biscuits—Mixed, Ginger Snaps, All 3d. ¦ -nearly all the Clubs in. cartel being! that there Bhpuld be a seneB- ol. 8. Appe&ranco to natural ibat deteetloo is impjaaiblo. . : .! . . . . . were distributed by ; ; . Butter Tea, j&c. | per Ib. ¦' ' . ¦the district to the imembers without charge, j threie matches, three/ four, and five mile3, j ] , 4.' When fixed, gultfl Immovable. . \. ' " ' '¦ ¦ ' '¦ ' * : ; for £200! arside, to take place not later th. an , I ONE DOZEN BOXES OF MATCEtES 6. Spoeoh, BiDging, usd artlcnlatlon decidedly iipproved. : .' :: '' . i • I. •••?•• : : ' ; the middle of December. If Watkins 'and I. l : ¦ 'I and can bo fixed aithar removed SOOTH EASTERN . COUNCIL. . : JTLT'J | : - j " FOR A. PENSt f 6. They are mdet uiefnl for mastication, permanentlyor to ba IN 1 ' ¦ ¦ ' O-*Neill want to run a' race, better way to "do / !¦ ' : , ' ' ! OTK^AEERS GREAT I :: , at ¦ the will of tbe wearer. • . ! . ' ; An itaportant meeting , of ' this flourishing it is oh a trick instead of on paper. - It wopld- ' ¦ ¦ ¦;: well be difficult \o det«mine that either can fly at ^\- - t ;¦!¦ . I pereonally construct each case I supply failure, therefore, \* body will be held toimoirow. (Saturday) toj ' }. V^RIE^Y . : - j[- FRIGHTFUL SEDUCTION | ; discuss the position ol affairs and transact the : championship before dealing with Tin- ¦ nigh impoasible. .• , . [ i ;, , !¦; . clcr,whoi is a champion from a thousand yards ¦: It to b« tb«t his no ^ important business. I am glad to learn from ; i ! IN ; sqAP. _ .. • Mr. H. J. BKAHliAW^ eelres ipectMly noted iyitem require* extwetlow Hon: Sec. Jones that the 6.E.C. was never in. up i to: ^hree miles,. and £500- cash can ; be of Teeth or Stnmpjl for the porpote of tnsertlos ArtlMcUl Twth ; therefor* there.U abwlately so ffiiund fqr any man who can y ¦ ¦ such a sound,financial condition as at this ^ takehira down ¦ for Our No; 4; Pale Soap-.:. )nly Id- per Poirod Psln catwed to tbe >*tlejnt, a Uet dtre«(ly Interesting to Ladles and aerroo* ssbjecta; ' : ¦ ' ¦ any of the journeys comprised.^ ¦] • 1 Jn de ' ', : . : . . . I' ... ' ¦' : . ettett B ; «attefaetU»n every UU qtfulcr moment. | ; . ¦ ¦ : " ' ' ¦11 ^ ,, ' ,^ - „ l^ d . . 1» • :. . H^»rd« both, eost ftad of !' . . " ' ' 1 " " '' •; ¦ " I j •*•**• !' ' ¦ '!¦ ¦ irort, to nl*Dnmerons iratlents, »• • the iccotnpanylDKtestimonlali cloarlypro rft. . . - ' ¦ , i> \ 2 „ ,, ... . j i . 2d. I! ' ¦ . P. O'CONNOR. • FREE^JWHEELS.: j .. . j ;. ; | . . .: ; .8ueh ReniilE« proof* of pnWW favau* apeak for tbenueWe*. • lTnrth*r commentih«te«>,;»owwer ; ; ^mmmMsqs STATIONEBS & B00K8BLLESS, ' ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' j, 1 (Finest Pure | . gretUylrig , is aauKtzssjj. . . .- ¦ ' !. . ' • ' ¦ ' ¦ •¦ •¦t:- ¦- ' ¦„'!: •¦¦'J^ ¦ ¦" ¦ ¦ *. /% There is no truth in the rumbur circulated ! The defects which' haye jberaduiilly taken awoy, l qulto BtronR since I got them. Mr friends greatly admire them know ther- ajid ' - dnl pound of , and say they wonld hardly America very soon. My; friend assures me the fre<3 wheel proi: :¦ ¦ all would did opportunity arise, and it is just . ' Everything else we sell i3 equally Cheap To Mr. H. J. Brafllaw. . . , >] : . ;: . possible he: may move out : there on a season. [ Ihe uistory l / <>. ;. . . : ! •••»•?» . . ¦ tny trouble or pain, and are, indeed, very comfortable, and all that e&n be desired. • I am glad j to see the Waterford Hunt had der, to meet the demand. ! . : .i • GREAT VETERAN-. ; ¦ • ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ . . . - . Yooj™ Y«ry t*ltMal!T.ANNA HANNl«AHr. such a brisk day's sport out of Mount Con- I . : ««••««.; • ¦; ' BEHAN FAMILY. ; ; ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ \\ ' County. llr H^ 3. BradbTT, 78 Hercoort-stroet, Dnbllo, - • > ¦ •( .¦ • • • greve on Saturday! last| In the old days this : THE On the Ground, Northampton, on . : 1901 PATTERN. ? ! Considering the . few patrons he has | had Monday, E. C. Bredin (Ji^brooke), and |T. F. A . Soderite Prica. Convent ot Onr Lady ot &fcrc7, Belturbet, Caran, t/lfd?. , trystiij " pldce was always one Of the surest ¦ since he becume a tijainer, not many in the teeth, Tyhlch r -t ¦ ¦ ' • ' • ¦• ¦'¦ ¦¦ finds, iand ninny Now, I however, things have settled down, Keane (America), decided their 400 yards race Dear Sir,—Many thanks for are most satisfactory, " (' a gallant run was had fronr1 1 profession have made more progress (than i , hence; to Pembrokestbwn , Ballynaneeshagh, and the natural effect of competition is being for £100. Both are well known, Keane as the . Yours In¦ Jems Christ, ;, BISTER M; J^AGOAIEW. William Behan. Coming of a family ! inti- winner of three! Sheffield handicaps and Bre- Mr. H. J. Braaiaw, Surgeon Dentist. . .. ¦: . ' . . . Knockadeny, or Ballvdufi, and many a time; felt with the attendant result eminently satis- . ¦ factory to the rider. '. Tho mately connected wiWi racing, he is ofae of din as the quarter l and half-mile champion. . .. Bt Ennao's Semlnaryj Xettwkenoy^ August26th , 1896. trad oft thej hounds' even took us on to Kill;! j free whell for J1901 seven brothers who : served apprenticeships should be a great advance on the free wheel 1 The | men stripped fit and well, and in the Are You Interested in the I have great pleasure in testifying to the skill and attention drspiaye't "by Mr. Bradtatr, botb . !o> Gardeamorris amTNjwtown. Mr. Ambrose j ' in j training stables, ' all of whom, in due . Congreve, tiie owner of 1900,1 for; it will be perfected in many ways. presence of about 1,500 persons wont ori their extraction ot 6 Viry decayed tooth and tbe other branches.ot his. pifefesslon .—J. MAOyifiS, B.A. >f Mount Congreve, in course, figured prominently in the pig6kin. mark at 5 o'clock; Keane was smartest away .': ' . 1894 the days of , the Curtighmore, , used send his Signs are not wanting that^the "free wheel yiur Family ? ^ '^ueensboronffb House, -Bray. September BStb at will" " It is one of those .'brothers, Phil, who is and;soon had a yard and a half lead.I This Health of Dear Sir am very much obliged to yoa tor tbe splendid set of teeth ; they have given ma every traps to th i meets -in a stvle ithat would do will have a permanent place next located at Mountjoy; Lodge, Curragh,; who ,—I year, ^several makora haying, turned their he maintained; for hall the distance,; when tatl3factlon both. l ,n eitlofl end speaking ToWB liltMully,. ;& , 1* OOFF. credit, to a leading w jip of the fonr-in-hand , prepared Berrill for the Cambridgeshire, ' ' ! ' par o rs with ¦ attention to the problem, " and apparently Bredin gradually' closed. . One hundred! yards DON'T HESITATE Com e u [ Mr. H, J. Bradlavr,, : ¦ " '' - • . ' ! ¦¦ -i .. . ¦ '¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦¦ club. Mr. 3ongreve, too, was one of the best whicB he won on Wednesday, and thup; fal- ¦ ¦ . • ., : succesafullv elucidated it. from home Bredin drew level, and running all comers and we do riot fear the result. Otie ¦ > *¦ ¦ > . AVellsborougB, August29th. . ' 'j Undoubtedly a ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ preservers of foxeB in the country. ! ' lowed in the footstepa of. " Willie," yh(> : car- ' - ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ • • '¦; : • - : -¦¦• :¦¦ - I ; " free wheel at will'' is much better than a : splendidly, woii by half a yard, in 45 4-5 sec. Pound of our Tea will go almost a9 far as 2 IT. J. RrsiJIiw . •!: . . . . : . ; i d *«C9 ried off the same event with Irish' Ivy last i •wheel ' '' Bredin was favourite. i 'tetter recommend free at all times. ' : ; i : ¦ ¦ ¦ : , 0 ft O ba of most other Teat. Dear Eir—I noror had a or mora comfortable caae.¦ I thall do all la my power to ' ; : year. . ' ' •. •• ¦ ¦ ' 1 . , ¦ HMW ¦ ¦ :¦'¦ DESPATCHED. -: , ; . ; I ««»«, i - | »., . . MM ^ yon. • . •• MBS. RltKNEB, . i j W. Behan, when yet a child, .was appren- !l ¦ ¦ i ¦!: ' ' TIMES. ! ; ' ; - , , . S»h, 1889, :REA8ONR ' ! . I ^ . ' ' ¦ ' ¦ • ! . . ,0, BeIgr«« Bc*«, p*bth», II*reh ticed to the late Joseph Ffrench, for whom ' ' ¦ ¦ I ' The " Irish Wheelman" says:—"The Race J; ' on. a circular track in Eng- Tbe new est of teeth yoni supplied me vrltb, X have the, Rreftteotcomfort with thfm; they are- Committeeibf the' Central District Centre, I.O. and the late T. Connolly, bo rode a host of The finest t|me SAMPLE : THESE TEAS FORTHWITH own teeth. I The reason for this is not far to seek. Over winners, and even iduring , his light-weight land by an amateur is 45 3-5 eecs, 'made by perfect fitting, and have shown tbem to several of my friends j tb«y are Jo«t Ilka my A., which has been holding aivery searching a stretch I of rough; • greasy ¦ and ¦ undulating per qiinrter Ib. shall do my best to recommend you. . QOBB1NS, important H. C. L. TindalL atJ Stamford Bridge on June 6d.i 6id » & 7d, Toon vert , faithfully, ¦ B. ¦ investigation into certain charges of racing days ho secured nearly all the - ' ' - " -' - '. < ¦¦ ¦¦. ¦• i •: • ¦• macadamiked roaa. the free wheel : is not the taceB to be -won m thiB country. Increasing 29th, 1889. Tho professional record is held by ' ' per ib. To H. .1. Eradlaw. Surceoa Dentist...... ; , malpractices for some . time past, has, we boon and jblessing as it is | over ordinary' sur- -2i3., '2a. 2fl & 2a. Ad. learnt : disposed of the! first batch of offenders weight, however, compelled' him ; to take to A. R. Downerjiwho ran 400 yards round Bur- (acea; An! expert rider is able to correct side : and over tho sticks he ' Park track, on February 6th, 1897, in by suspending a quartette of fairly prominent Blip by careful pedalling arid back cross-country riding, he den ¦ Don't buy anything bolow thesa prices from Constant Daily Attendance,'10 a-nv, to 8 vM-t at 21, LOMBASD-ST., , pedalling, wa^ scarcely less successful than had been 44 4-5 sees. This was ' done. against Bredin, riders for life. If , this , is true, it certainly but where[ the instant B. retarding pressure ' ' ' ¦' us or anyone else if y )U valno your heaUh and One Door from The Mall, waterford. > •- > '- i Iook3 i like business, on the flat. ' ' i . ' who had for days been unable to run |at all, lease tee and! from what we hear, is put on the cranks, the wheel runs free, the To avoid disappointment p .the name Mr. H./J, JBR^OJJ.^f :ia .. ' < "TT X ' -C^Kt^ : • Vb course in Ireland and Blip, but I can very often be: pulled, up by , with:whom he won tha Leo- Bonus to tne value ofi .fujly SIXPENCE with the best situated from a spectators point of corrective- • Diana Forget J. J. PARKIN8dN.^ : j back-pedalling pressure. There pa'rdstqwn Grand Prize, was in; his charge each Ponrd of Tea,' . Oie'cks given with view, ! is that atlKn ickaconnery orer which are other 'circumstances junder which a fixed i The London! " People oayB-.—Mr. J. J. Par- the Carrick'-on-Suir Races when he was' purchased by W. RbbinBon, oi ¦ i-lb and . npwardaj cu ,that all may enjoy the will be held on iwheel would be; preferable to a free wheel Foxhill . During hi& . career he has-showa kinson, who brought a few ; horses, over to Tuesday nest. I fee confident that the pro- to many UBers. For; instance; although a free Duustall Park} this ' :w«ek and won races, io Boon thns; ; offonid. | These Checks can ba moters of himself to be capable of, getting as much out ¦ the meeting will be cordially sup- wheel- is easily managed ; in , traffic , yet. st the and, theipresent -time crack and most successful exchanged ;at any iofi our Branches for usefo l ported, by ithe - publii. Mr. J. P. ' of horses as any of 'his contemporaries^ ' Kennedy, 'same time thero are many people who would like his brother PhQ, he is in the , prime of gentleman jockey. in,' Ireland:;- • . • | ; household aiuclci, : oui in many Towns for the Hon. Bee, will, I no doubt; send the en- feel safer ' ¦ ¦ : and more tit home on a fixed wheel , full of vigour, and a. close attendant to : . . j . ' «t o • o : i tries ' for Jhsertion jn Mondays " Evening when in " life j PrcpcVy Gooda. I : a busy thoroughfare, and to such; business, so both can be relied bn to ; make DOUBLE VICTORY. ' Newsj" and!oar " Man on the Spot" will prob- amongst others, the "free wheel at will" is ' ¦ ' ably tip some good winners. I i further marks in their profession. : \ : a distant advantage. : ; ; A; victory in ;the Cesarewitch and Cambridge- ¦' ¦ ¦ .!: ; : eaeoao • ' ¦ ¦ ! ; . I , «08SSS ' . shire by the earae owner, but with different ; PARTNEESHIP. , MR. : BRADLAW. I FAST AND CLEVER. j ; | horses, as attempted by Mr. h, NoumannAhiD ¦ ' ¦ : ' ; - ' ' ; , i •1 'partnership has been registered' under year, was- Qchieved |;a few years ago by the Mr.j .I. iJ'Bradlaw has disposed of the fol- i' Jacauelin, the fanious French sprinter, has then lucky Mr. i Jack Hammond, who won lowing yearlings to Mr. Rules of Racing between MCSSTB I J. J: Par- L. Robinson of Lon- :proved himself to be the fastest and cleverest kinson and T. J. Wjdger in the two-year-old with Rt ffaticn ftnd'FlorGnue. I don, 'viz.—Colt by Bendemeer—Nellie, and |nder of the day. His ' last important match Rainstorm. ' ' ' j oi • o a colt by St David—Castashore. The youngsters |0f the yeajr, recentry decided ', at the Para des ! . OSJ8CO ' I ¦ will be trained at RqsBtnore Lodge, Curragh; j Pnnces track in AMERICAN METHODS. . | Paris, saw him put in some ROYAL FLU8H AND EAGER.: i| ty Mr. F.. F. Cullen. By the way. Mr. tTj. 'of the finest riding bf WB life. The event, a After the severe criticism of Lord Durham Bradlaw, surgeon dentist, ; Iwcastle Tea Go Lombard-street , is ! three-cornered sprint match1 between him- Both the horses in the Gold Cup at Hurst on the advont of, American owners, trainers,' a brother ,ot this well-known and greatly¦ j Sell, repiesenting 1 France, ' Tom Copper, Park on Baturda** 'passed through the sale and jockeys, it is not surprising that the mat- CBtoemed Bportsirian. ! ' ' ' lAmenea, pnd Harpy : Meyers ring on tho fame dav at the December sales • ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ' , 'Holland,[was ter has been taken up\by them, and that they . ¦ i . ' . j' ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ,.:.:.i . . , ¦ ., . . -ji :! meeso' . ;tho outcome of an argument as to whoi 'was last year, when Mr. !F. W. Lee obtained 400 most bitterly rcsenC-.-la lordship's remarks. . : ¦ . i . WATERFORD CHAMPION. I ithe best rider of ithe:famousstrio who have guineas for Royal IFlush, end Mr. Fairie Mr. Drake evidently feels that all thej abuse ; LOOALj BR4K0HES i i I i ; j : Repeatedly;, beaten the ' other European sprin- allowed Eager to fail to the bid of Mr. L. has i been directed to himself and 'his em- ...: 1 Of Mr. Fitzs champion dog " 8port" writes jters ; 60 the three cracks : ,600 guineas. ' ' ¦¦ ¦ Wotorford . ' 4, BE0AD-STEEET FREE OH APPllCAti'dK.TO * —" Foreigner Acain accepted the offer Neumann for 3 , ! r .. ployes, and may therefore be to a certain ex- ^ [once more showed his jof M.! Deagrarige, the manager of the Pare ' ; . . CC3B09 ! ' i j' tent excussd for makuig such sweeping alien Kilkenny¦ - 85, HIGH-STREET. Partiality for the grotind by ' j _ crediting Mr. w. ,des Pnncds track, and rode three trials. , The ' ' ' : gatious of laziness and ,|' Fitzpatnck. of Waterford HOOTEN PARK . ' I ' • ¦] ¦ ') carelessness ogainirt Carlox? t ... i 4, 0ASTLE-ST. ' , with the Bally- ¦first was won bv Jacquelin, 1 the second by the leading English trainers, i ' beggah Stakes. He wint a good pace through- UTacquelin, and the third > " out, by Jacquelin ; and, At Hooton Park , on Saturday, Mr. H. 8. . It. is. the style ol riding forward and BRiNOHES ; EVERYWHERE E» 3MQ-^ and although not what could be termed grange to say, Cooper Iran isecond 's Buck Up ifiniahed second in: the "WU ». LIR£ on each Persse crouched which has gained the Yankees their "* ' ¦ a very, ¦ I : "-' )ii . ¦ ' steady runner,! he must be reckoned d occasion, Meyers being ; Capenhurst 8teeplechase. ! ; ' .. dangerous pustomer in third three times. phenomenal success, and that they'are en- an enclosure." ' No matter how the races werelrun! the French- Glenart, with Mr; W/ . P. Cullen: }q ' the titled to it is:proved by the retainer| Sloan HENR1ETTA.8TREET; WATERjPORb.' : II easeaa man was always at home' ' ' ¦; and gained a very saddle, started at an even money chance for has received, from the Princo' of Wales, who 80L0r.1 QN8 SPECTACLES STOCKS, j i " ' j " popular victory. : i ' 1 ' the Great 8tockwell Hurdle Race, but ho is evidently an advocate of the American Cvoie and Motor Eepairs a «0eflialite.; ' i failed by a neck to! concede 91bs to! White fashion of steering horses in' races. OcoEOvn—10, NASSAU STREET, DUBLIN ' ' ' ¦ ; ;' '¦ ' ! Still the reports j - . . • : ; " iHI U > > t r i r •. f ' . ' : ,,'X t •. .-' ' ,- .\-1'.' from cycle concerns come Frost. Other Irish trained horses of the field ; If France,; Gbrmaiiy, Austria, Russia, Italy to hand. The Rover Company now come ,AN OLD TIMER/ ! | ; j > : were—Captain Murray's Surohaven, Mr. R. and Belg/um are open to English jockeya' who along;with a 5 per cent, dividend Prom late Most R*vd. Dr. O'BBIE H Biabopof , , a satisfac-i J i|Jack C. Dawson's Mill Girl Mr. Dcwhurst's ' Ash, get good livings ' abroad, why should they , tory state iff aflairs fpr those who purchased Grjen, who can clfxim to be the racing Wj 's Asthetic Anne.' . ' ; Waterford.) man with the longest stick, and Mr. B. Parr endeavour to clote their gates to the Ameri- an or ; about ; 8s. at which price we recommen- career ;at present upon A well-known performer at Tramore;, j Fair- cans? '; ; "I.hsT» mtJ 17r. SoLOaon* S)MiaUn!et with m*t ad. ded them strongly. I . , the path, has.left this country on a1 visit to . : j j . | ' . TBQUrs to ttj «)*}it, th*&reonltaffia4 oomfortlocp ropol«ae«4 (ran may oiba kird e( rtw or p«bbl«. : ¦ ' ¦ pandem,; Green is, ¦ ¦ ¦ i i . A KEEN SPORTSMAN. ! ; | . M ENFIELD -HCOMEANY. ' ! as eyery bne ' knows, -one : ¦ eecszo I ;. ; ¦ ' ; : i tD O'Btxuc, BI«hopofV»t«i/o7i. 5f the best racing men England haa ever pro- ¦ 1 , The new Lord Chiel " Tn Dltcaor o» Kiuuini tu n/A •j Five per'.peht:-now-k-day8 : iuced. At CLUB, ' • ' ' 'P i i " ' Jnsticp; of England.i<» . pUalor* la (Uilnr Out Hf ¦ from a cycle !flnn one time, i.e. jin 1894,|he was; the RUGBY j ; . ; .. like his predeecEaoij, Lord Russell, a' keen SoIoinonJ' 8rtKU«l(« ti«» trim him xry (rre«t utlstaetloD " is a small fortune to most people wno holder of the five, st;l titoiitclbio mseh «otalort.—UIIUM, Ennlt. inveB- twentjj-flve; and fifty miles 1^ hear a large number of members of the sportsman. Loid'j:Rii8soll seldom missel c. ¦ ' ¦¦ ted their nioney in ' N.C.U.- ] - ' ¦_ • ¦ ' ' <¦ ¦ ¦i ' ' . S this business. . The En-! anlatcur championships, since- when Waterford Rugby Club , turned out at! Ballyr race meeting of i importance. Lord Alvehtone - . ' -tb»CinifBoB-.OHinT. field Company who nave, lie has figured -with "l E«T» tu T*nr fi«« ntuneuoa from cuing lit MAHONY Gipi declared that divK conspicuous success in nanecshagh on Saturday at 3.S0, and a|most is a fair snot; a jiersistent i angler, and o Solomons' uIBbntca SMotielM (or nu7 J dend madel^he very.fair all kinds of racing l ¦ j*ir . sum of £15,537 on a on the professional path. enjoyable practice : resulted. New members player of tennis. I For many [years he' *isei " . ' : " ;¦ "" "¦: ' ' ' capital of 8G2. Ij saw Gre^en win nis rades on this and no but . , : \;- . " rrboo Lsr. P.P." 4J24 . Th& shares in this Com- occasion, are pouring in^ I have doubt that to compete in the tci nia ties at Prince's:C.'wbJ The AxestTOOf of pany :can now be picked wl. was qne of those who T « Other qoftlitfes '.' • i, < ' „ - .' ' .: 10/19 «w «A*-^H t»r lK which has ' emerged from the: reconstruetiin. ¦ ait Fimperno by Mrl Pur- <* : H> 'j m*"*„- I! A telegram from New York states that Com- : : : • : ', i : ¦ peiUnoa ot tben.—UntilU, TfaaTiM. Canadian H»mS - J process with; conBpici dus success. f 1 by 70 points to 21. : cell Gilpin. ' , Smoked, Choice, Lett aafl MilS, " \¦' ' W™ ft*?- Jh& ales toodore Ledyard, of the New York Yacht Club ' . . pttsso . . . i : . ^ |i ] | [ Tas Dxr t Qunoa, r.T.Jum ujwrlnuod gmt oomfo-t f JldJ^ ^ end receipti |are state ! to have largely exceii- ' : ; ' utl utnxwt catlstaitton htm tr»r*l join an of Ut pa* declared that a syndicate has been formed CHALLENGE MATCH. i ! GAMECOCK. - : ' ' Colomona" oaltbrtud 8p««e«clah—KH9nu«, «d anything'ipreyiously attained, and but for to build . j . . . , , i ; ! • , . OxOlu* the Company's inability tlje new American Cup defender, but , !¦ (Prom Very ficT. Canon RriH.) BACON, BUTTER A^D EGGS to increase its pliui he is not at liberty to give A challenge which! has excited , a deal of At the aga of twenty-two, Gamecock, the at an earlier date, arid carry a heavier Btjck :¦ ¦ the names, of its "I¦ h*T» B»od;Kr. Sowofen* 8p«:U«lt» |f or may rear 1 members. . ¦ . i : : i interest has Deen given and accepted between famous steeplechaser, has been destroyed, ssd hiT»/ «ip«ti«aoad tb« tvilttl oimifort trtm tb«m. AT LO\VEST CUfiRENT in anticipation of ithd past season, ; ¦ '¦ ¦ MARKET PRIOESi a. still bet- ] i I' e4»»el | j . the respective employes ot the drapery estab- as life had become; a burden to the 1 oonia «o» •xi'ict to obtale tp«)U«l<« bettor tulud to n ter result would : ¦ ¦ ¦ once . have been achieved. But) PENALTIES. : ¦ • ¦: ' lishments of Hearne and Co., and Robertson {«xfOM uul mori o«laal«ud to pnwrm mr «l(»t ¦ ¦ j! . .: ¦ nimble-footed iumpci-, who won the Grand «ven as it , is the company ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ,; "P. Cwon BfAic, P.P.. Q«lball » /I. !...... i has done very, i ' I :j : i i : . and Co., the matches to come off at Ballyrm- National in ' ' y. - creditably, o 18fy • ; - | : Dr. lfo»Aa«*. X>*ta or Ardi«b nod eFRESHiibsu PORKi-ottK STEAKS,STEAKS O^PAD , having made a net profit of £11,631 J jSpectrum's success 1 in the. Old Cambridge- neeshagh on Sunday next- ' Hearne and Co's. Olonnarco'De, ILU MEAT8, $AlJSAGES^ PIJTIJOUia^f »&,'>• When; it is |r*collected 1 fltrlTtd n»t ;«» u«U» Mr. SOLDZ OI ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ that in 1897-8 the- old shire entails a lOlb fcnal y tOr| the' Liverpool team is being organised by Mr. P. J. Conroy; ¦pectules tot J—n- H« tried othm bnt * ¦ ¦;¦ ! ¦ ¦ Raleigh managed; 1 •oBeraJ treat ; - - - ' • ' ' ' ' ' ¦ to incur a 'loss of nearly; Autumn Cup, raisin* her weight to 8st 91b. who has been selected captain, and MessrsJ ln«mtfol««o»fromU)«a , '. It*. Belonuit !•&*<¦ ktoa* nT « .; • : . v . ; received djdlj.j. -J .. ._. ,. £30,000. thej 'success which the tto ttqilni ecaia-X. ':¦ ¦ ' • . . . . V ,F; ; i. ; ,. . ^jith company; She is also) 1 penalised 1211 for!the- Great Lan- Robertoon'a team is in the capable hands of : |j has pulled^pelf itogefher ' : OWUT after;reconstruction¦ ¦ ; cashire , Handicap at 4he same; fixture, raising Mr. F. V. Shanahani tlieir captain. Bbtting TenBer.Ono* M. H , T. t, hu mrf Mr 8010- will b« understood. i I ¦ • ¦ ¦ BOM" Sjffrtaeio*bom Ut* tUnt h» »«i 8(odent to tha her burden! to flat 31b: I ! ' . r is brisk, ' and the odds are in favour o! MrJ ui hu plMinra in * ¦ eraat &*j, lUild* tktt tber hire ¦! : ' ' ' ¦ * are to. challenge " !! ; : i ; ,i . : - Conroy s team. The winner? , Undod tojmswrr*hl» «ltb*ui4to tf oxj, hio tt« atSo : ¦ ¦ I FURTHER : FUNDS, i ;.. '" ; drapery houses. oomlort.—Cul«n. . . . . j I oeoo»» : 1: a team;from the combined i . t : ¦ ¦ ¦ : !' ¦ ••• • ¦ ¦ Curo» J««»«Biil»rwi», P, P., hffrtnr A'"ROYAL " . ! . i E*r. nfftmj an ' '.-t Indeed, the achievement would fully seemi GAME. i: : , anchdlKOmfortwid TAPIS.;:! " . usor«BM* boot othw (Um, has to justify the Idi rectors,' decision to provide the [in "The News" ' ONi THE ; ; ; | ; . noch clcMnr* to »UUBK th»*sow , Iron tije CM erf Ur orjuly- 16thj 1852, I eeo n Balonvot M*l>nt4dSn«otMUO>*MB ' company with further) much-needed funds to rejwrt of j match At» athletic contest and tus-of-war in ais9 ' *i>Jo7raili at played between Passage on the tapis between the employes of Hearne 30& 31, QIJAY,; ej«»,»n4h»i» ooti«'n, fiom hl» praMat ex»rlta*» eealon ^ si ment that m|i'v; take place in cycle Infinite amuse- Cbargoa^ Very CeDtrjil. . . **& team tb<£u- trade con- went of i thfe spectato UP-TO-DATE. j j.; wii nitwira * ' ';.<' . ' rs. Tha Iriamea of! the , j mw- ditions; lit onrfit to be placed in; a position to Warns wcre-i-Passaee-^-Fleury, Mn E. BoLoxon* 8pwtae)«* bsr* b«ra ated lake the fullest Ryan, Hanlon The " Sporting Chronicle" November plirt of br bi advantage of the business ^'S'ey.jDoraeyi SPECIAL i ; EalncnooCudiul lofotfiinaU taUMciiuuhop of ArmiKh which is wiJtin. 1 Hearn, East; Breen, Boston, Racing-Up-to-Date brings homo to us forcibly ACCOMMODATION HH VinlDctiiw jtaM Cjrlu«l *foO«ib«, ArcUlifihop its rdividend Lyons. how near we are to the «nd of the regular rac- ; OubUsi Idi K*l»eac« OMiiuJ iforac Arohwitop oi of 10: per cent, is EdmundjU i i ¦ ¦ FOIt^CrCLISTS¦ Bbgan. Fl i' i! ' . .iI bit Mort Utr i<: ynn, Slattiri'. Walgh B;dne/ 1 One* tb* bt* , Dr.hf br * \/:> tjaid i on 1 the; prfinary shares and £2,000 is Pfiwer ing season. : The valuable little book contains . trch , KirWan. Cheasty and Shea. The scores the Complete flat racing returns from March 4«iri transferred tojireserye, while the Jarsre balance :35 wTtwronlitoUiftett M< »**1tt«w»M.im«o?of } %m\ ^re—Dunmore, and:21; Pdssago, 39 and ; , theieasi. OT ' of £9.498 is carriedi forvard, as ogaihgt £3,681 2Cth to October 25thi It is, perhaps «lost R . Ur ' MuUMUM*dt SiUtxuf . of - £UUb*. eg to toft nd« and'th ' ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ct BtX ' ¦ ; ¦! ' »" * ' ¦ ¦ ;¦ ! ¦ est book of reference published and I ,strongly lif> *tUt t, J)t. C/ to'. x *rnin PJ^y"/ »r««nd»d,t,. Taj ^ied [£ ^P b P*Ni of othe* * : ¦ ¦ ¦ : < ' - : ¦• T«l«ioop«f. 0pa«.B*t tu-. qri alter** ta SEn^ Mt^r^^iha w*^^T«t ive ,Orov»; ;Manchester. I. ;- . . : >) : '!. ¦. : i • : , i. i. '-^hii*Js ' ' . UioKieofSi 1 li S 'r- ' 'i' -;!' :¦ •• " ¦!'¦ ;: H4 '^M^^ !S, aiF^ 11 '" ^' 1 bDm i-^ -I ':- ' .- » !•!• •, . - • , • . • •% ^ff il'H-'^" Vfl\> 'v:"'ft2«Wi -*,^ Yt 4 '¦ ¦ ; ' ¦ ¦ l^ ix• fiv i* ^BM,kBKABUi: . - .'I;] .•>.. , : i ;j ; ' . [M!' : - ' ¦ w^^Z i 4rr^^Jfflff;:/.|- ' ¦ :! CiCTXOK ' ijrtminin ot\kxutma» iH." l-^' '»«i*F t eWFet" M»S; Th» ' iei mred. fQ]m4& :: ¦ '!;¦] ¦ <*» ** «n*apM et ' : -h -T ] ***f n .alletiHoh him as fiist¦ Jockey for| the etabl© I It I*.remarkable tas*each of tha lockeVt ; ::: !;: BTOV?. - <; ?,vr-: ?- ' 1 worta'at ; " : • ; ;; ¦ that have , ridden : f biimAQalfioU IIM I . \ ! *•*•¦] Mi: -: ' \V the I past fe^r season* for Xr> .K BbUMnn. "OsU*••t"¦"ki "-- '-;- : ^exford, i « !held wlUiont a permit: Tf ; ' ¦ Egertoa House can clilm . to hnye been on;4 ) >mtmjem»)\f pUklUvd to IHdrfU M J«LT*.) - > < ¦ ^> ' f iWHjERE|BO CIGHT. - :;i;¦%%' ' ' "!'" ' r •! j»j*o ffir cyclUf -who .> competed . ; • )erby; winner, jack!Watla. Jfirny Cannon, TOLD IN 'lM»Biti|D PINT i«OTTtE3 • :: Jf ' 1 li ¦ W* to ^f' is *[ • ¦ [ , BiiWNWKtEKjS.KABtUUSTaKBT¦ :T- i ' ' ..jlw^ •n«] )*n»Iqq,; ' ' - ! • i : ; ' ' ¦ : ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦: - - Mid I am ;awate a mo- ;Tbs fCottntt Otto ' jdtdden, wid Herbert fo.r.fcs. : ;;; ; So I ¦ ' : , - WaiirlcFrd '^bunks were ¦ • . : A* «ACH, . : i . ; \ 1 j DDBLllJ f: . . . . T . |; mmmm ' ' . : .I pr^- ¦ ¦ ' ' ! j . , . ;•tio^to. toforSBjUrtnrule ; ' '!-'! •*»¦/' 'j '!. : ; wiU be madc : ; : : .. . :' • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - - - ' ' ¦ • ' i¦¦ ' : : t- -] v ., -i!. .i.-i .ji- • ¦•'¦^m*:. - : • >- ¦ •¦ i it A cm sn iot.liTPD .. . n •: ¦.. : : . ; y^mmmm 8 . . ' . BVn 'looki was ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' ¦ " pg fully : ' ' ESS,^ * '^-^ >¦ ¦ ¦¦ - ' :¦ ¦ . : ;- I . ii ! - " proved at , j i ! ;;j. r . l:,;A^^ - .: 'J; , ! ; " . * . t ie ClonnJel Hndf^ Show last ; ii ,^ka^Z. ! i ¦ ' <*¦¦ Bho< ring both race hordes and hacks it made ¦ ¦ *¦¦¦ ¦ ; W»P aS ^Lu \er ? am prize lior:the bedt : i ' ¦ ' ' ' • ;: ¦ : : < ' II i rj ^JPf tf i?* W** '-*i* Commitlee Irish nro. couples < f entered idpg ' quite » " fine art" in.the United State*, their ; ; The XopvluH OBM, :. ; nT¦ ' i M -tv* .¦!- M: -. '->-4iii - -!Tr i " ¦ ¦ ¦ bounds. H :¦] ' • ' • i' : ' ' :; 1 i' racing plates being pdriecjHan , put 't ¦- i i 1 w:h 1 Dublin ! ' ; , I ¦••«••»-¦: . '' find on' PIP ^'¦ { ¦*¦ . . 'i SSfo&su< ¦IK iAMIKBTSSJtWS& eweaiwr.t:, *- *' J? *. exactl ' ' ? °? and as-the^ renr». ^iRSSRS.;; P: ERCE/ ) - [ :! - " ' to suit the reqtiiremep: ts an|d'forma-¦¦ ; ¦< ¦ !'!V .^•"! H- . . -i ';i»i ri|1 <» ftSP/ I havech : :; . , . |. 1 ,. .;; tion , of ey that Ol S 61 the . latest; Brrivala Lr OTATION^\A10.;Ifi^SAGENT !¦; ' - ' S li' ^i-: , 'i; : TWMI * 1: *«Wiof. ani IAsh itthib tJ - MeiTrS. Pierce, of j Begs to Infojcta bl* friends and tLe " ,: . chae ' ¦ ¦ among can ]qc eye will also be seen in ¦«- ; ' ¦ ' ' . ,/.> i;.j .-:v\-i;^C01jqi BBl>EBl vf j: .-;- ;. _ •: ' : . Mexford, ha^d , four vitcly [finished! ' ¦ ' CONDUIT STREET QUAY 1 * j . . . bicycles" atlon t Sport this wintir. . - . • ! ! ,;WATEBFOBD ' ::¦ ' >; ¦on |vifwr-ft Iady*«!and thre^geb^. '-We sin : ' ;' - : i c unraendB onrthe wra- j ctertW trust that Uieir prUorpria^ wijt be wiTH :TflE EXp)sR)^aiapsb lAs& 'H. •! ; ^-™feph^*'^ferefe'HjenC6[to:the-iii^ ' action . lt is to be rei IN ' ¦ ts(rL i; ^ of Eagle jwftrded.'^ qertainly hpW that p. G ' ' ' ' ¦ . this p. I . . - .;; . I. , - '! ; ¦¦> ¦ ¦ ¦ '* ' - , ifann/acturingillOoniparry, . ^- .i. i .j }.. ;/ NOE op, - :: :. I ' , '^» .!¦ < I Ij - ' , lI TJMi ' I 'j::K I Birmingham, Tn praiseworthy enterprisd will i receive fittina ^ m$JBBbfHERs, , ; lERVAOTSU fcwkrd. - i - , . , i I " ' ' ' ¦ ' /: ¦ REtoSTBY ; ; ¦ . . ¦¦ ; i: : ;f. , ,^ ' It is now only; a little over two years since ' ¦ ¦ - :' . .: , ; • - • ; ; : ' ¦: l-pl- ¦ ¦!: ;¦ '- \> ¦ " I ' ' ¦¦ UT' : v ^ajfi^Hf^ " --^ ¦ ¦! iin - ~J , - .ir:i i j! :!^ !^, ¦ : ¦ . ,.. tf tL: : .1 Mr. Pe AT I arcelljGUpin -who Has token umi ' !>: -;-iOKfIjEjE& , .i - i. r . : | . -; , - . ;. - . • ¦ jr; brag» ¦ it «i:action thrc ugh: Lbrd;Dor ham 's Carrying on tbe ?it«nrive Hj;|/ :V^.ifUTOBjPfl0t iijqt pp. ' • ;. J . !;. jij^ANDrDA^ ;, ;[k . K - ,-\ . JBrulneflfl letter—took Langtbn Bol iaeJ : Blandford, Dor* :|j, .. K P P«Bot ia ic ^HartyJotNewiown. Js'candii «et, "an 1 ye . each leasoi the «Ubte has won : ;£**$§ **!&&;:<. T #*Wg*«i»«rt ,ibMk iai ^uV forA elect!?*S} three or >U ur^ important handicaps.. ThiH m as qualified ' ride* under tha GENERAL HQ WAJMBHS ' Wt on^llHuniBuleg!* AXD !¦: : - ij';! ii '¦- ¦ ' Ha is'propbsed by Mr »e»r, piirtic llarl/ they have been favoured by :.L rf ^^uQ-A^^ ^ - ¦ ^.i rottche, ard secondeMi by luck, ^o < stabliahmtnt) whlcd numbers.',so : - I-' - 1 ¦. •' -^lPrtto/^xT* i in* J«^v«^«^_. . . i- . ¦ < ¦' ¦ . ¦ : Mri WNme A \ I : ;. '^ ' ¦ ¦¦ C^l«i-W^«*lkj; !>; .j; • ij WVUttUJS : ¦ -:.¦ ' : : !. ;.-. . ¦; . iiiiwi v- . j: !¦ [i . ; few home* a a total can claim Pie poiseision ^^ ' If^fil\M£lS9OMSON S^' \- ¦ iu>d reipecifullj fcfiidfy « aintintt*oc« of \ ¦ of «uch|grsj d jBpeclmeni « E*ketf ahd thoje itelNG; ; :i; !' : .V{ i |": : \tx\ \ . i khidpitronagti »«od d : v ! ' ' " ' " " ; ' ¦ ' ' ~ ' lovely mare , Clarehavw, Siren , »nd Wateiy ! to lib l»t« UUm iLi j_ v A ; ' ; • J i" JJ l • * '' i-i. .V (' - '¦ ¦ ;. , ;J. . ' :: :: ¦• ¦ j|T( m iLpatM, iss tewlvid t6 reiOre from the' hen, alii »tr »ngely!enouRi , bred in, Ireland. ! i|LL '.. ' I' :!.^>i; Wle. andde¦ £itnpton Cinnob will)Dftzt yeaP ' I thUk t) elecret ofB r, GUpin'i aueeett ii 3^ [r.|L. B rt&phlW> flrtt fob that he doe not believe in buylngjyeailiariit :^m^w^*mm- WmW¦ i^ iti.' ng-haa alB»igiven nri JdilUeejfie. ; ¦;• ¦• : : f *, «nwrtioaa flgnrw^f irhl^.lpefbiMcrnly, ' ; ; ' ¦ ¦ xau>in fl»* war . jwM\tl e pp*fe mUaktm I I' '* ^''nl»'' W'^^^f' ' I < ' 1 i " i ^: "' ' ' to the tim unat " it* r-mad*°^ bami «bq PFJifi-^etiMiilll mil T. «a ¦IRRiVIl ¦fti r ¦ ¦ ' ' • • -Tlie Gh^}rrfan\tbth"^arMsiip «aus& ] pre- . CArTrtlOK-ON-l»Uin BOARD Or; | I DUWttAWAIf P-rijiSf MMIOW*. OD|tE8S{;ANDi tesENTAta-'JlX); S ;! • . .; ;-) : ' ¦ - j v : '»en«d'tt> Mt- *feal«a-|nrs7pl%o ereigasT \ i , !' . , ,:: P^iARD1AN8. 1¦ -Y^I ¦ \ ¦ . r -V "|-Ei « " ';AV !ri ; h*fi. i Nealfc iin •ieturnin ]tha ks, Eaid— ' -;- ¦ ' ' ¦ ::¦ ¦: •r- :NEiLE ;JEfedJ ¦ tr ;. ¦[ • : ! : . .M; ;^ " . .. I ; » ; ' - .'Gofli . •an rl¦ MWM&iloTB ^ff mu^^W^^ 1 ¦ ild^txndri' d OenUemii hardly : . ¦;'H- ; ; ' ' ' m^^mm-mh, ¦ ¦kij_j-:T7OrV, iBlt. ^lor.For»»yU»e, Mr. liisFMCHisij iiii¦ \^|siiOBJ>AY.^.Ii ' n ' ' ' ii • 1 : 7 -:V(i>at:¦ t- »«y in.acknowl &jf ent of the ^;, i;; -I' . !:.} . i?iax^ ii-*CJTA33BE ATHliETI ' ' p - l^>^; Mfjyy")'i(iyt 5 . ;'- ¦] !M - -^ -iH : |T!i • :.¦¦ r : .j - - ^--^-#-fhr! l -t- O^ ; O ; ¦ ^ ~fyfc. *pw«r ia jaHsff th»l ^gteiH l^ThB*:«M*B(KSSBMft^^ :¦ - -v' tou«i« >T'"^: ¦¦ - ¦^J :;{ :fl'^ '!• ./ '¦: : ftcifomnanyingiH which ipl bld in; my ^ -¦h'^rfl'^ ! ;¦ ¦!-v: . ! ;. I . . ) p [ j ¦ .^^...^-' ¦ ¦ ' J 1 'tie' . cnaraddwith' lign Sng ibonfbek oppoirfte! f .j.Boiinuniflceiit is it, in'i't dth, that 1 The Weekly! 'meeting of - this body was^riieW :¦: ' ¦: ' -: '- : .: .: • ¦*• Ii ..n c .-i I- i. \- :\: : - ¦• ¦ ¦¦-¦¦; 1 : ' ' ' \ :\ \ ?Ba fBretreTy-iiiita:- ' '- i '. - 1 "'•a' pt> .--- ->.- - ""l SPEECHES:; BY Alip[ ] . f del jo. eehse! of - unworthinesa iatha >eing made to-day.- Mr. Thoinas¦ : Sexton,.; and SulM^ T<»,th» Gialt' of afaraterj and, l ¦ $%.]$. p^OO^ its rtolpientj-^'feeling that I i not done ftuently Mr, Drohs n, jr ' ; ind«ad, of Sergeaak Tyndall depoied that the conduct! CAPTAIN - ¦ ;:; ,P>. V.C.J prasidea; *nd »l*nd, ;lji»:,:p. Frliher 4Wd»;.yery oj these little boys waa Vary bad.' j' - ". . - " ;¦ TOOLE iJHD I^TH^S.; ; :' 411ff might have done while I in A In Waifcr- (he other memban , preBent we/ef—Miss-Gr utlr). : r4itii9 in- ford^-C Np,- No.^ Wberi I;cane s iongstiyou II:e8Brei J. Purcell HeM-C*n»t4M« KJdney iaiked to pan.%, ; ,, JoEh Q^DbnneQ Oilena- cases-isdymnied-tit kjmonthj. - .1. ;. :.r., ' :it was tie first..time,,60 to.spefk that J got fobka) ;i Walter; Powerj 'Jataes pHia ^fMiei, tkin»d at ought OTION pF obu^Efc; On Monday, , in' ioin piy olpii Ieg8,.ana, I found nul ibon that I ldhn.; " '- all athletid sporta,tthe Ivajiou*!poii- JCb^Tm^JTbMc f U»oi* he.hfere . to-: oi^Ti the; (pity Halt a' number * Walsh and Thoiha«-Byan. V^j [^il of prominent .-'citizens! ' had' a Jtanerdus' and eonsideraU m blic to deal 1 Mr. James Mullini,. OlerkvaSa My/^aWh'^Upna; whiqh he hel: •; the purpose bf presenting! :an jaddress and a,' lonly for; that. It was ; tha first line I had r : • " ¦:! that If they wereiguilty of r, as ' ! : ' ' ' [ has been, recently appointed i to' the respon- olraid I rwould have fared badly ere it not \y \ ^ he- «.-• poj>ular}y called,!." Can/' i was born fat H- ' \'- "! ['" •."'; "'^B^?A88- '- . : 'H . > : \ 1 HE ACTION OF . THP TOW sible position ot Assistant Manager of the forjthft way in .whicltmy humble' forts were i The Local Governrasat Boafdi wrote stat inlg - BcabeehtJipariBb, of Tournaneena, County Bridget* Corcoran was charged with' alloW' , received |. byJthe people Tot"W » erf- d. Work- that if , Anne IMoUoy;; a \»ardBT»aid,l wnd all on of Great Southern- and • (Western • iEailway, ' Watenorid^ the- 18th November, 1852. In iiig three head f of cattle to wander on the : " : Ireland, j Mr.' Neale ' hai been:: for - the 1 cast jing l nnder some litye difficjilUe B to which ine Workhouse OH ttfe 8tlv insfej had noi 5e^ height , heiitpucheg the bar et Bit, lOin.v and public roatf at^Ballymacleague. It appear^ |: .; CLERKJUPP^b.jj i [the! phatrman has referred,, had the public jjesumed duty^ the-Guafdiahe should call w » ' police ' ' ; '¦ ' ' j^ pye . years , manager in , 'iWateMord) . oJ¦: the during by little training- in i 1888 he tumtd ihe liom the statement -oi the sergeant of I :; * ¦ -*¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦! her for.-an eXDlnrfAtion 'nf ::h«r flhftAnpA '. ./ -i > MEET AT MOUNT CX)NGREVi^^PLE«I)jri> ¦ i : - * ' ) , Wsterford ;aot been^well disposed 'toward&'me Imy duties Male, at;list: Wnllij yet a'tnere[schoolboy,hfe that .the 'defendant was an habitual trespasser. ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ ; : and-Central lrelan(i^ Baiilwayj and ; une JH aster ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦' " ' • : : •; r.. >;n r during hi» ]8tay in this city : made! large j Would : have been fac "from pleaiaot. It was. i . reporte* that Anne Molloy ha e xhibited symptoms!of hifl:taste for-the manly ¦IFlned a. and coats.!'- - ' ' ' ' , ' •' ' . ' DAY'JS SPORT. i'. 'l ' •'I : ¦ a ilj ani happyitosay, ialwayg the ' tiverse, and returhed^o duty, : and. it ordered that tb ; ' REVISING number of warm iriends|i: whose desire to ^;wa*' . 4rt, and; was iax beyond those 6f his age in :| PBDNK AND; DISOBDERLY^ : '. POWERS OF THE¦ ¦ ihow their appreciation] of; hisi services here Ithelbest pf relations ^rere maintained between Local Oovernment B6ard be informed to tbi jumping, : running, and -weight-throwing: Mr. ; ¦ ? ¦ - ' rite {Sergeant Tyndall charged two ballad singers ¦ ' " - |l , : : . =? :-: . .: l:V wa» so iagreeably manifested in the pro- [and the 'coinmerciaL; publio oflyour coo l £raher commenced his athletic career in 1868, • 4" ; ¦ ¦ 1 ;old-!<:lty-Hhear, bear). -; ¦ named Mahoney and Flaherty, with being Saturday,i- 27th October.= : :eedings , torday: . . , : - j •; . I , rj | . The most 1 fndly feel- : ;, !- . SANCTIONED, i. ., . ., -. r-4.\\\ when, at the sports lot Knockboyi Co. Water- —Met^ at lUoint^ BABSISTER. :| linghas elxisted/and.every attempt mmy part ; ford, drunk s&d disorderly: , ' ' ' : : Congreve. The weather I Amonest |those preserit ware-.-fltr C. I The Local Government-Board^ wrote , sand- he won tne hjgh jump at eft'. 2in.- He :The Betgeant said' thdf both men were in was beauti'iA end Morley, J,P:.!;' Mr. A. E. 'Graves Alderman ito please them, to.do my bett. I ras invfiri- tiOnifig, the payment -of 'ifp was now-lBJ - years of age, of promising ap- the company not alone ¦ . a fee of £1 ls. Dr. 2s, large and fa*bl<)n« b!# ' ¦ ¦ ' ; ¦ ¦ [ably takfen a» eufflci^nt 'excuse foe any sbort- ' the lock-up for six orse^en hours.—Fined > ¦ . ' .. . ¦. :¦ -; i- m. G. B. . 6pfi • . StephenBijn aa pearance iremarkabl© for ! I , J.P. !i&; Bamuet Morris. ' reinurieratioh for Kis servifcea / strength and' acti- 6d. and costs each or seven 'days. : but representative , Wateriord, Nx-M.P. : for , South !cpmJnga|that may have been apt arent from m consultatien ' .VltV. Of Which hfl liftVA TTIftntr ribnnf a Ailriner of the best hunting f ee)\ & i Mr; P. A. Murphy, solicitor . Kilkenny; iMrl E. H. itimB to time. I do feel t|iat I can Bay with the medicdlofficp er ol tua " in the South of Ireland. M.P., Hall, Captain Thomas Toole, T.C. i Mr. John . .Jnot >t to Workhouse oni .the 18th inst, |: v- , - .: (.U uu> - jrvuiru aiiu.euriy mannooa. ; in tue louow- i AN ALLEGED Af«AULT. j , Amongst thole Malcomson, Jjl-Vii Submitted a case . for, the . lopinio i and Kedmondi " waterford Kews v"'. John you for your kind i wishes a4d ] heir little ] BBMOYAL QF PAUPBB8: . c-\\\ .oil . biB. 6.omb»y*ora in the . standing hop; step, an alleged assault was committed by a fanner the Marquis of Mr. deserved j accompaniment, and j to wiBh you, The Local Government Bdar^ ' ; Waterlord, Curraghrnofe.; •advice of MT.;T. F. Moloney, Q.C., [on Murphy, Christendom ;JMrJ Edward Murphy, ¦ • i Iorwarded aj and| ]umjp, at a distance of: SOft 6in. . The on his wife, the police were directed to have Lady Susan Beresford, Mr. George JMMddin- do. Mr. G. >Croker, 1 ; lAldenaaor: G6ff,'.you ! gentlemen, | who bjave co"r of an Act which received [the Boyal As-! time , had ;inow come' for him a 1 summons issued against the man, ai bis soQ, senr., {he, subject of the recent .wholesale :disfrip- ; P. The Mall ' Mr. Saml. BO honouredime to^dav. and thA-nitiifina of Sent to chob»e bis Mr. Hugh Afaicomson an/\Mlsa Jack; Glasgow; Alderman i. Ai Ryan, J.P. ; ' ph the-30th July^last; amending the law! occupation' for life/so ha; was apprenticed to wjfe. refused to come forward: to prosecute in Malcomjon, Mr. Charles Nugent; Hutqb) ' chidement in the- city, which was freely Mr. H. iwaxenoro^every prospenpy. tapjiiBUBe;.-- i rslating to ' the removal - of '¦ (paupers irprii' " ¦ • - * TMr. - W. Craig, Wateifoid Manager, Clyde ¦ ihe^drapelry busineas, and during the years the matter; . • ; .' ; _H.;, Gallwey, Mr. .WUliam: Maiewoi F tb* as our readers will remember, befbre Shipping Company i !The Chairman said he thought*h«(y ought England te.Ireland, , - : -' ¦ H ii of; his apprenticeship he was ' Misses iirgued, ¦ : Mr; Ji N;i Ijyhite, J.P. ; to pass^jvote of thanks ; to tihe], gentlemen ! Mr;. Sheei—iB . that.ft.'.Ti.or liMV ' : -:'¦ I: prevented from ' I . - THREATENING LANGUAGE. - ; 1 Nelly and Kitty Power, Faifhleg t; Mr. theiieviBing baristerilast. month', i | . . j s Mr. . James: .Robertson. ; (Bobertaon; . tedli«, who had assisted ooinpeting' iat athlelics. Accordingly it was E. N. Power.LLrselin : Mr. Herbertpott [Gleii-. Ferguson;and Co;); Mr. ; Joseph jSte;>hei}8on in bringing Jlhe pte«entotion not ; till the year 1873, at- Ballymacarbery "Kate Noorian charged Maggie- Connors with vill ; .MrvGibbon, and Captain The questions i submitted to; tor. JfojQnjsy ¦Mr. « to such :a happy- tetrminauon.' He j "referred • Chainnan-r-It: is of very,'little 1 BloOmfleia.M* - | : ; ¦ ¦ H. E. Benher, J.P. ; Mri John Al' ingham, ¦ advantage. j j eports, on July lithj that we again find him using threatening language towards her and and MrsrXoe. Stephenson, Messrs. J. .1. Mod were:— ; i ' ! \ ' I . ! I • ' ;un.. Secretary not j alone i to pe Committee, but also to the ^" - ^THB : oompeting, his , calling hor bad names. Bho. hod frequently '\\ateriord i Harbour Board ; Secretary: and the Treasurer j ' . \ BELIEF- ACTS: :7 ' ; i[i opponents being ,Thomas ¦ B. Stafford, Waterford; Mr. P^rcy Keniieafe (l\ Whether, under the circumstances, .the Mr. William, Chapman; (Messrs: Chapman , whol had helped 1 Lonorgan. Kilsheelain; John' Button, ' Rath- abused her before. : . . - • - do:; iMr., James C. Cox,:< Tramore;' Mr. , poor rate "was die and the ! movement immensely—(appliliBe). - He i The Local- Government Board : wrote pn- ' ; *T. W. . Second moiety of the Brothers); Mr. E. Phelah,: T.C., IFerrybank; v closinKia copy of the ; ronari, and I): M'Ennery; Kilmdcomma, for The defendant Baid'that she- was showing Anderaon, - Gracedieu-; "Br.' 8taTmton, 'J?aiei^ payable on the 1st"January, -1900,.aad-whether Mr. Robert A. Merry, moved A;vote of thanks to them, i f ],. Act passed into law oii the high jump, which he won her baby to- a girl in the lane. The baby fofd ; Major Luihingfcm, July, Mr. Philip Murohn Mr.; John A. Tobih;—Mr. Chalrmarij I have -the Gth August, amending the Poor llelief: at 5ft 4Jin. On R:A: \ -XaitTwaimt"" the (payment of the same before the l ist Mr. Andrew Farrell, T.C.;|iMr. D. Dunford, (Ireland) AcU : too . -same day ne Isuccecacd. in obtaining belonged¦ to- complainant's son. ; King*, K.A.; Mr. Jock Widger, Mis;[Mar ,702 ratepayers of the fran- 1 much nleasure in eecondine the Vote ni thanks , 1838 to 1892, " with reapEct! tbi liecond priZ3' in ihe 1 hop,; step,1 ; Chairmnn—I knew there was something in Widger, Mr. Waited Hally, 1900: depriva the 2 solicitor ; ivlr. A. ProsBor. Manager.¦ Waterford relief given by the maintenance oi iunatiea and' jurhp, at Mr. Morlev jonr. /ihido- nnd if the .Town Clerk acted rightly in and.Tranaore Bailway; MrJ'John 'J. Murphy, and children Wilt., .being nczt to T. Lonergan,' who won at and Miss Morley, Portlaw ; Mr. John ,M irrkn, , lug uiuuuu wan J^ub, uuu pusse JL .IVIUI ac- , and with respect tb the quantity; 35!it '7in. ¦ ¦ ¦ omitting their names from the list? . I I Secretary:Waterford and Limerick Bailway; ¦ !- ¦ '! of land; which Ihe application to bind to tho peace was Mr. Russell, Annestown; Miss Rustelli Har- ratepayer*; were jwrorig- Alderman clamation. . . . -: . ill : may be required under those! 1 He now received I several challenge refused. bour View; Mr. Thomas Whittle ' i (2) Assuming these Oeorge Nolan, Mr: James OTDonoR- ; Mr. Crpker (Hon. Sec.) In respbpding said Acts. ' ; , . ! . . . I : i I ;: ¦¦ s fror , Mr. Palton, fully omitted from the list through the mis- hue. Receiver of Wreck;!Mr. Benjamin Hud- O3piring ath!ete3. The firtt of these was fron • • ' A88AULT. Kilbarry; Mr. Pierce Arnold, Waterford.; Mr. take of the Town Clerk, and ha.ving.maae no son, SeeretaJr/B Office , Great Soutnern land that it w,as to Mr. Jj Murphy, ] Christendom, NUBSE'S RESIGNATION-QUESTION¦ ¦ OFi Michael Branagun. bf the . R.I.C., for an all ; Tom Nolan, Oldcourt; Mr. M. Hartfira*. Mr. Barrister power to who' actefl as Hon.,Treasurer, the whole credit j :, ; : ; RELIGION, j round competition (jonsisting' A man named McGrath charged another Tom Murphy, Waterfoid ; etc. A claims had the Kevising Western Bailway-and Mr; E. iWalsh, G.rerft for .Jthe reception and carryir(g I >pt of the ¦ 1 ( of five events man named Looby (for whom Mr. Williams largennum- restore their names to the list of voters, i.e., Southern and Western i Railway, IWaterfdrd. 1 I Bridget Cullen tendered her resignation! a'?! In the. contest Mt. Fraher most decidel; ber of epectators waB on wheels. {' 1 in the list that the; : presentation should be . pven. ] (AWause). midwife of proved his superiority appeared) with assaulting him last fair even- We were not long ^ is snch an omission a mistake | On motion ! of MrJ Samuel I Mopris, Mr. John Murphy 1 also resporjded,1 and said the Piltown DisDensarv District. - over his opponent b; ing. , . before we found jin iba- the jEevising Barrister has power to correct? seconded by Mr. Joseph ; Btephens'on, • vn» . Mr. Shoe—Advertise : for a successor. . |j winning the running high jump at 5ft. 8in." demenso of Mount Congreve, and our ijuarry ¦ that what he. had done was by il >[ means a The complainant deposed that he was gett- I ' ' ' ¦ ' I 1 dhair was taken by Alderman WilUaii G'. D. .iMr. -J; WaUh—This woman was getting very standing high jump at 41t. 6in., standing hop proved a crank of the first water, for although: ' ¦ ; labdur , to;hin, ; but ja yery great Ipleasure. little practise.- I step and jump at ing a lilt home from a man named Coney, we bustled him about ••¦; : COUNSEL'S REPLY. : i Goa, J.P. - 1 '! TT ; Indeed, he and those associated] with him, think it was a mistake I tc . 82ft. 9in., and the threi at a great rate, iwa I The- Chairman rose and : said—jGettlenien, put her so close to the river in Piltown. Shfe standing jumps at '35ft. lOin. ' Branagan woi when defendant struck him with an ash pltnt failed to get him awa£. The master* then led 1 this meeting thought that they were only doini their duty was at the base of the 1 only one event—tho running six time*. He was trying to prevent him tho way to Mr. Joe Stephenson's, Fairbrook i Tlie rate for " the year was struck in jWater- has been called for ihe (purpose by Neale;, in paying I him this [ lit la 'compli- district altogether. long jump o from assaulting another man. . 8»dJ«n the of doing honour to , one whom we havelearned Her pract:so Was one-sided. ,: I I 21ft. These performances were done by Mr where the hounds were ,put in. Just a# they fordi on the lOthj October, 1899; . ment oh the , occasion of his . dfepiirture frpm ' Fraher in ; Mr. Williams—Hadn't . you some liquor were about to be drawn warrant .was issued to- the col- to esteem,. although he ' has not1 been with amongst them.' They, knew hini for ! It was decided to advertise for a successor, stocking vamps, and without thi after what looked Uko s'ame day ! a tis for a very long ; . the past and Mr. O Donnell proposed that aid of dumb bells. Patrick Morrissey, taken? "Yes , but I wanted to be protected a blank, then, to our pleasant aurpnse/a. lector, pursuant 'to sections 73: , of tnft Jro>r time—(hear, hear). In ' the ifiVe vear's, and they had seen tiat ;he riad they adverf ' ol Kil going home. warrant the coi- ordinary course of events we had i hoped that tjso fpr a lloman Catholic rnurse, as the- mc- loaora, Co. Waterford, waa the noxt to opposi fox was viewed away in the bottom. We Eati Act of 1833. ' Under the discharged!his onerous duties, Hot alone with jpnty, of ttfe him in throwing The summons server Bald he made every ran him through Mr. Stephenuon' liector is 1 directed to levy the ,' several po6r Mr. Neale' would have been for ja much longer satisfaction to the shareholders H the lino people of the district: were the 71b weight. The even effort to serve tbe summons on yesterday, but s land, ac- were detailed |m the time amongst us than . he has « been. We wbiih ho po well , Koman Catholics. ; ' M came off at Dungarvan in May, 1873, and re rosa the Kilmeaden rood, leaving tbe rectory iates and arrears as mjinaged biit ilso of the ,'Miss Grubb 1 Stlltf if i in nn etnav vlt\tnvir In* L\n )iA.; ~4 f rotl could not succeed. on the left hand side, the pace at this time annexed late book from the several persons thought Uiat o» A loraar • field for : railway public Kenerallv—(hear, hear), jit.- Murphy jsdepnded tho/proposition. • [ J Mr. Williams said that Clifles' brother was management was opened ]ia Waterford, owing : The Chairman said he was against thai Morrissey doing but 71ft. 8in. In 1875 Mc- being what a veteran promptly described I as liable to pay the same, and under the, same further spoke of the kindly, demea our of Mr. Qownn, of the R.I C , married to a Bister of Looby. McGrath was " furious." Then on through FatherHearne' , on receipt ot tne v?ar- Up the combination which jhas taken place INeala on: all occasions, even wl in he was , thought his athletic on the car and a wordy diaputo took place a section the collector of . the different lines of rairwav I ere]' by the ¦Mr. J. Walsh ' said it was most essential' power fully entitled him to compete with Mr. farm, across the road at the iliepensary. I'antl is required land authorised to lejry the placed in trying and: difficult positions, and that the " iTaher, BO abiut a pipe. McGrftth was struck on the through Adamstown, and into Mount , according thereto. T>urchasinff of these linss bv the Great remarked that it was by no means a sinecure nurso should be a Catholic, ahd jLn . and challenged him for five events arm with an ash Cftnr money therein mentioned ouuu»tii auu yvesvern v ew of the majority of : —viz., putting 581b, 281b, the plant. Seve, where Reynard delayed for some time, TJndJer. section' 51i sub-section 9 at the; Local naJiway1 uompany— to' rnanoee the Waterford : and Cent al Ireland the people of the ; 1311b shot, •McGrath recently returned from the Land that the- large field, to which I have just of late; iyears district being Catholics, it would not look like throwing 71b and 14lb. Mr. Fraher easily won e was, however, eoon put on foot again, and Government ' Act, 1893, the . Council were referred 1 . In , tact the traaer or the sentananism to the first three event^ off the reel at 20ft of the Free and probably he was more jealous he next crossed the pill near Whejan s Bridge, a!uthori8ed to ' make one rate lor the ;|whole , would have opened to (Mr. Neale, merchant: whom- Mr. i Neale cojildh't'. please, ¦ : . advertise for a Catholic mldi- 2Jin, of his constitutional rights than an ordinary and that as a ccwequence, he would have re- went awa^ satisfied all the wife. ./• . : - ; I' l l 30ft, and 36ft 8in respectively. P. Power, and was finally marked to ground in tha financial : year, ' and to ' collect, the eaine m ^ aajne-fHlauBhter). iThe Chairman' Tiamoro next challenged him citizen (laug&ter). ' Castle Held on Mr. Mickey's farm at Btone- moities-^one moiety for each half year, mained amongst us. But:the directors of the The]speaker need hardly tell . those present said he believed it would be" for the same Tfhe Cbnirman said that they would adjourn equal Great Southern and WeBtern Railway who, I like sectarianism. They did not want to copy i five events, but Mr. Fraher again won the first honse. Grief was by ho means wanting dur- and I the scheme : approved of by the'l Local that It be Great Southern people werb1 , watching three easily. the case for the attendance of tho man Clifle ing this clipping run, and we rejrret to say ain sure, ielt, and feel, impressed with the keenly bow; Mr. Neale j was working Water- by the Orange people of the North, who! His next opponent wa? James who was summoned as a witness. Government Board provides for payment of ralue of Mr. Neale' [the stated in their Dwyer, of Carrick-on-Suir, who was trained that Lady Susan Bereaford's mount sustained the Jrate -in moities. The rate, I however, ap- s services, have deter- : tford and ' Central line, and tneyj were not advertisements—¦ ¦ "No Irish ! a bad cut of the back tendon while her lady- mined that he shall take Up the duties of a blind to their own interests in Need -Apply." , , : 1 i . | : .[ \ by the brothers Davin. Dwyer went for single i ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. pears to have been struck for the ¦whol^lflnan- taking1 him ¦Mr. ' event onlv—viz., the hop, Btep, ship was riding beautifully in the front rank. the mode of position which, I have ^ no] doubt' will be a aa their jiAssistant ' Manager. Mr. Murphy O'Donnell—I: will . press my motion-^- and jump Hanora Mulcahy charged a girl named Daly cial lyear without relerence to superior position to any : h« could have ob- that we_ advert . -- for a Boman Catholic nurse Tlie event came oflj at Leamybrien in 1876. She was unable, as a consequence! to follow payment, and the warrant authorises the col- 1 concluded—J"Wo wish him a jloa& ana; a Mr. Fraher being with uainft abusive and threatening language the fortunes ot the day on horseback. After tained in .Waterford, BO that it has been happy life; andvevery prosperity La bis pre- irliEsGrubb—I have great pleasure in secoridi in poor form, was advised towards hnr. lector to collect in one sum. If the JBervice determined that" he ¦¦¦ inK l'"jt- It is necessary to have by his friends to postpone the contest, but this we jogged along to Amber Hill, which of a| demand note was necessary in order to is to! leave us. | Gentle- sent| position. .' (Applause). ' • [, :i ' . : a Eompri to no : There was . a cross-summons by the defend- was drawn blank, and next we went'to Car- men, you all very well know that the position On thei motion of .Qaptain Tooled the chair C-'.thobr. nurso where there is auch a largo 'purpose. In ;thfs contest Mr. Dwyer ant in the last case.; make the rates payable, it would ,appear that i : pcrccr.tiiga. . ' . : 1 i had the advantage of careful training, jump- riconure, where a fox was quickly-'disturbed. the second moiety was not 'due on the 1st df of manager of a railway is i i was jvacated by Alderman Goff and taken by . i Hanah Baly deposed that there was scandal When he broke he headed for Dartagh 1 , ' ;A division was then' taken, and all present ing in spiked slippers with the aid of dumb direc- January, ! because the ' demand note ior th,e AN EXTREMELY DIFFICULT ONE. Mr. p. Morley, &.L. i I !| . I. , uuu mo at both sides. tion, but was- headed by a sheep, dog, and : Captain : Toole then moved a vpte; voted for the motion, except the Chairman: i ^»io jump vu u1u.11 uay waB given as ser.ntid Tnbietv was nob served until after that A man holding that positdoh may i be| said to of thanks ' ¦ 32ft 8Jin. Mr. Fraher, in an ordinary pair The casos were dismissed! be turned back to cover, around!which be demand'|riote,.howeyer, JB not ji con- bia " between to Mr. Goff for the admirable inanner in' ; , APPLICATION FOR COALS. , . The court then adjourned!—Cor. circled more than once, and was chopped date! i A the- devil ; and the deep] sea"— whiph hri I hfiH ' conducted tho I Jv.minenn of \ of pegged shoes, and without' dumb bells, ¦ dition precedent to legal liability, buliis T 6- (hear, tear and laughter);: On the one hand i)i. Quirk, Modlcal Officer of the Piltown was defeated by 5iinj near his biding place. The run!was abort- qliirid in case the collector ' should not think ha has to please the. the meeting; Continuing he said that he had Disnensarv District, nnnliori fn* in .nt u# but spirited. " The shades of eve , were, fall- j public, then! hej has to 'little, I But an eventful an aUBpieioua day was at it expedient to proceed by -distress <6' and 7 pleas© his director*—he must be! careful of had some business with Mr. jNeale, and coal for use in Ihe Dispensary.' and also W hand. Cork had challenged Waterford in DUHGARVA M nOAHD OF. GUARDIANS ing: fast" just now, and the Master gave the ! found him, always imost, courteous, and in 6 the after a really enjoyable ' Wmj IV.; c. 116, s. 152.) Without a demand the interests of the railway: which! he serves, cwt. for the Qwhirig DispenBary. Ordered 'to person of [John Bubsell, of Queenstown v. word for home, ¦ day s the .collector is authorised to levy , thB tie is to. protect them to private life, on the few . occasibns on which be procured. . ; ¦ huntine. ¦ -. -> ,^, 'i , ,3 ' . ; note! * the best of his ability,to he met hirn, genial, social and good tempered . Fiaher, Dungarvan. The ^programme consisted money (1 and 2 Vic, c. 66/ -see. 73, and 6 an ji ahd he. is also expected to' do justic^ the i A NICE: ACiiNOWLEDGMENT. of seven jumping and four: weight-throwing 7: Win. IV., c. 116, 8. 152), find may distrain trading and • travelling: public. : Th'at is a and one whom it was a Dleasur& to meet. Ho j events. The contest ; : TUESDAY^ 1 . The following . waa read :— | I l came off at Youghal on and sell the goods of any person:refusing, tb strong programme for one-man to fill , but i December 2nd, 1883.; It was patronised by a Tuesday, 30th October, 1900.—M«t at Bur- pay, present case it appears the hapoy medium; ' i Glenaskagh, '- ' row Railway 8tation in drizzling weather, so. that in flhe ha3 been, ;alway» struck by • " . ' jNine Mil© HouEe, ; large but excited assemblage ; betting was At the weekly meeting ol tho above body, "that I once the warrant was issued to ihe col- Mr. Neale-^hear, ihearK-wh' oJ while ; he was ; fast—10 to 1 in favour of Russoll. But when :tho members present wero:—Messrs. Wm. which, it need hardly be said, " damped opr sheceeded in - i ., • . ; 1 - !Mth October, 19001 ; 1 ardour" as we got through the programnje. lector; he was authorised and required'jto levy .pleasing the public with whom , My diar Mr. Mullins^-Will you kindly the ninth event v.-aa over, Mr. Fraher had Stack (in the chair), and- subsequently Mr. the entire late, and as the rater,was due before he has had to deal, has also succeeded in convey to Mr. placed six out of the eleven to his credit, C. J. Curran, V.C.; John McCarthy, Walter We began by drawing a for from tne cover the 1st January, 1900, and was not paid doing his duties to the proprietors of the line EJ Waleho ana the other mera-l Power,. Dnniel Casey, . which is clo3e to and over the railway via- ! be- . bers of the Board niy sincere thanks for thfcir was declared victor, .continued his remark- Thos. Power, J. Foley, fore lBt July, 1900i I think the ratepayers were under , his management. Often I hav]e heard able performance till 1883, when he retired fijtephen I'ower, John Barron, Edward MuU duct. The fox got away, as Uv for Cloncos- : names upon the gentlemjen—we- hunting, Ireland, Ana W40 noa learnea( mosi 01 niB kind vote of sympathy passed to me at their ¦ cahy. krin, but, eventually, after a ,«horx ring, got not entitled to have their will flay mien, for lessons in : management in Waterford, Oapt. last meeting, on the ' occasion of: the death from athletics. He did not compete again list. ! The ; case would be entirely , different H example, who are, I think, |the most [difficult ¦ " till June, 1885, when at the Dungarvan sports ; LEAVE OF ABSENCE. back to cover. Some hunting In cover, how- men you come 1 Toolo expressed the hope tbat Mr. Neale in 01 my dear mother. I It is a consolation .to mo 1 The Clork was . pvor, got him on his feet again for; tbe open, the first warrant was only to collect a moiety. across, as ttrrule, --to please- the fulness of time would acquire-1 an even in mv affliction to know how widely and how hp again entered the 'arena, and was awarded granted 14 days' leave of and ^here .was a warrant to ,collect tne second often you will hear, I say, Kuhtint men, who the -championship belt.; At these sports ho absence. His assistant would discharge duty but he quickly (rot to ground. !We;next fried moiety given at subsequent to the. 1st have not boxes in which tojsend more- distinsuished ^ reputation, in which deeply my sorrow is shared by hosts of deaij exceeded all during tho time. a corse near Fox's Castle, and had; a nice ji date weir horses -event bis: old friends? would polnt with plea- frieuds, and I can assure you there is his prqvious performances. He 1 —Grahted. of January. The case would .also be different a^ a moment's notice to the ijar end jof tbe line, too wok ithe high jump-at 5ft 8iin; standing high A few yards of linoleum was ordered for little hunt of fifteen minutes' duration, not nArhttna Aftm nlnininrr ort/4: r^mmVilirtir'K nnanaa sure and pride to the time whfen j be: served sympatny I appreciate more than that which' bv , any means a 'straight one. The company if -the resolution; striking the-rate provffled ' mmp at - 4ft 7$in: standing hop, step and tho clerk's office. ; : fr payment in nioities and that:the second part of his time in Waterford. I Aa to Alder- came from my colleagues on the Board—meri jump: three standing jumps included, amongst others—The Master, Mr. man Goff, he (Capt.iToole) could , really ' find who have known the for years, and manylof at 35ft 8in ^_put- HARMLE83 LTJNATIC8. Herbert Goff, Mr. Jack Malcomsoii and.Miss moiqty was not payable until after thejilst o|f r iduccd rate. I have heard in the past, many iGofl whom had worked Jandary, 1900; because in gnch base the ratje t mea, complaints from hunting men bad not nothing "ood enough, to,say. Mr. was { with me for the good Old The Chairman said that at the next meet- Malconxson, Mr. H. Malcomson, tSe Maroois bpoW show that the rate [was boxes read for the conveyance j of j , always foremost in , any. . coodj < 'movement, cause in daya:gono by, - when it-was treason ing of the Asylum Committee a question of Waterford, Mr. Charles Nugent Humb|e. would payable y horses whether for charity, .to holp forvrard sport, to work fox such a (cause. , | I would ariiie as to the treatment of hanneless Mf. T. W. Anderson, Grace Dieu ; «Mr. Hunt, in. such moities, !:and. as the warrant! woultj a id I have known them to pour out the vials ; possibly : ' " " lunatics in the workhouses and to do: everythinjf he . Icould to Believe me, . ; \ UDIU ; JOHN P. FOXJ e Kilkenny G.A.A. meeting he successfully rate- ¦ : ; a few. appropriate sentences, .and . : i ;Chairman—That jig ! payers of the Capitation Grant, and the rate* : •to the 1st January. XJnder : section 33!i>f thb ft r transit ; at ' . ¦ ! [ I ' ' a very nice letter. ;, ! counted for a quartette of events by ' win- payers had quite ; , _ § Act of i The motion was adopted with Applause. It was ordered'that the letter be inserted ng the high jump, 5ft sufficient to pay. Besides ' . ._ . . • Eegi^tration 1850, the Town Clerk is THE BIGHT I j , ; Alderman .Goff brieflyf. responded; and the ¦ : 3Jin, the hop, step there would be the addition of a. permanent f^HBfl ^jrT I pet- MOMENT¦ * : . on the minutes. . : i , id jump, 30ft 10in; l puttinj the shot 381t7in; : ft ) diredted to omit from the list all su£h I! I L ' ' ¦ staff to look alter them, and probably the ' : !¦ ' " e three leaps, 85ft;9in, and * w^^^^^K ^S&B ^^^mEK ^^^^> f ' ^^L sons:who before the let oi Juljr; have no. paia -f(hearj hear). He has, aa j a; matter] of fact, : . - : . M. got second in the erection of additional buildings. Then, again, ' ibe poor rates payable by them np' to ine pre- succeeded somehow or other in pleooinff the i AN AtTEBATION. j -I lb at 22ft lOin. i there Wfiil &nnfmtintn whipH.WAR A. r«rv ftprintift vioui 1st January- In the yiewiwhichlil take minting men who are not;always consistent , Acpidental DroxTning at 'A letter was read from the Local'. Govern In October, 1885, he won at the first Gaelic one 'for those poor harmless, creatures—would By the Local GoYernmenjt Board , ,7i« ratepayers aia noi pay ijp their criticism of railways.1 , ¦' j :; ; lampionahip at Tramore the s'anding hop, of the case the a For instance ¦ Dungarvan. i ; , rnent Board pointing out that it had been they be treated as well outside as they would the rates which were due and payable, and in the early part of tha day 'they' are ^inclined , . found necessary toirevise the. form, in which ep and jump, without weights (30ft 8iin), be in the asylum? ; > for Ireland i | consequently the | Town Clerk was justified' in t> be more or less abusive, and to consider the weekly return The Chairman said he was glad he had . : , of the number of persons the omitiing their names from thejlist. It was, t mt. railways were anathema, or' that they ] . ; (From our Bcportsr.) H ; relieved in the Union is made. .They trahB- views of the members present. To tbe Owner* and Occupier*for tbe; time be^c Tibwaver, a serious responsibility Jor - bim ff l v ero built:and,carried On Especially for them. : On last Sunday morning, - whilst somo ' of . Mr. O'Shea said if there.was a . mitted a small supply of the revised lorn) special insti- of M»onf«ctori«« or Kargirfa* otllUTfCMrlpMd *- take i in cases such as the present which de- I ater on, when in the field, whenj the fox. the ] vessels.' lying :at ) Dungarvah. Quay were which would enable the.. Clerk to Jumish the tution—an auxiliary building—in the county : CBMM la JroUnd; to tba Owoer^ Oera- : It crosses pend on , tephnical conaiderations, andj the line, and the for gets losti and the beinir prepared lor tea, the sailors noticed -return regularly each week, until a supply in which such cases could: M treated, they ' ; ptirnef Pee«DtM«.«b^elii«b* b^abMW of • would be more prudent in 8ach] a 'ca3e to i re- Hounds left behind, they icome to the con- the dead body of a man floating !on the water. Was obtained from: the Union sprinter. : ;'Xh« could not be deprived, of the. Capitation Grant ¦WkolewUe DmlMrinM»rg«no«or. M«T»«rta»- ' clusion that mrco Qinereni counuea—nre& ai -uauyianaers, ' tain jthe names on 'the ilist with an.j.iffi^iil railways ar» a perfect nuisance They informedtbe oonfltabularyof the matter, cr>ief alteration which had been made irrtho ; If a wing of tome central tmion Were s«t aside ' 1 Cb«eM( i» eirrfad en; U> HvudnaSLocal , bpcauBe the 'Eeyisingl Barristerj if alnyhow^ilaugbterj-^but in^tae -evenijag when ' Co. Limoriok. ha won tbo three standing ¦; objection ; who imujediately-¦ attended and¦ !hajd the body form was iri the columns 18' to 23 of tho out- jumps , at 34ft lOini for the treatment cd such ewes, they, per- . Autbortttoila Ireland, Md ail tAtm **m*)m ho is able, on proper evidence, ! to come; .to they are on their way homa .they come round remoTed.i -to the Morgue, ' The 'deceased was door portion, and this had been necessitated . second at Fermoy, Co. ho"S_ could cat tha< Government CT&nt still! -the conclusion that the Town Clerk has jreajion- niost of them to ¦the view)that railways' are identified as a "woman named Margaret Cur- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • Cork ,; on Wednesday, he tied with J. P. xne vnurman—me Asyimn it over-crowaeu , to by recentfcgialatioh. . • i - . : '. ] O'Sullivan for first lace in the high jump; TirHBK«iSr br Section 9 c£ «br WOT* *• ablei cause omitted the j nameto be .ol anyi person mighty convenient—(laughter). I know, bow- ran; ^elonging Balllnacourty, ^King, ' and I THE CABB OF MBS. BOTHWELL. | p by 16 cases. ' . • . . 'VY AA, 1887 (wb»di «MH> tet<, J)tntSmrtm ¦dulv qualified or en^lUed j inserted ;on crror, lrom the Master of:t^e Kilkenny Hunt was about «5 years-of age. An-inquest on the And third : at Csrrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary, Mr. Power—Would it "bo necessary to pass - I Tbe following was read:— i • ' . i i the won tha hich inmn at Rft filin. Hn nlon ¦ ¦; tba lttday ol Janiurj, 1888),prorUta to «fi*' TB anvJlist. he may; fine the Town<_ ClerK; £5j for that Mr. Neale'has done sis best to help them remains was 1 held by, Coroner; Denneby, te i Gentlemen—The! appeal of Mrs. BothwelL B. resolution on tho^ subject? , rojrUuBeghtfmtldnwith th» LocalJ iOWrftyf oT , tinder secUon H7 oi ue win in me promouon ; ana carrying on oi sport wbdm the police reported ^he m&tter, on Moo- Mr. O'Shea—You •each omission . Dispensary Midwife from the decision of the are both members of the •vary Ifanufaetory of UargwtoA (M UaSoad jW v .•arid '14th Vfc.. c; ,69. , . j \ .J- 1. !,j But, gentlemen, to come back to 'cofamercial day, at 12 o'clock no^n, on the: licensed pre- Asylum Committee, and you can state -what iwere admitted 1 from :t 10 listt matters ' Dungarvan, magistrates. rcDorted on the 8th SeDtembet tht mlil Aety fa IreUodfrpmtins* to InM ta aMk i fl> The names , I: can say, as a trader in Waterford, mises 6!' Mf. Landers, . Square; are ! the views of tne .guardians on the sub- maasor M W«, UW Local QoTemnwi Boud [for ¦by ihe Town Clerk, and although thij 2,702 that Mr. Neale Jias never j spared himself in when the following jury was sworn; and viewed ject. ¦ ; : UIB Irala&d awy dlMitt. : rAtepayerB had|;an opportunity ol i making giving eveif possible facility , to tbe com- the 1 body,- -James jp:" Bjran (foreman), Edwd I uunug eariy aiuicMC career . no never ' , I ¦ knot? the advantage of THE DISPEN8AB? HOU8E. . . , AHO yVtrtBSAS.br §«Uo*J «f tba , ,+ i1- claims in the usual way, they aid notIdo so, mercial public of this cityj—(hear, heiir). I Cummins, Hugh Croriyn, ' Patrick Evans, proper training, and ' **>* ' the iie- ! peai, ana reversed we aecisio it was npt till the iycar 1888, when he had A report of the aommittee, which mtt , o» 7oo4 a«4 JkiwtAc* m$W*»**1»»** and ithe question arises as to whether; know bow difficult it has] been for bun, with Michael I dotty. Edward McCarthy, Willian magistrates. ' | ¦ : Wodnesdny last in reference to the Seikinane ptorWouof tS# Ifargurfu^Aet, 1887 «« MttU Barrister; had power to comei|t afly rolling stock that was not ] capable hi giving , Thomas Harty, Michael Foley Patk ' ¦ ¦ reached his 38th year, that he resolved '0 , ^ visihg Ourran 1 . .. ' Yours , obediently* train for the Bnllylanders, Fermoy and Car- Dispensary Houses was read. Father Pierse Jftjri tli« «»M Act ol 1898, abaU «m»4 W Margwto* which :s proved to have been made the amount of facilities -tbat were desirable Drohan, Power. ' i '¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ ' ' ' ' : riiia . , —; . .ipon the claims of ¦ cause.of regret; , committee did not : decide on itr. Brett's MaiRftrina id, 1887, r»l»Un|[to pioima in the' prescribed manner. , • i ; put a rope round it l and prevented it going but fpr him who had: often : : B Ot tie **#+¦ was' then goittgout. I f ant to $6 to athletic meetings' without even his place at all. . tratkm ot Masotactorlea abail «xt&d t« W to aea: the tide ' shop mates knowing his intentions till they Mr. Power—Them was no decision as to pnmiMa whwala th» btulMaV ' whoj»al* A man inamed Carroll to; inlonn the pouce, ' ¦ ofJ ta and when they came I assisted in lifting the saw the performances in the public press, the.plac* at alL d4»ltt to Margarine or M^rgtrtoVCt*** hi- it waa posible to have the advantages enjoyed Mr. Mulcahy—Father Dunphy is arranging rltd on. - : • "' MATTEBS: body out of the water, and"remove 1 it to the for a site to-day with Major Chearnley. 1 • I I1IPOETANT: MUNICIPAL Morgue-if When I raised the bbdir out -•» the by his more fortunate competitors. , AVD WBIRBA8, by S*»tl«» llK •*• ••¥ I ! : Ji ¦ • ¦'• ' ' ¦ n Waterford, I can safely] say -that no man- t Bowling, 'and' Mr. Barron—Let the committee meet again. j • . 'i I I igerof a railway; compan water Ilieeognised, it as being the deceased, wrestling vaulting were his Act of 1»87, tlM •xpfetalob " LooaJ iotborUrf * y that ! knew has • auiu w«u—'\vueu I.U& law in uiu ituju UVUUJIB best -and favourite events. He ia a fair wiel- Mr. O'Shea—Tbat is the proper court* to -ani! Local Aatltorto News." ; I jver afforded ithe same! Juwilitie's, {has ever iMargaret Curran, whom I bad' known. for : " fMODMl a* neaitloic *¦**•- i ' iTo the Editor of the "Evening !some years. I saw ber drinkihg in Landers |ier. : . . - - : i ' ; : J\U ! tier; of the "caman,*' has plsyid many a bard adapt. Call the committee together at tome (M H» appomt » p«bito MaljrM «Wb» »»,• W» ; ¦[ ¦ been more* courteous, haa ever been more ¦' ' rough and tumble" football match, central nlace and let them decide on a site Iteal j j ! ¦; . : ' ¦[ ; : I painstaking and just in bis relations towards ipublic-house about half-post seven on Sotur' 1 The facts of the c&ae of M. rs. Roth-, 1 and U ot Food ud Drngi Act; 1875," aMrin* ' —— "Wfttcrford , belonging to tho IBB. wen-Known isci >nnv ne {never yei met 1 Ajatboritiaa la li*Uad MtlMfts4 »ppott|» ! i I Acropolis, '; ; ;-j the'steamship/interest*of Jthis port!than Mr. !day evening with two men ¦ pell .; are already well , known. She wii a was aeciaets inav vnu touiuuwo »uu ** 1 ¦ ; -hear). ]town. I: never saw her alive Af ter!that. . • • the "terra firma " in a football field, except paUt« tnaJjit «od«r tfca Uat-aawadAOt , ,m i - : , October; 27thi 1900. 1 Noale has—{hear, 11 • look upon bis the summoned some. ! short; time ago by the through foul or an accident. - Since the G.A.A. meet on Thursday week ftt Beary's Cross, action Uw LoealBorark i tb.e-Fj.Watcr-1 iepartnre from . amongstl tii as .a loss; which Micbtfel Dwyer, who ;was alfeo ;lsv<)rkinff . Urban. Council' on a chare© of wearingijht . ' , to decide in reference to the 1 UOMdadby *O)of i^M* ! sir,-^-The short parasraph .ip vessel same-:time ; as previous, witness, was started he acted aa goal-keeper;for the Dun- 12 -o clock t a;»hi*ji» las appended:— , !, . :! ; . :.' 6 A-. - i p|m to 11 p.m.. well to make: an ; ordor leaving tbe matter oninvn dmu 'rvpA rinnularitT. : and few grmrU- '¦' ' ; ¦ ' ' oi- the 'deceased from.8.15 ^ relief wna cut down: it would be open to tb«n ' : ;: : : ¦ ! TO EJ A: NBAiBi EBQ. : : .. n r ia the hands of trie Local Government BotJrd to| come before tho board and esptaln 'the aVUi ItvUsd who soall nak*' when •&» waa ^^k89^ ? shel,S didn t ¦ , . ; ¦ ! :!.; wnnout naving a. cnai wiui xne popular an «^U*»M*«-3fS* ol Berkeant TyndaU, ; 8he ielV ffl? —1 npt to ask for an li)iulry. ¦ circumttonces- or speak \ to , the represeniaj »«a»L amlA trthMt* fat m O»nlii&>*m&* Assisiani manager ureav oouuieiu uuu bpr friends, and : • ' '¦ y- hospitable Dan. . : • . I. •:¦ .¦ \. ; . : ¦ f MayotiBP#hMiriR, ' Fnow Eow she would face Miss -Grubb-TVery welL j . '\i\ tWe " of. the division, a» in theicaie submitted th«?tlat o! the present Western Bailway.. i 1 •: being in the. lpck up epake. to me at the Mr. J. WalsheJ-r think the Clerk's Bugge*- , ; ¦ , ' ¦ have been a'^ry hfib .fi«nre » Dear Sir,—We, tbe undersigned residents after r ^wa» per- ky Mr. Molcahy. - Sfwhat must barrack door for some ttaeJ She tion is a practical one, and we should 1 act ion MANOTACTUBE, of Waterford ond frendii;generally; heartily ¦fectly intelligent arid sober at tbi time. : In- IBWH ; M l congratalste ,' yoii on ;your ipxomoupri to the 't a bod caso i drunkenness After sozna iuriher discussion,;. ! ;;:" Mr. Power said that an eflort wa* beia< deed she wasn . I jof -^ onerous and responsible position yon now fill, The course suggested by tho Clerk ] wa;i HAVE¦ ¦ XOIJ -A BAD I made to: revive the movement In favout '» 8 y ¦ ¦ and we beg to assure 'you of Ihe de«p pleaipe ' nffMflJ 4/i - I ' ;. ' > I. , l- .l ¦ ¦ ] fMr! iMc cartby, ai juror. He jxpressed Ws • ¦: • • f . - Irish ojanufactured goods. It way taken « it affords us to know tfc&t your' nlahy estim- the]-Ahef in dis- LE0 bvby DriDr O(rawyerTJwver., 'BishopBishbp of Limerick,, •nai«Wb- fittingly recognised oplnida 'on the action of l able qqalitie* have beenl charging her, at such ablate ho4r of mff"*-^ ' ' : : ' ; ¦ WITH WOUNDS thit dlMhsnre or etberwlt* FithetiKavanngfhp'Thew was also an article by those in whose ' service your ¦ Bfe has been and Tyn- ' " < ! : ?H4aSer-ithowtojc that ' ¦•¦ : , ¦ ) . ¦ THead-^nstable Kidney SergeWi • [ • ' " ' ' r H = - 1 = | pttbtpf ianooa4td with UfUmtilon Mf ••oU« on the subject In the spent. • ••! | J ••! otjine con- ¦ of money weni put dall. Who were »>re»enV on behalf ; ' : ¦'¦ " ¦ ; ! tk>t «b»n ton BMM.tiiai fl««r«r en t&« fofl*tned thW»nd M oM nilllJoin* •We feel inucb gratification ; in i tatinfr that , ' 'L ¦ i ^ ] ¦¦¦&' M ImprMiloi r If w, win th« »Hn ot the country forfcod* which could wu- you not atftbrflury. said there : was ^jfcWff^ t? ¦ ¦ put it I«»» to h* during your resiaenpe | in Waterfcrd W. ;.! . . i- . - . THS CATHEDRAL. ! . } ¦ .! TOO Ur« potva tot fM«ii nil tbt r»»«}U»>ymdj **'W you were drawn byj. bliiinea* febjttons, bvt wouldigt> ii,Iet:ou^ 8he>o|ad iiApf«intt^ » - - - "I i iH -;; "! ' iViJji .t? o«M wwir, tid .'f».'#R-^MtMBi- tfU 1mb that by!j out -uftilortt.]c»uTU«y, genial man- -t . jrwt»rtBrtb4 mM ! * ¦ her*;- sod -kindly cbnsiderAtioi, you earned On: Sunday^^, the fea*,t ot flt 'Otterai/tMwn *m **p *»Wff ig4 •» community in -thie of this Dlo&ka 6t ^^^Watarlordland Xlsnjor^w) u tto+lXff iymmSSf# ; QQmn>em feT»CrW* dMteoc^. tb«. s^d^s^^^K T m*n*n{«• oi tb* p«»rtto walk jTup aM 1 L« ol*w S«> liR.b«r,Woj^4ww<|slProJ ; tew < Ju&r*uit*4Ho tpitaU tat HfmMM 1 ¦ r (flDBS '^B^^^wWb 1 WB ^^^K mB^^*'J^^ HV' --^^^^^R-_ »^W» .^W^^^^^^^^ flfcj ^^ k^H'-wm-. «er6r*Ho£Thl«floe t to'ba DiJactioiOt ffiiilK m^l^^m^^^i

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¦ ¦ ' ' ' Ii' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦• ' : ¦!;.: ¦ ¦! W'!¦OOJLSJ¦ :IFINGi EBIN• G . ¦ I . ! ,. .; ; ¦ i ¦ ¦ - ¦ ' ; ¦ 1 ' I : i i ) . i ' ¦ < ¦ MONDAY j Noydinber 12th 1 .- i PONOKE lO^STIE, 23 to onnco for ... 8d. ) _ }. . . . (vrt. . ' TUES DAY, ! j ., Mth | : , ROYAL'WAVE, 30 ; „ ... : 84 ' SILK CUT, 23' „ ' ... ; 8d, WEDNESDAY:., J4tli '. At 7.30 p.m. j LPON IAtii 24 i :,' ¦ j ! „ .„ ; 84 THURSDAY ^ , 15th I ¦ EBLANA , !¦ 24 : „ \ ... \ 8d. FRIDAY „ 16th ! i j SIRirGUT CUT, 25 i „ \ 6i ,; j J ; ... Doors open at 7,| Vbe Lectures begin at 7.30 NATIONAL, 25 „ ... 64 . i A W VIOLET, li . 25 ! .. .. 6d. and end [befo re ). Admiesiou enly by: ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' LK- ! Ticket. ; : . i ; i : |C/ i ' . i ' i ' •¦ ¦:; " /TUJNB J j : i i . . « - ' VOT Load« SALE BY JOHN MURPHY; DONOK CASTLE, in funo/ boxes. 3s 9r fo '1 8 next Tbteo years. mil)joc$ to )' !: M, okott, drc ' ' ¦ _ Do T JM, UtoM 19Gfl. • „ - . Jr*- Yew!/ Teaaecy.;.. 10 0 0 arrangement^ w ifr-h may 'exist or ~b& nudo STORF, fIlGlBIW| , t ' any ^{jOTCja , TWISTS btntont*.. with tho local Batinaka or other public bodies. * Tenders,; Wdrossed to the Secretary, Watorford ¦ , Babsc W«HiogUin Stnrt )Ut«h ,D, , at St. Bridgo CoramiBBlonerf Wa'crlord, and wblcb mast 79 QUAY, WiJTERFQRD : I Wk? ' 9 • : b. SoVtJt ¦ will: be reoaived by-mo siato the proposed] se mrity, " ' ¦ EXTM StifiK MI) ***<* 0 Tbe Commissioner^ do sot bind themselves to i JOf .„ t. _ OroM Tauly BtatalxseUeot ... £56 8 0 accept the hlghea; or ipy Tender. : ¦ rty t. 11 jLIl> »"J«.» For further information apply to ' 1 ' ' con»wer»blaJ^^J™ ma.^ h»»ing°? been, ncentl* ri neipeadedauuam : : ¦ c|yM13 imJaJiwiJyJu::;:!!, . f in i! I J) G. STBANGMAN, Xi®iJ \. N.w Boof» *»d otherw««lowowi wiitt, : Secretary 'WlatfrforxMlridgo ConuniSGionarf, : ta ^^on wettby « 7tl> Deoe.mb* ¦ : ¦ ojf Bjys' Academy—will ba opened conducted . by a aost effiaent and highly H«y pn ioa «M . > _ W 0 a « i j jKeferencea. : . Wbrte> l H f? j accomplished Lady Teacher. Tho School Cnrricalam ^"*** * J *> * ** • l rso ^ar " *^ Terms untf lall informationfurnished b : 1 I I .' Vana deliver Prpo at Oaotomerc' oTTQiBoora y the T?111 ombraca tho varions sabjecto inclodcd in aYooDS '¦ . ! '¦ ' |:: | ^i creiart/, ; ; ' Lady' », thorough education. ¦ ' | : hi. Wjtoje<»UfcNi., p«r rt*e) ^ O jf 0 5 ¦ ¦ !¦ and XX ; ¦ ¦ 1AGEI 1 . : !. i. :. G^JIJf NESS'S X FAMOUS STOUT, i . i; - : ¦ ! EDINSTITUTE , PopDp, »>hoco Parenta 80 dauroft, yrill be prepared ' 'fi AND ALLSOPPS CELEBRATED . PRESS : DASS CS CO. f. EALE ; ALES in Qparkliujj IEISfl ks^OCIAT OFFICES . for ttq <¦ i | Intbrnedlato E¦ zaalnattons. C coition ¦ ' ¦ ¦' i 1 T . ! ¦ : ! ¦ i •' WHER^AN AND PrLLSBNBR LAGER BEER. : ! 16 DAWSON-SrREET¦ • DUBLIN ! ¦ ¦• ; - ; ¦ Music njll be ao Trtra. ! : : •I BREWEEY—CELEBRATE . . ! i ; : . . ' ST. BKIGp'3 D : ; ¦ MlWERALgWATERa, ¦ • : "! ; fiar*sr^i*:^t- f ! -| ii : -i ;¦ . : i For terms, otc , apply to thai Pxindpa!, I > AU i Drioks of dioj very bes,t quality ONLY. All Order* raiclvo i;{rict Pcrtoail attcmion '' ; Price i LUtfl on .; • ' THE GENERAL' BM20SBI0 j j i , ^Appliptioo. • :: - - ; i I E. D. LYNCH, ; B.A|. (Hon.) ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ; . |! :- CO. i " ' : - ' > ¦ ' ' • •¦ • : [' ^JPfLY I . ; ) . . WE SOLIOT A 1 RIAL, j , ' O'COKOTIiL-BTiEET, ¦WATEBFOBD. lUeol tr»d ' Are prepared1o a idertako nil Branches cf j ELEC!liEI0|L ENGINEERING, or bUla ridij, j ¦ ; ; • ! r BALLyBBICKEN¦ WATEBFoitbJ I ! : ELECTRIC SELL 3. TELEPHONES,! &c., Kisw GOO!D§ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' KO?E BUT I ; - | : ; .; ¦ ; ; . ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ ¦^ |r J ^ . ^ ¦¦ ¦ ¦^¦ rijJi Tbe Pli»nt; ereite 1 by thli Finn will .bo 'Clock. i: Finest Rolled Oats i|... ; 2/4 ot, Guaranteetltp cbmply with the Fire Idsoryneo • Bales, whietj Is most; iknportaat, as toe Insurance : I Fioefet Wholemeal ? ji , . . }« : Coopaniesjtrill ;! j" 1/tt FAMOUS only recognlsa a certified " Kngl- for Broun Bread |i " ] " j III & IX ncar's ". Report ia a, ewe of Fire, which Certificate ' ¦ j ' ; \Vbo1emeal Biscuits :¦!..: ; 9d lb^ ¦ I ' trs EeUabi our EleOritil |" Eqgln ser," M B. C H. GuiiifiUAw, p' ' JUfstlOatcako ' ; . • : . : l STOUTS BOTTLBi) i i hold* from Flnsbury ( ollege, London ; | ... •;., . 6d ., . . ' Sonwharda Coals ' ; ¦• I ' ... ¦ !:... 9d tin JONES • ||j j ;oi H GRAM3HAW, : |. ¦ iLaypr Fi : ¦ Ifew g3 i,. | ... 6d Jb.j ' DtnitAEVAI^ RURflX DISTMOT. : Ersctrleal Engineer tnd Monaser. :¦ ¦ New lKuspberrylJom ! ... ¦ • ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : : 6/-ctoz - ^— ¦ |: L" ' : ' • 'T M- - ¦ ' 1 ' ' H White & C .'4 Mamiiilode 4/- ;, ! TO WATEBWOU£g COKTEA<3XOR5>J ie. ; l " I- " I I: ! " . ' THEATRE ROYAI; ll i : j 1 Vfafepilne n Meit jJoicbJ 3/9 bo ; I Cr>stp|li»-d ' HPHE Council of ths etbovs Oiitriot will , at their U 8.4 |IM ! Cbejrries ; ... 1/6 ! *•; Jl! Mottinsto ba held oa TOESDAV, tbe 6Ti ! ; New Seisuii 's Uo/lon ?• : ¦ Tpi . 2/4 ; of KOVEMBED, 1900, ccnsldor Tonders (or oe^ryitjg E? ONE NIG1I3?: ONLY. ! .U- ;,f, ;r. • • ' . - WOtWj l to cpsiphtloh a Watorwotki a leme to tupply-ths .gJt-v-¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ -f>;.ri: ^i'|t» >; iv* - ¦ ' ¦ WOOL, i i ' wortiiJ' ' ¦ ^ y f. ./- . '- -f ti' •--••«¦ • ¦ ' ¦ ; " * ySIDAY ! HOY. 9 SJ? "»• • " - .*f • li I . • Dlscrlot jof B llydafr.parca.ac to. (b? Plani nnd~ , j 1900. I Tbo|Fonrt i!f( r this Season of 8poe|fioationBM to eamoto boio'n ot my ofiloe. j HENRY w|HITi & CO., Taadcb, nhloh are (o oontdfo th« names of Tcro ME . JOSLipaOillAB n»t.

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O^* :- : ' ' ' ' ¦ i' ¦¦ • ¦!¦ • ¦ ! ; ¦ BOW&T^'i : tfc jjy jft* ior«» \w*w^^ ' -v A':l£::^|;s-> TOW- . ¦> : ';- ' '¦ of Wifeffoid; but \rno dtf aclv lookedto lyr, ¦TALE] ' ' iwiBS. ; ¦ tjiTuly l«t; i.;. :;<; . : v,V : ;]. ; 1- !!!)*! ^^ :AOT 8pciABmm.,.:;, . i .:-; i ;j: v^l^ii 'lj iH;^^? ^' ¦ ; ; ! «ttiri»Wdamiiul etptodlUrt c as their' t^iu*, andiJfriend.y 'Bis i cjaaiicaliadt w, hi ;' ' ' . i ' ' ; '^^ : • ¦^ftoy»l rWaaef(B«^a*on>f.^«^) L.;;;« ^^•iw^ JTbe BEST available food -tor pirn & jpKtaioi s • ' ' ' '' ' ; Tij^^ilie»and life wUhii .< Who Is ffiara ambflg i . In ot< er . ti /meet:tfat ^wi»he« o(..«|tf boyeni^xl S " ./ i i the'CortxnratioD «t jc7,3it8 :iaL ;. 9i.; [iyerjr '} %$, ; icHastefaed ' iuwj . enliTcnoi . hi» 'aiioW' : 'barley meal !s perhaps thevery bMtjj Indiii;jn ai : sf^ Art , waMnber the Msiekly meeting* ot the ok oonnty obm oiotl; :jklfice we jglve in the yeart','«. '<); li«t of fairs for 11«tW(taber ialbtherinforrrtation of rouch H*; r Q ;i i : ¦; ¦: l:]Oori>OT»tioli .Hli -8,«6 12J ins .p^iflrioed :th» admir«tion and 'rapeot:in jwniitt [Pridej Little-Wolf, awf Henry* |Que«n. > ";;;'' by boiling. In; all •cases tnllfc, WDOI : ftlso hjer . ; We- ^ bade Uuqi»gb.'ottrold file* and notio« tha yaluo iu co ne^ with,buying»nd teJihjgpfjtoclt; : j!' ; ' Ijeduct fbr 'poot ioAee, ' -! - hs, £ar. been' held for so many jeaii, and it »; With ? -Bewin'g—6 tol-4¦ -agaiiist winneij -I .- Y- - \ l< .- \---.'i '^{ Riven, thia (a most iiapdiWit. til'; -! "'! ' ¦ allowW"** > neaxljriallhaye ' ' ' ¦ r ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ; ¦ . ' ttnfeigaed regret, we , -tear of the Jwocewdtj Vf gona. !• , i ¦ j '• ' ' j'y;'. - '-»- • -!41. , ; . ' ' . '!• - - -l' v ::- ' :¦ ; y ¦. &c!iT eOO jOi \ct ¦ ' ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ 'H. -f>- . .^ . . T. ' . . ; /r/ The very WOKST foods perhspa] are^harnrpg ;p j ¦ '^'V' ¦ i »Hl»*sf|»»«» . . ; . : ; . T ; ' H I. : | retirement 'jiciire JTct-k amcqgst ius, -1>ttt wjs¦'!to|>{? -i^ , HIBTOB JCA|«.-;:;- .: ? ; ¦;; : , . :¦;•;, . .; PADDOCK PLATB.wfrwtnaUesj |1 • numgolds and 'brewery] or dlotUlery i gralna, ^ ' ' : ; ¦ . , ' -|; £7,8<6 l2a;-8 ¦ ' ¦ in tfio .ttoe of Deaa O'Brftin. Mr. John Veale, wh ' ¦ ¦ ' " ' ' '¦ ' ¦ ' %[ •- .; f i.v :. . I' - •¦- . - .^T' UtttSfiU :0s. ¦:¦;:¦ OommeicU .Watefoidi. ; i , . .; . .. ¦; :Also ran-^-AthelingV. Pride,„ Oorbal | U»M -? . quite as Important to hafeplgajWEtt, ¦ ' ; Bat It is ' : '¦; pLpi; .MEiwERg. J; .v. - j i! |! was long *nd honourably tonneeted with the Bociet ' ¦ ' ' ' - ;¦' ' " * ItjcreMft. :i;- !i '. . -v- i ***ft*i—* . . ;, ¦Grange, Ballipaganie, CarJine,, Froskeyi Lad. FEU, aid to leatf Fwitoew po 1-against.winner. - , i: : . ¦! ¦ -^: ' : . . . September 185q .. , Tho following were triab,' teprcsentativr i ia[ tie ' ¦ ¦ ' escuee in this direction the Bsciif Cwera' As- ' ¦ ' '' ¦' " ¦ ' ^ :: the Society estahUshed; ' i] ¦ ' ¦/¦ ¦ ;¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ :;¦;¦ ' . iwa» !n St. Patrick's. Chart PTIBLlC BODiEoSi. ¦: [ , . , ;: I- .. . InctOM of rental in the yean 1869, • , J f sociation has at great expanse provideda ajj freely i \ . . ] Btotfee of: Commons m 1831—Cashef.iCity—Mattne* wrt renjarkablbfor ^ J¦¦• ' • •' " ¦! ¦ •" :-i870 187irM ¦2,500 0s. Od. ' 1 t|ie fact ttot those who wereinvifa JTHIRD CADOGAN PLATE.-One Mile.i distributed iarge White Xprk8hlre| bpar»-, thia la • , PencefaUier. , . Dungarvan Botougli—Hon.!..(3etK b tp>tfend;h«l to maka; : In the Guidewill be found list* of those oonoected IVobablo increase in the year 1824 ^ their way ihtoughheaps oliubhU i i Thomond'Crhompson) ...... 1 breed: Tor Farmer ' an dl Merchant, ; Lamb, second brother, of [Viscount Melbourne; iJoint in the dark becausej with all t!B-'WbliQ..board«, ! and in«tjtufe»» , and in the very best ¦ ¦ A CURIOUS 000 0s. Odi . ot e^teniive ttoctoral eharige* i V Sollcitor (Doyl8,.Jnnr.) 2 maturlBfrqulcklyJ: , . ?RQJJEGT 25, tJncler Secretary for the Homo Deportment. Kilkenny Broad , addition, t is ICdunty Councillors.District Counoillon feeding well and : |j : ThV es'Hih^ted cort !.o{ tho proboerf street which (were being carriedout In that ka ' i Flying Hackle (Harris);....;...... 3 : . i Cqqnty-rRight Hon. John WUUam Ponsonby, yisciimt biok-.bme. " There; Were Poor Law OnaWiaas iare folly »>$ out. The names o( L.U _ ¦n'nnirt 'rt/v^ ¦w-Mr-»T-*'i"rTTTTT\iTTVT/"rt trtiaiton then two rival.Sooletias-tl ! ' Also ran—Old Brown Bess, Christian, iiMer- -m~—^ — - —— .i of the r&iti to Grceobanlc Tjoncannon, ^on oftho Earl of Beaiborough, a£d rPght the City md ; County Offlcbls will, alto. be, fofind, I ¦ ¦ ' ' ' '" ' ' ' C.Y.M.S. Class for 8t John's and St Patrick s. Bot Won. . • • ' ¦ : '' ' ' . ; .- on .j: - . . IV ¦; , . on^ Gracedie4 . ••< ^00 0s. oil! Hon- Joha (Butter) Eariof Ostory, sin of thaM^iquis and in othc ; nspecU we have made our Uttlabooklet. a -i- . : i¦ PEQFirABLEB£|CLT8 PEAKING Holl the 80th ' ¦¦ ¦¦ ' fl ourishod for » time and dial of a malady still cdmmb Betting—Evens winner. ' ,- WITH THE MOST S in tho Towt^ j : ; of ' ,. ,. .- ' , ¦Mt ****n^t9 ; of Ormonde.. • Kilkenny City-;Nicholas Philpot-Leiader valuablit d rectoi ' as well u an ' (ndlspetudbloGuide. i 1 , to Irish movemtnts-j-Internal Dissension. • By tho wa y * BOTH FOB, FABMJE& AHD BACON : ; ¦ ¦ ; Esij. ' WateHord The pries or tho pocfeet companion STAKD PLATE.—TWee Miles. j ¦ ¦: ¦ ' September. 1851, Slr|..Henry'JWI iston; Barron, T^ INp0ME ^OW. ; ;-- ;! ¦-• ; / ' . New Roes—Charles Powell Leslie. the orignal headquartersoi the CatholicYoung Men il bat One Fenny ¦ OTRER. r : jr: - ijj -; . 'i;. ' | j County—Lord-Geoige Ttomas Beresford, unMo tjhis and it can ' le obtained from aQ'ag^iU who sell theN«w a j Elfrida . (Owner) „...... ;... 1 ' ' to: Society was tho houie now od by Messrs. Walskan then {Member of Parliament ' for* ! Water/ord . i" ;The Town Clerk'j-estijnaie 61 i ho Borough lWd Marquis of Wateifird; and -Daniel iO'CdnnellJ iEsq;, Uf be »nd from tl . » « »» |. .1 ! . and'attended 'to, theyjsnonld " ; . properly fed tho Waterwork Us; .: , ; ' ¦- •¦ ' at, or er :a msthod of attemptihgitb provide a Free Brio"g« ia estimated At JMMI lid. and 'ontonbV. Wexford .County—Arthur ChichiMj*, post fonthr se halfpenny stamps^jsr copy.. :dyne 11.^ Deliyeretv ^hitehead ¦, Levanter, aboat; 1 cwt. t qt. 24 liw. ' ' ~ ' ' ' , ¦ ' • ¦ • dead weight, ttader, thotfrbaii Sanitary AuthorityTof £3,it5 10s. 0 joif ' ' . Betting—3 to 1 against winner. Give abont' 3 frallons Of. milk tbltho stone nt ¦ ¦ ' " ' ' ' ! Bnt they were nut altog^her gone. The Natdona POSTAL IN^OBMATION. , that;theD, aa' novrj' yrbree e • •J; J i :i' . . ,. •••••••• ?i <•• i- "!, .; j Mountmorrla. Tipperary Cdunty^—Hon.. i SVancis TRIAL ^LATE.—five Furlongs. meal • thift is most; important ; yottcannot iatt< o; Tuck/jpresenta-th '' and Literary Club held tli;ir wnddy debate ni ' ¦ ¦ '¦¦: ' ¦ ¦ Aldborough Prittio and Thomas Wjse.jurir, EKI fed ghts /ot , . Tba I ostal Wotmationgi rra in oar Gaide wilfbo . Apple Blossom (p. Cpndon) ...... |1 * v without ml t. . :PUB LIC IJGHTINU. • ' '¦ ' ¦' ¦ " ¦ ¦:¦ ¦¦ - '¦ ' 4 several ' ~ plfja profitably [i . ifreatest barrier to the ifreedpm ot . agricultural' 5JHp j | John s Waterford. . , . • , . ¦:; years with consider i»blo mcoew, but at last it found one- of SU' rhany ralcuble features. ; Bexid^st* '. ctotMRiTThompson) ..:r,'...r.7.'. .7..- .ra'" not aterMzed shbuld ^be u»< d ¦ ' ' ' j Separated milk if trade iii the ' ' ' ';• ¦ !' : ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ '¦ died out . for want ' of suppjii, but reylved ip strengtn wQl 'seo at i glance whenevery tub-otlce in ths city iuid , Smith) ...;...... : !3. tnia ir city thatjiit ia pbssibje to imagibe \\ jTho estimated expentUturd on jtho pablid lighting ;. •MMI I MI H ;• !•! i Favonian (J nerfrrtlv fresb. t&ero teno duTcidtr.aborrt \i\ under thopblitical exigencies ofup«iooVrefarencestowWcl : daily,; for n;hich, as farj as: we , iijeJading.Town-Hal), Thcatrft etd, 1« closa upon £l,80K> ' robnrb» is cleared the nriooj-1 deliveriei).ar e ;• Also- ran—Parpier¦ ¦¦ Poudre, Porter, Curragb- bat. a separator ot hta oWn t keep tt .e tnow, i8 wJthont MORE MISERY. . ]!: " ; ; ' is' not desirable, In the oldlUlub then wcre' ' ¦ ' • . ¦; '' ' ;.-j- .f *-- --- ?*"*»~ —r-~<—. - tbe farmer. ^ *c knnum a sum, : "which uadonb -dl would ; ' jis:!;! some fits meatUmtd, amd th= time at wb'ch tho pMttnen «i'ai« 'mote;. • , ^. clean.! . || parallel in any connti^. civilised, br otherwise, , , y, pay class debates, and to-day Dumbexs of our.bttt - ' - ' '¦ ~ - '.^- ' vesselsBcmaulousl/ sarly U. JX over interest and citizen<1 talso givto. , . »|. • . - rrS •; ;. ; :• :: • •: . Bettings to l ftgainst winner. \. . . . snqulfl 63 etnl log fond for efi - ' ¦ SenMftted milk from the Creamery except China, perhaps! where:xubajerclnl life " ¦ " : The miserable light produced at Jiioiw'awr- wUl recall with pleasure the Itorensio battles tnga^ u ! I «***»Mt«*tt*** ' - : ectzic. installation. . ' j ! ' . . ;; THBHB. It e*nriot ba t«oj strongly to- ' ¦ ' 1 lord Gas .Works is bad enough, »n nil Con- there. Outsiders always had a warm welcome in th , BIRMINGHAM. sterilized is carried on wrong 1 end ,up. j Sir- . Henry ; |. . ! . ;• •»*«»^ ' : . ,. ¦ j slated upon that sterilized ;separated milk IBGOC D . . , t*«»»» . i science, .without . adding to it anoihor;highly old '• National and Literary,'.' and no man, however hi DAV FR IHER. . \ . . . sterilises, a d Winston Barron on lha bccaaiori referred ib, ' ' food for aaimals. whereas if KOT 1IELLINJ}. ¦ ' . : I , inconvenient .characteristic. We referj: to .the uopinions^imons), migmiguhtc ainerdiifer%'froiniroin thciio|o inajoiity,majority, ever missed hi Wr hi ve to than'-c the " Cork ExaTniner"'for the BTETCHFORD HURDLE RACE—Two Miles. ' , ; .j , , , ' ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ereri ono day old. It -to! in some taqsa paSitlve y advocating , a. Echeine for the freeing of .the nasty smell which it produces at times alter wdcomothere.Welcome there. ,|. i : :. ;I : . ' interestiug sketch of Dan , i'raher , pub'-'ihtd ' thin Travelling Lad (Hunt) ! 1 ' ¦ ¦ ¦ • 'A' number'of citizens haVe w .4it en; asking ns to : injurious. .. . .' ' If |! Bridge, said— "At ipjesent-ibej ! fanner .the : >eing lightedl lor about an: hour. It has been : ¦•»¦¦» ¦<{« . • ; : ever'nj. . | • . ;; Step Forward (Wilson) - 2 * ill attention to the foul odours ih - • DosT breed from »' badly fotmeS ipoor ;qna% labourer, and' the poor are impeded awd ob- prevft ling .thecity for badly experienced in our own printing; works, . i **>*«i><»«t««i* : Bonfire (Owner) \3 litter reared By j puch is >me time, Caused, as thoy assumfc, byohenucaltreatmejt and-- we have"heard complaints from peV«ral CAPTAIN W. C. jCOGHLAN. i j -Harbour, Everleign, Bent sow-a portion of every stracled and taxed in all T .' , ,: 1 Also ran—Joaonie, to Inherit the bad qpblitle? of the their daily occupations > the gas supplied of late. W« cant ot positively ttati quarters ' as to the disgusting odour to, Mich ' AT HE IMPERIAL , Clydebank, Lazy Girl, and Blue Suin, almost certain , ' The " Irish Homestead" of October 27 pub ' TravSto mother ond when marketed ,|clasecame 86 dllenaive in one ol the roonis ol Charles (not " Thomaa,"! 03 our conteinpurartf " 'OLD RACE".—Two^^ Mile3. pnjpojds, ! lurninnting.point of \^.w, gcneraf^Jodo ^is which ade the General Post , in the Imperil 1 Hotel in the most hospitable manner. The THREE YEAR8 female, should pe eelected'for brecdlnj? profits ; the labourer! paid a pefiiiy daily qnt ¦ . Office 'which a numher has it), Coghlan,! ol Dromino, County \Vntcv} ; Doleful (Dollery) 1 arid ore more Batlslacto: y ot at all of an igreeablo kindl| ot hands were, engaged, that two of. thb,6ffl,- ford,.a we'll known and a practicil membet proceeding! were cordial in the extreme, and one and all ' the results pay better of , his email wages ;! and tbe poor suffered ' ' ' : ! Haskeval. (Latham) .... , 2 ¦;¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ . : ! . *****f **e***** . ; cials turned ill fflid'had to ceaae; duty and expressrd ) egret that Waterford is losing the citizenship ¦ every way. . ¦;; : ' of the County and District Councils and PctJ r OrseiB (Acres) ..: '. ,3 i! equally in all the tra isactio«is that required ' ' eave the premises.' The people ' resident ! :in of au able ] Uilway expai, and » gentleman whososocial • L , Law Board. The " Homestead" says of this ! way.rouse the .Corpoiatiop to ic Importance < 1 the irovcmcnt, and whose earnest Bnd, in- 8tr»iiRrian'8! Beer tn c!ca roi.dttloD. Fresh Voiarford, J| word. Trade is stagdndt, trn> tromurieratiye, iesUons which hav^ been oo long. : In coi - lpgers withini every apartment of tbe hpme. . neglected It js said 1 deed, i zealous interest ih co-cperation had daily at • »o Mirble Bar. - LINGFIEIJl i commetce is lanquahhing, the I people nn- sction wftb'thia suggestion ws may r pn»t our little Ii t the offensive odour is due to: some been steadily maintained for the" period*—no\i ; E matters that are caUinly ript for < iscusslntiL particular chemicalrtised ia 'the manufacture¦ ¦ in its sixth year—of his co-opeiatiso employed, the rate^i' iiid taxes) high. : This of the gas. |, "* ¦ ' ; . :!; -. work! CATERHAM PLATE^-Five Furlongs. ; - j. Captain Coghlari iB an old soldier, whos ' Bronzewinz (L. Reiff) ,1 BTJILDEBS & CONTEACTOJ evidence of , th« Commercial Sloth ' of our military service dates back to the; Crimea, at NOTES ! AND NOTIONS. Lady Blackwing (G. Manser) 2 ;TO *¦ ¦ " : It is one of. ceVerq.1 m rasnres requited to i|n- \ : ' • . j AN AGREEABLE EVENT. ' • \\V ' which campaign he served in thb 6Gth Begil 3 ¦ ¦ : ¦ : iihabitantf, ! Nelly Farren gelding (C. Cannon) . ..- - ' .^,,, , r . prove the ' j I >city and'-.the neighbouriug counties. ] ' ' ¦ ¦' ' : : '"I ; : ment, serving, subsequently, in the i Queen'a Also ran—Glencoe Bymonde, Shaun [ Rhu, ,' 2—Publio Martetg' in some c iitral place, such 03 ar¦ ' ¦' Assistant Managtr of tho ment such . tempered enthusiasm as ia requif KILL. ' 3-i-An adaquate Pire Bridge, • ! Great Southern and Wester* ma colt, and Bedale. ' ¦ : ¦ ' ¦ ' 1 ¦ ¦ : ¦ that bridge free, and an nmended . : Act in the Bailway, were of a very agreeable and hearty character. site for the wise | devotion of afiairs, and, as .30 against winner. I | *—A Central Bailway Static a; \ The po ice. are having a busy time just now. Betting—100 to last efession of Parliament.'' . The old bridge Tho . < hairman, Aid. W. G: D." GofT, J^P. inadef the Vice-President of the iGaultier Bociety, h^ ) 5—Tramway to connect tha Stci boats w.th tba introductory : speech which wa» couched in oppicpriate has, both by his; kindly goodwill, and by hty They ar( actually inquiring into- the Bally- ' ' that was thus spoken of iis therejstill in nil its ¦ ¦ 1 8UNNY8IDEHANDICAP.-One Mile. j . Qnite New Pitch Pine Mahogany FJacinga ; Railway. : I I • . j language and .Mjr. George D. Cioker presented ;tha practical interest in their concerns, won, for leen Imriing case with! apparently good re.- < Cobden (K. Cannon) il 1 ' ; : deformity, and if its rot en old piles could speak ¦ ¦ himself and for hia society, popularity amoni sults. T ley have arrested a man named Mor- "J 2 GIOBS Cases. 20 x ! • I . chooL address to which the recipient replied in ; brief j but Queen Bonby gelding (8. Loates) ... ;3 8* even (bey 6—A'fechn ieal Education Night £ ; riasey on. the! charge and atlramore Sessions Top, 18 x2J j would groan in anqqish at tbe public feeling term*. It spraks elocjaeutly u to the c teem his neighbours. He takes a constant and Forward (L. Reiff) .... '3 A 1 no^nter, Mahogany j 7—An Electric Light'Installation effective- interest in tho well-being of hii on Tuesday last he waa returned for trial to ¦ ' extortion which thiy I aye been | reqnestiotbd in which Mr. Neajeis hdd by tho leading Merchan a of Also ran—Spur Royal, Beverini, Lady ^anfitj] SnjjariBin. 9x4 ; ;! , 1 i the jcity after ia comparatavel jiiojrt > sojou poorer colleagues in the Bociety, and also ji^ the Win er Assizes. Bail was accepted for - Piovrette;> < j to assist in from! ge neration to generation. 8—Tha Predg pg of the Bar^ : ¦ '¦ y n in ¦ ' Snake in the Grass, Nettlecrceper, I ; his appei ranee. • ' ; Patent Agate Biafs Scales, 18 inchda ; ; ¦ Wcttrford that the representotiv© merchants him of co-operation proper, as the letter from hini Kilmainham. ¦:. ; '- . . : JD 0 thinking public of our city i were! battering; at : ¦ Dunmore witli ' which we print and comment on elsewhere ,ib The splendid animaj 8unshine, the property ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ Tops, cont. 80 lbs : 10—A. Railway from ^aterl'ord a oompliment ol which any man might weft bo j> oud. Betting—S to 3 against winnerr • - . ; 3 Tea Bins, Mahogany direct [ communication fromi {I the:the latter plnco - to ' evidence. We want many Captain Coghlahs ot Mr. 1) Power, Chapel Gate, is going groat : this commercial monstrosity, atjd still it-is It was a practical recognition ofof Mr. Keale s a slity ¦ •j: Stron?Tin j : „ BO . lb? ; ;. . Pish ' ' •¦ ' ¦ • • and courteouaats^wh jle Manager the in this country."! ¦ ' j guns jus . now. If, she runs at Carrick' meet- : Y do there uow, as injurioufi to.tbo development oi guard.; • Wat<|rfort all times to tho satisfactory ' Peter Riurke , the light weight (K; ....'.....:..,.. ; 1 ;• E Stock Whiskey Hogshfeids ;. '. . th6t Corporation. ' \ j WATERFORD Ak HEADQUARTER? I CasUernsc. Cannon) unfortunate^ [» ' threa'enea iustitntiotis ¦: accommodation |)f tho b&ding and traTelling' public. jocker will have the mount King of tha'Plafns (C» Cannpn) ... i2 , !¦ :; j ' J2—No member in fntaw totjj be ti [tzUd who cannot ¦ ' l 1 Tea Hill in good order . live longest." Sir Her ry VVinstoa Barron wna eeggest tome feulbla .'-nprovematattnt inid the city. ¦ ' ¦!' Nor . wero Mn Nesje's I social qualities forgotten Those who can remember Water ford twenty-hvjs Bianca (O. Madden) ....,;...... 3 in connection with the years aio when tbo, Cavalry and Infantry Barracks Major Carew, Ballinaniona, and party had a • sanguine in those bye ;one days, just as Mr. presentation—qualities to i tfliich ' sport on the Gardenmorris pit- Also ran—Addioj St. Frida mare. Hellebore, 1 13—Aroasa the working menn from their lethargyarid Capt Thomas Toole refiarred as ono in a position to were fully occupied neaitily support our suggestion thai good day s Veritas, Oxbridge Frisx-: : ' ' Adelina, Umbrosa, , ¦ ¦ ' ; ' William Smith in his yei r of Mayoralty, forty-siz make thezl fesl that greater WatafiVataf< rd v/ould man to serves on Saturday last: ' ' >¦ ' i udge. We I congtatulate'thi Asjistant Manager if! tho no stono should bo left unturned to secure neodquaitetji • • • • • like, Baton, and St. Milicent. ' years later was, wbeai e approached the grand them increased happiness and froprcpi T>i ity. v . \i Great Southern liailway upon being for tbe city again. ; Barrack street and all the upper ¦ roasonable offer refuced- Mu ' able to carry! |awa,y Betting—10 to 1 against winner. I M o ¦ juries; auder tho old rogime. ! to their ' ' ' i ¦' :«*«cf>*e«9M» I with! him the good will and esteem! parts . of the city were.foil of thtiving(hops in thoep The avprages of the Kill Cricket Olub have : " - : ' :: ^hey, of the peopls of been published. P. Connel heads the : : : . SoU; : ' Waterford, and wish him the fullest measure of iraoceaa days, and there was an air of prosperity about the streeta just : credit be it said, fell , whh the very feasible GOLD¦ MINE !! • ¦ . ¦ jn ¦ ¦ : i i ¦ ¦ ¦; bating average and comes second in tho bowl- i I i . . ; ' ¦' ; . , ¦ ' pf that ui not to bo seen there now. Thi ' ' : ' ' j | . . . and prosperity in his future career. i • . that district ( BEVERLEY I' - " sehenje.propounoed, by.Mr. Smith, bnt by some ,; ; Th'o follow In<; ' axsertod are about to spenjl ing. The others who shaped well are N. Fitz- ;• .—4 4 " - «ceipt isiaken iom,o copy, of tfee tuiiMiigio ; . ' ' j I ; ; Governmentit is positively , mysterious and yet-to-be explaine;d proc3ss thn NEWS for lAnguU nent, r ]is repoil a large sum on incrsasiDg BROADGATE HANDICAP.—One Mile. ' ! Can be seen any day hy appoi^ whole scheme died I a; sudden death and le(t In town that a gold inine has diseovcr-J nt Bilbetty A DI9TIKGDI8HED JESUIT'S VI8Er, i; ; : < f Ireland, and wo ii Watttford havearighttoexpect at Power, J. Power (Faheen), F. Carley, R. Studding SailJJ. Hunt) -.. , I , roefc, near ' thiB • We hops that the repoi . leastsome of this. Bnt thereis an old saying : " Therois Flynn and ¦ M. Coffey, junr. ' : the peoples cf Waterioirdand Kilkenny exactly oty. . mily ' f • • • • - Downton (T. Foster) 2 prove truoj for gametr-' ' k great intellectual treat is in store,for " and .unless thp r , . ¦ i j, . • nj of . <1'. against winner. 1 Est3te of the Bicfct; Ho^tjhe ' (iat tbo Wataford and :-nerick Railway River Suir should be made - toll ee by Act of L ?s erpected discjourae .upon the aublime subject, it'has the nuirjber sold by the local agent because . t| to-be open to Kiddown aboat thi[ end of October Our re.-ulers will bo glad to lnrn that Mr. Jam^s BEVERLAC AUTUMN HANDICAP. -4 On* Parliament." That : >eep | considered desirable to engage I: .the : O'Connor, W«i- nearly oil the copies are bought ' in the city • ! Doaoughmore , resolution the old record next. A wooden ti-Idge is now bcanr»;er>'ol-.J ocraa •heatre Btoyal O'Connor, third son of Jlr. Michael J. : Mile and a HaU. < ' , aa tha;pnly building an Water- ton Waford, has ^pasted with much distinction tbo on miirkfet day (Saturday). -. I : tells us was-passed | with'acclamation. I Public the Suir 64 this plies, foif the conver- mcb ear 1850 ther« >7«e nly two papers in on Friday, the 16th inst.| Small charges for John 8 mpson, Irish representative of the j , ^Vateiford; tho NEWS and tho 'Hail. At th'it t me tJKe bating Bodety. At tho recent Bar Examination Mr. ! ¦ favours us this week with , ' admisaion will be made, particulars ol -which the xnucb-covetid Permanint Nitrate Committee. There was a United Irish League ! 532 Elm . 1 . ! [l5 C^m°re a curious and in- 2T-U was a Conservative orgaa. : : O'Connor was successful id obtaining , ¦ W 1fBirchT " will¦ be found'in pur advertising columns. large attendance of local farmers and the ; i ,- . scheme.which will ' ' ' ! , ; : ' ' • , special certiScate for distinguished answering. He was, i 205 Sycamore; ¦ teresting outline of nct{l>e ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦¦' »*»»«e»eio»» •; : ••••«•••••• * i , , presided over by Lieut.-Col. : Ardflnan Vfooa-r ^ :i . i : will remember, sworn in a solici- proceed ngs< Were : 459 Oik • ¦ . found- uninteroating. I Our correspondent ' " as our readers , D.L., of Cajtletown who, in TALLOW BRANCH • i LEATHER ¦ ; ' tor in 1894 andi entered ;nto partnership' with hi* Villiere- Huart . , : ; m Beech :; %& . ; : I THE DEATH-RATE. | ; i ;;; , ; , introtluc ing : the lecturer, made reference to proposes to start,! fot the. purpose of freejbK brother, Mr. M. J. O'Coanor, and latter on opened an . : Tbe manufacture of leather WHO i ththing indusU* the worl : accomplished , at Glaanevin in the A meeting.of .the tJ.I.L. Committee was held • ¦ • the bridge, " Toe tVaterford I Improvement ! !: A(x»rdiog to theR#zi«trar-General'fr£tuinforlaat o£Bce in Stephen's Green, Dublin, where ho enjoyiid 62 Poplar - ::, i . »f ™. 5n ; Wateiloid' about the middle. .• f-' tha Ninrte-jitii | advance neat of agricultural education. . on 8und*y. , :| ¦ done at jlasnevin, as an educational institute Cunningham, John McGrath, Hon. Secj , ;' . • holders of tbe Wfttier^ord ' Bridge, to build a 10 2! : AVexfoixi, 18-1. , ; . : ¦;; :, ; Thursday he was called to the Bar. Mr. O'Connor is ' ; ! ' Mho eitiniated expenditure in kirpn ; the stcczti. ia and poi itedi to several cases in which past Minutes of the former meeting, having baea ; . ' : entering *n arena ' where tte itroggle is very keen, bat wa»; « bond6pme frte iron |bridge!io .itslsteadi , and to repair for tho current six months totals up Cii - ' - '1 I i ' . oc3ia«citS4«h ' : : i ; :' pupila b ad riBen to eminence in agricultural read and signed, the ^following xesolutidn . ' : ¦ ¦ thooe who h's record will bayo no doubt that in his Hew O'Brien and seconded by. . > ; ivraj stati jj, widen tiie Quay opp4site EegUnld'8 Towrer. formidable, earn of £3,570. [ i . .. ! ¦ his literature,. practical farming, and dairying. proposed by Matt wiles dtitADtte fr>m. the K^ . '; ' ' , . ' ' «»»i«»»itii» I DR. POWER. . . j : • , , ! ! !; : profession thii clever young Wexfordman will bold 'des- ' Heskin, •DTC.:^Ihatthis b)wneS .: 3 to 5 .Ok«i»d ce Our - correspondent ^orks . -out Ibis j iegenious i ; ! . , . friends in the South of Ireland wish Procee ng, : the lecturer gave a ghort . AleSnder of w L & W.Baair.ycT»t; i ^her own. jHLs many cription of the diSerent classes ol live' stock ' the United Irish ; Leag«e tej«di»tft a»ifalse r Waterford by hot);. theory in thia fashion :—He 8&ys that ic would MEJIBEB FOR WATEBFORB. . The appobtment of this gentleman to tho past of him every success. He will join the Lelnster Circuit. *f th-3ri b j also carriage to : : ; kept, an i their breeding feeding, and general and: misleading the rumour, stf inlda«tnoua lj' , : take from ,£150,000 to ,6OO to carry it Jf.O.,. at Boamabon haa given great satjsfaction in liio Mr. O'Coanor jj p ffiead of lupporter of our City , '¦ y ^2OO ' r'i> tRcho'las Mahon Power,' Esq., Joithlegs, father ¦ ¦' management at all e«ason« of the . year. ! (circulated, by thfl police *nd the iew .,««ats*/ district as n« is Well and..f»Tourablj known to tbe people Member. i ; ¦ ¦ I ' toat ihe local dSspirt* into ;effec>, and ho ioosidera that :the. relief tiw'pratnt occupimt of that taanuon, was Member for there. .' Two ;better favoured candidates by the people Special reference was raade to. the great turn- friends of the grabber, ;. ./ 1 ¦ ' . and we hereby, one© and- tot »U»; /^' ' , - ' JKnocltlofiy. Clonmel, thusi;Moored would 'be . cheap at the price. .Wateiford County for a numberof jeaia. , at largo than T Power, and Dr. Stephensoa it would over in he dairy department through the sale is settled, , ' . ¦ V . 1 . ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦' ' of new milk to Dublin. The figures -wish to inform all our National friendi.w«t'. . ' " martbeeeparate fpr Vol theIhi '¦? "¦ " •- ¦ . !: /• • '¦ j • ; ' » **** t *P9 ** ]. .j ;. . . :: ¦„ be impossible to find in the country. The last-namea WATERFORD INSTRUMENTAL SOCIETY^ sub' Propolis e^ It |a neodlesj. for me, writes . thinj respected i ' settlement satisfactory to tbe inUretta - ba or b sfo» tbe . 24 4i ! ' ' ¦¦ ' ¦ " ¦ ' ¦¦' " ' ¦ gentlemaa decided' to give way in favor of Jjia old jnittod - in this connection showed that an when a Lou, Wd are t<> be sehtj ; Waterf'ird merchant,| .to . -point oot -the iu- DAlTGEll AVEETED. • ; • ; ¦ . ' ¦ The Waterford Inotrumental 8oclety hel,d -wa> : of the National Cause and our branch ol w j schoolfellow, and : thus tho eeloction of Dr. Power was There average return of over £40 obtained from - ^of ' jur'es to, trade that srite from jbe th of above ¦ ¦ ¦ its first practice on Monday evening. each of the 40 odd milch cow* kept. The United Irish League, that .we will give it full , NovenJe^O^^I:; \ . In tho year 18M tho weather was intensely coldfoi most haimoniout and gratifying.; The Doctor, We may laifgp mnoter, and a» far na can -w tbd nartow- a, was a fairly succas,s< 3 acnievea ai me iarm in tne produc- and free circulation; but uriHl then e ask ojnr^, " ; Estate OHia Kilkenny. : grieranc»8 [that i3 the bridge aijd such a length of fme that tho uver:aboyovt t actually say, wns well-known athjtto some years ago, !ond his bo judged the , eoason promises to be a eiii- . * - ; 1 prized, i tion of an .improved type) of pig was also fellow -Nationalists ' tor tbeii moral suppott. - nesd uf tho ijuav where apace is most w/intod]. frozen ever, and tho Bridge [Piopuetors woe in ftai Mivica hi the Poellcineld worts highly !;; • cousful one, there being an infusion of new MoGrath,:Hod. See. - ; . thar (jld bundle of sticks wobld ' dwolt on, and special emphasis laid on the CommunicaUd by John - But neither, MrEflitok can be jrembvel with- ind trepidation fearing ; ; ¦ •MotssoaM* ; : I ; : j talent, -which will be appreciated, no doubt, ' wes the If ato at Har Ron a We must fact thi ,t last year the : produce ot the ten ¦ w swept away «s way as say, ho-rf- ' i ¦ ' ¦ 1 1 ; at the winter concert^. ; 1 11 1 ¦ 1 J •|: l ; ' ' ' out large pecuniary 8Hcrific« jand stronger 1 brood s ow* kept realised the :remarkable ¦ ¦ ¦ DOKTJ. : ' tug boat #»i • : ¦ on cf te^.years bifbra4 The ' Father Matlhew . ALEX. STEPHEN6ON. I ! ! of the older members, while ¦ • !¦}' : tbe part 4 UE evor, that tome aegroga a of over £500. -Mott ot the progeny 28th, 19^0, »t Eoie irtrioe*, Wcx- effor^ j those to. lj>e benefitM." esiplojcd 'as a settof le» ram/wlth i ucb effect, that the still retaining their membership, are not a,s 's tDcrwsliig ttOmM, vr.A-Lsn—October So far the has oil ' ., ,' This young gentleman has only to bo known toJbe of thei» sows had , been sold for breedine Th« «mt of GUllg»D John Walsh, cf > da^htw.; writer ljit. theinall t*ie head,; lickety old b/idgo wu saved to itill bar , the progress oi active as they used to be. In certain cases : Orlnka sapplka. !' ftrd the t>ife of ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ '¦ ' ¦' ¦ ' hl as thcro is no doubt abort IW Itbh purposes in various parts of the country, and entltslrine to tha GeDalot ¦ ¦ IWaterfbrd- i hig y esteemed, particularise, " ' ' ' ' ; ' ——71 . ! bnt we think the anMestion contained in ithe- r ; | :! which it would be invidious to • ¦ ¦ - ¦ •' |-; .j. . . ' ¦ . ; and DrJ Alex, is just th< nnn were th is calculated to he productive of great : f .- s . ., ¦ :. inuHtMU ¦ . " folk lu\e a bit of dash, , . ii ! ¦ ' * - i •• - ' away ia bonnd to prove a dis- ; ' ' ' :|. ' ;; ' paragraph: is' too atiipian :'— -To' i ? • ^ i . . i . .. (. . : this falling . • MAnnjlED. ; next a pit ] " for them. In all probability his reliables erriccg will bo ' , reunions, and wp good in ¦improving the class of swin* bred in As Lord.JTustioe. Fitzgibbsh sat modesily u»- ' iHUNTING PICTURE. !• ; ; ; • Water ford tinct loss to. the •odety s : ¦' : 31Et Oct., rateo £200 000, ni?k-If : a:,qn*rter of a mil ion ' ! :i secured fors dispensary not many miles from. , Ireland¦ | : EEMONpE-rOn thf , only temporary: • ¦ ol rFHHKE ond wiD do hope that the defection is ¦ • • i • • •' tening, the other night, to the tribtfle^ at the ' : Homin cf m-mey; from 'a popnlatiort td be benefitted Wei bed the pressure , thia Week . of seeing- at ai,nport goe^thopresentoccupantthereof eoobflU the are held twice weekly in the tha Law %t help CatholicrXlic ChurcnChurch ^p| ,.| . . , i ] ' ¦ j would be glad to enlist tha assistance of any ol dowQ ^. tfo n graphid' pictures, obtained by that firm ion . . ' . ; . ,ce'scMot«t»»»oo! ! . was mentioned as ^ho bails fertility, re- thinking ot the great talents ' lost to wWer rd ^ ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ , j instrumentalist jwilling to join thift deservedly was also made to the free use Adolphi«:Bcrnha ijjerhke; B.Ai. Thio proposal so^owh>tstartlrfjustj^w bbld^ «e occasiorti ojH the Meet, oi . the Waterfqrd ¦ ! ^enenci ot! spheres the circmnstanoe thst fate hi A cba- ^iUer Sounds on Monday Waek at .the County Club. '/ NES78"; SPECIAL. :. ' ; ; i ;¦; ! popular •octeiy.i - ^^ ; ; artlficidi ol various Kindt. Experience, bej ™i'.{ NoirmnntoixiHouse, eldMt;8on of ness uutil wo read ^rther-r-*'Bat there jare signed him, at the early age of forty- me; to {Baveral -plates \tera obtained, Jand the pictures '¦ special resident cor- said, h td . shown ; that more remunerative re- ' Gerbi'e, M.D. otClarend'pn not Ibe means for| carrying out this design all ' known as the The NEWS has now , ! THE LORD ROBERTS FUND. Axe obtainable from tho use the comparative obscurity of the Irish Court W l te Benry have been printed in what ts in Dungarvaa, Oarrick-en-Suir, ' ; Kill, | turn* Judicious to Mary' Geraldine ia a Heap. - Hoireyer.Uir; there b an old pro- ! style| That 1B to say, :each picture respondent* ' Women of Ireland ot farmyard mafinre and' artific|aji in con- Appeal. A scrutiny of the whole 111* of Gardensn A *n* Moida1* Vail, ^ , panorami' New Ross, and Coppoquhv and we tend special reportqs Subscriptions to the of ^kon ! / verb ' that little i stfokea ; fel l great; oaks,'Vd a! 24 inches ;long, by abont |l0 inches h'ftb. #und to Lord Boberts h»r« Junetioi than by sol« relianet- o» either ol ' Ministers , "J c ae roa^. , to ' report . ' Dungarvin, Canick-oa-Suir, : Lismare, Presentation Hei'Majestys present dc^s^t Ennonae °* Ermonde, (t b» little strokes anre end teertaio that I : and all1 the proinlhent inembje» 61 the: Hunt Bondsof been sent in by Irish women arid wrves ol theso liy itself. iNitrate of soda, superphos- n , /^fartholoI ^ is oalis KilinMttotnuand 'Tli^astown Guudiahs, Every surest the namo ol wiy; one of tb« ?*» f are to be iound in tin IphotORrapb A-TorJi?- ' ¦ ' ' ' alVclasBeg, most freely. phate and kainit, as fources ot, niUogen i d ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦¦ ' -!¦ ' Irishmen, of ; S S» & , I , to feU tKe of •.. - - -. : . , * ? « *** • ** *<* * \ • ' I i I ¦; upon the same IfaUftoO' w^ldWse. stance, there ' is the waiter, Kr. WalcomBta; i l? gum has been voluntarily, offered. i phosphoric 'acid, and potash, wlpectlvely—• might be said to bq ^ OctobK ^^0-^ to ^idei! a^^^ 'qaay -that. la too second «re«».Jriab; J^fiTrH - udTBOCHE-On 2Tth Daltob, tbe honteinoUi [the first and contused -with thi were rr entidned as the artiffcfals iprincipaUy taal plane at tha jno^iia* by ;fot traffi c where.the very gres.tert ¦hlm t 'the hmrndnt and inch old HnnUmen THlj j SSEBIDAN JDEBATING gOClkTYj The fund mu*t not ha employed. The ' combination o! these in ns« Irishmen ^* ^ MtovKack wk'. ^he narfOW , fund Inaugurated in WatertoidV for the re* ik« so many, of the f»fl Of 1900. at?«. bt. *n^ ; C(4 n M Mr. P. M Fower, ol FaithleggjMr. ChaS. : r. We heirtfly ieongratuiatathe membersof thigodety at Glaj nevinjs two parts each jotthe- »upeT- nlOT ^, c traffic Verge8 in the ba tlest , 1 rtoration of the French Church, in Paul * wsi iha .tuMt-bohtn^s hij^ttl Kev a ^ ^ ^^^ KugontiHumble. Mr..Herbert,Gofl, Mr. Brett upon tha prooouhoed roccess of thdr flrrt poblioMeeting I» the burial phospb¦ st and kainit to one part, nitrate bl v i '3c|irthy. ifie hoDR! of 'our city . lif>."; ! VH^ "°^ J« "th*. of the Rockraount Harriers, Kil- and Squaxe, within the wall* of whltJ, ¦ i nd* the troantitr appllel—«om 41 to! 7 s one of it* priii^pal ci»nni. Stxii -/ SSSrS >jv^^V" (ikWnie) Mr. Hunt, in St. Patrick BchooU on Monday nlgh^ !w»b»Te Boberts(family, and where atob •oda, anagn. ;"!UI» eeccbd 8Cbemo to wbich onr i correspondeot, who h*8 raacthomas:.I Members of tha Widger Family, in Waterford place of the or B cr rt.—hugely depended on lBe>,crtB andj if» tha sahjaot.ffk .. 4< Bltha j w tddoa, if ever, «ttead«4 «ny gathering Bishop of Cwhel »«id to • letter W j gydney.i ^.B.w.. ^ ^ab Eocjie, considered (the, qnestjon refers, and Who -hive been BO IODKI identified with Sport pleaiure than this. . It enabled of«ufy Ballipakra;&ni Some very no mbre fitting tr hut* couU : As s towing thatithese artificial* are.'not; r*4 Wm ^sU'iv ^ ^ foe^'£500 ;to1JM)00. • OTfl gave the word tor belong to them. TheYlearn in tho wordy debott, what SuggjBsMd that l 1 'ssn ago in companywith torn*M; • ¦ iJSffiwf ^H¦ ^ - their nam4 Btrikinir likenesses have bees secured. We thoathleticacld^elfpoMia-be paid to our dl»Ungniiheddl»ttngniihed Irish-Irish. loimeoldiei as son etlmes said, "exb»c»tinz in thedi jotcicnweL - '- :. ;.!! . .i -;::v i;!:r . ; ,;,.; _^ b'C5OTp6^itOtt 8tock;af^ . S they hjvo driven into them in :«pttn^ .; b ^bi «un;iiiTe«te4'j consider; that Mes»r» Poole and Co. have thinkingfor onesdf what than , the p&rtijd Teitorstion of this Ver; effects, the 1 lecturer g*v« the weights o! the «ir»Ta» i w555« M r sloinerrcandthe cocewity/or which ma; not pass lor » oorrjft succeeded in producing a magnificent picture to do in case of -eowrmncy anil of sticking;t« oso't ancient chapel a» a maujoleuin in varioui crops grown at GhUnevin at diflerent text train did rT~; ' ; ? bs regarded a&j a historic event ;6of- orJy the names of U P periodi , and , these showed that, instead of possled to bow to "r- ' ¦i j" ' » ii sAjti'weekiy by WaJetford. ImpfOT«pen|: . Fuo< ." ShonW it dl -what may a>Uatga» through thick! and thin—withduo regard to be rtcorded. -w > Wateriotdi -. .-»h«0jUj -. "J* * to the . annals i of hunting, in this part : of , ¦ ¦ Boberts' family, already > buried there, bu detaric rstlng, tb* land th«r» wa» si«»4Uy X^ " £, imdunt to ^10,000; thjw>olld be ,^8p0 a ; ¦ ' ¦ ¦ : hooo»ty of purposeof odnxse \' > i i tore in from lbe office , to a« ^wares'., edded Ireland. - - . i- ' M ' ¦ • :- ' ¦ ' : ' of other Irian »oWl«r» »*» WUi lmpto^ ing condition from' ye*t to fwi, ; ^ost: : ^ au ^^j n Kg,,^ . to tbe : ' ¦ ! ; -. ' .;.;::';IM WNH M : ¦ Swe^ difficulty by pwdu ^» ot " , lo ^ & R i fliiinanBrmHim : ; . 4 ! ! i in the recent var, including, ol couwe; :tha notwlt utanding the Immense yields of Toot*, p^ .«aHk^5;« I : Britiin at |6i;Cd|^ pe*r SjvJJ. * ' : at th { Great ££_, uldenn^tod intere rt. j Even ; thi. ot Lord Roberto' »onj who wa» killed com. md £iaas which the Isjm.was;pro- year; IB. ". id. q^erj ^ear ^ . ^ aount KILKENNY HU^T. - . j : ' j| , : ; ; :| OLD TIMES AND OLD FBIBNDS. I ; | ; ¦ ' . !Ch« " aoUln»." or summer hoosa 'half k afe l to .pme. ' battle of ColenBO. !] . ; ,; ; < ducini ^ ^ ' ¦ tiiir»« ^u«*J_^\»t »k.HIM- *^rvy*v—tkntta^ !V/ihnrr"**—*o Mm'i Brxittr portion oi: ths daily of WatorfordIcttUens the CorporaUqn^ . ior *f > Cheques , or ' . PoBttl. Or*M ff^ not-othergenerotu, people: d» rher« tawhom, Iiangrisne. «K»: ¦fiprtlttg andl popnlar Mate My that out of that little clu> arrjUnrwtithia project. «nd B Italian ryp^rasa. ; p^kc*., Wpe t»5rtt^% Jp; BedAwjia. Wat er- B Wopld ^bonotared pack. thertarose men whoM name* art of world-wid«U BMII * •tepi for c co^d ^|^k^i« *WMp«*. . made payaWe to p. ^ {f w^, eSl5ne^- l veryTpro- of thi* lamonf, andjllrn Thomas Drew, i of Dnbtta/ bw^Wen «k*d. green croj* ¦ ¦ ^ ^ Tie, opening inert -will probably take place . »pe«iac»ttoM.v Aajaoj ; ! ford Hews/ Waterford.; ! b*Wywbacribe? j jTSete *re •*ainothers ;who : dkjiajlandsand madethemselves useful , int«aigent prepare plan» and -In «§. ¦¦' ¦ ¦ - • ¦ ¦ ¦¦ " ¦ - ¦¦¦ ffie !fiart, '*eek' ini Noir*mber, wl>Bn anJUn- to >iejowl Irkf at* iSSti U lood by Ubwal toaB?iS« :\ ; ! j ' : - " • -—¦ miivrftinftmhertliiiiiudi i fn theirwllU or! who Club b«^ieitk^fclil»«e» tba tek i ;!Xl«« it iThU report haa been * P?" *^ U)e tocHDMc Mtonilt OMM WmMs or tokualljlarge nnmberii ewwted M the-of a^ oorniSttM wiU ib* tonwd U MM Ctadb I. i <> to6 ')» Joivers 1he SVe " may bequeath'l ^ey;-;de^eitori[ tbeit Hoi^;;»qMk.!*^;i%># MbwsriDttOM and rWWtoti t**i.*f £?, ;'tf» dental pio**.o* money aj a mean* bf >§Hrir:jxwm ^nt benefit WwmUo^* • faotoo. lh?rMWred J*iMiiMiJ*tt:»otjw mWjt v^rJMmm 1 b*g«nVwoBiler»n * y*ftft ¦* j to thqlr lUtiv* rcitfc j Ih !& faa»otlm« if.tBe 'wiifcTff WW» jmnttf Mf- to Itdotu MCTto J. • ftp «»t to^jMW^rt u a&m^^^j s: W3m im> -.•»* ; funeral*, wd »• «?»»»¦ t»\utp» U i»»f»* Sfeij5^J.' k»1«^^-;i. ^^^Tff^ SBBHHpli ¦^nn iliii^liiMI ^lii l »:!

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M ,(: :! ¦:!!?¦: ' ¦ ' 'The joublicjme itirig ; of. -ih& Session pi •~J?A. j ' first ^ . - this, popul it and flour ahing DebatinirfBocieffc ' f 'rTi wds held, by perinis lion of -the ChristJi f5>. I Bothers, fen; [ 8tU C >attlok'a;Schools. Gret ¦ ' Bucoeas. Tl \ fxeorga s-stteet,' and vasagre^t I upjTframeDt ^ixeiana/ at i chair -wa4 1 taken | by ' ;Mr. ..Patrick Higgin ! Assistant Tbwri Clerk of Waterford' and Hoi thttdrdintty sxpemhtnre t J" USX i tm. ! EECOMMENDE Maiioh, 1? 01, chargoafelB t i i Secretary jf the WaWrford and Bputh-East < If SS Afiu ijj^WalX.'S°lT«; Mlch«l : ' Ireland Aptieeplogiwli Society. ! ! iue Rates ia the P6and :- " ' i |The attendaiweTof nemberaiwaafnumerpn I ¦ ' • ¦! ; ¦ : ; apd the irritations of the Committee we ¦ : • • • •[: r !• ¦ M«ctena: Olifle, P.O. ,Mofi#U HB^e«,rf->trick Kean«.. ' ; ' " " !¦ . Di»Won £ ' I' 17*-- « . ¦' ¦ | 'largely availed . of* I ' K • i . . ! O«neriil Dlit»Ip| Poor RaW. - i i ¦ r 8*.'*eJSch"*» {yjfMXtQlXi :! ] ' • j Higgins, a3 President; of the Societ ' , , ' ¦' . iFoor' BaU * Fitzgerald, P |Mrv DODB • ;- ...: . - :. . ,L. i-.j. -J I » 6i. eafcb—Ml. ; Donovan, 'John : took this)jpublie!occ asion of expressing h Lower .QUnu IoW Eit *tn *li,' Upper Glen ; i it-hanks for the honor conferred upon him jt Bally- j j ; . ; Bora!Dto trtltmntptotW To'«I, »*W»t ot DMafoa VJUT ?»yde 3, BocWeld! Mflrt Wahh, hie Belectipn i for the presidency o! the Sociqt; , H; pnSH »oot lwrln; NichdlM Waiab MsTl-doe Tobin, Tb6i. 9t SPEOtAt lF0RU •> CoMljr Oatou DtotrUt. ' iMlaass X«to ; : i 1 : ivhich hej v?a^ durej tna(*& ' bright - andIs W^SmV^ duiftt citiv* obvte* : Fitzgerald,, Ednxond QoinlnaV • Mrs. ' Po-rer, I 'before -, j it.; ; tie *w rum P«ao» f«e» Brno* Ftaca Ftaot Whelan, i interesting j future. : i : , ! . ! STOUT Mrs. Flynn, Bj|raond VeaW, Samond ;glad that it -was nonsectarian and non-politi- f^ J£?lt i Mn. C. Cotton. Thpmat 8<;anloD; ! young man who 0-276 i-SU ¦433 : 10451 8-S64 K4S7 cal in its' aims, so that a FAMOUS 'h : Ballln»klll ] ... TTo b» lorleil oi AcrSonHaral I>»d ... 21-847 3-5M 17-78J is. 6dL—Patrick Hickf*, Orii«ae, i improve ; limself , and , to enjoy a ¦ ¦ ' „ Isrlei) oi| otbtr H«rediUm«nU 7-818 9-16$ 4818 ' Tobln, Mrt; Xlely, Jolm desired ta . his ^^^^ ¦ ' ¦ CELLA.'RS CONDITION ' A *, each—Mr*. ^evening ( mongst I ; comrad(e8 DRINK ! : pff^^j „ dedBflteijia retpeot of tbs Api-. ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ICaorioe Koonan. pleasant > j ; : . .;• !• . ewltaj»VQr»n» 1-638 5*8i5 8-918 11-298 . Connor*. David Pens, could min«od ... 6 275 8-M3 Wm. KTett, pBtrick Bulllvahr > Hendbery read a good:an,d Uvled OS other 7*813 8=188 i-m 21-347 -563 20-784 (TMara, Patrick Con- ;Mr.! Thomas : : ¦' ¦ - > ¦ ,, ia Heredltnoen I 2s.-6d. eaih—Mr». C. sensible {Japer on . '.' The Advantages of a De , { PALE ALE I „ dednate^ r««peot of tho Agtl- , J. "Lnby, Wm. Fahey, ¦ 3-913 11-298 nor*. Thomiaa Bntler Sobiety," after which : there followed ; ¦ ¦ • • ' . ; , (Always la Sparkling Condition.) | ; otiltt r»l Gr»nt ' ,- 1-538 S8« 'MichJtel Foleyi bating I | ' , ' . . • , • -431 10451 4>763 1-283 Patrick Fraher. a: jdramatac | dialogue, which i was ' presented Ii'aadlcesnft ... 1To bfrl»tlfd c a Agriaaltsnl Inni ... 6-275 8 W! : 2s. each-fJohn Leeson, A .Friend to the selection was : „ 1«T1*<< oi. other Hereditament! 4-34S 21-347 4.7«3 16 J84 .with remarkable ability . The. ; cause, Thomas Veale, Patrick Veale, Thomas " The Quarrel Bcei e between . Brutus and : ¦ „ dWoot« i ln ri)»p»ototthe ^jrl- : Daniel Noonan, Wm. WHOLESALE BOTrLERp. TEA, WJNE, AND BEANDY IMPOitEEBS. ¦ • •[ oaltir»IGrant 1-538 5-815 3413 11-296 Farrell, John Condon, Cabsius,"!arid the p informers were : Marcus J i 1 A.453 <{S3 Edmond Mrs^Doocey, Lower EUbirry . ' -. 1To bs lerlodcn A«rioallor»lLand ... 6-275 3-313 ; -4*3 1005 Hyan, Flynn/ :Brfitu.9, Mr. j Edmond F. Murray and Caius ; ;^: ' 9-183 It 318 21-347 atiS 17-834 Glen ; Thomas > Cunningham, James Eyan. Flanagan. Mri William „ : levied'ofn other HeredltAmmU 7«13 ;Cassius, Mr J Martin 4 ATEEEOE ,, dtdoctel ID of tbe Agrt- John McOrath Oabour B.OX Jef Lyons. recitation; :!: LLYEM3( I EM , BO j mfnot ; : \d. JTodd, icontribiitec a humorous i = BA: : ¦ 9 -^ ' ¦ :| ' : ooltsral Qr»nt ¦ 1-538 5-845 8-913 : 11-296 Is. 6d. each—Michael Coffee, James Boache. after which Mr. M. E. Wall recited " Sherij ' - "' 1 " ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 6 J76 3-3*? i -433 : 10-051 2-047 8 004 ¦ Molcahy,' P. \ Larkln, John . o_«k«v. «„ e, •• Mr .Tamps HoniU-* ¦ " i ——: • ¦[- - '% UTTIlla;i ' ¦ ¦ -. To ba briod do AtrionltnraVLtnd ... Is. each-iMary 1-- - T^^ -- 'f : -! - . I- 1 ; . : . . .: .:: i -ri . . - . ' . : T „ l«rrf»a oil othkr nU 7-813 5-183 4-316 21-8*7 Wtt 19 8 Fitrgeraia Fjdend, P. jMulcahr, Patrick " . - ; I i H«H"»«" .lA- read an excellent:paper on "Goldsmith, .and Free at Cusioinera' own Doors. Price List oM pjplication. i : . , ¦ „ iiinctaiin r'tpoot of tbs Agtl' ' ' ! ' Blute,, John Power, M. Sullivan, Dan Con- ¦• ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 11-238 Vans¦ deliver ¦ : 3-918 vrlui ¦ ' ; John Oilahony, ' ¦ " -- - - ' - I - - ¦ i ' . ¦ ¦ ! ' '. ooltoral / 1 633 54W ' Michael Tifais followed by: Mr. . - i ' \ i: - - . I . Qt*ot ... nory, A. Unllaney. Wm. . Burns, reading—" Mr. CDonogliie I \ ....: To eT'8a <>0 AgrlooHoral LtnS ... 6-275 3-3*3 i -453 : 10-051 8-749 7-302 A Friend to the gave a hvimprous; Killot-ran ' bM 4-SiS " Jl-347 2.7W U-593 Morrissey, .James Hayden,' and the Sword o£ the Lord Mayor of Cocki? ,,,, l«fiid on other H«»4it»meoti 7-813 W88 canse, E. O'Shea; 5d. Croniin, Patrick Flynn, Mr. Patfieli "Walsh I then , recited the " Ser ti^MACTMOMAO union .„ dednetad ln reipccC of tba Apt* , James Flaadgan, Wm. Con- i ' :. nnlftiial Grant . 1 538 5-845 3-913 U-296 James Hackett dition " speech oi Tpoinas Francis Meagher. THE FLOODING OJF THE TRAMORE •433 10-0J1 6-025 5*028 nors, Penis McGrath, Wm.' - Eyan, John recited " Tas a A' ¦ Kilaaoltsjua To b? fsvled fn Agricaltaral Luid ... 6-375 3313 P. a,nd Mr. Martin Flanagan 'iv ; ,, irrW qn other EeteditAm^nts 7-813 8-168 4-313 : 21-347 6-025 16-322 Griffin, Lacken; John XJriiBn, Bellville; ," vpry effectively.: " Clarcnioi i : '¦ i ROAbJ I ! . ; ! i in of Cofley. : James Ahearne. of Waterloo Kilmacthomas Board „ idedttote^ r*apoot tbo Agri- Morriwey, (Patrick Dream " I was recit :d by Mr. Edmoiid F^ to i At thejmeoting oC the Byspepsia Cure. ; 1-533 S ftlS 8-J13 11-290 of Guardians on Tuesdays Mr. M. iByrne, I igolterat Gr»ot : 299 Murray, and this , i'em brought a most V:;- We. have been requested^ publish the ¦ : ¦ ¦ Ellneaaca To ba lOTled ba Agricultural L>nd ... 6-476 3-343 •433 10KJ51 3 752 6 eptertaintnent to a close. I ! \ ¦ : : ¦ and subsequently Mr. David G-leesoh, pre- i I i .'in . '! 7.813 S>-1«3 4-815 21-347 3 753 17-595 jbyable following;:— ' | . : ,; I j 1 present were:— „ U»ind pn other Sizedlttatatt Mr. M. E. Wall !wa moved to the vioe-?h(iir, sided. The other members- „ .dednoUd la reineot of tbo Ajri- ' T6 Thomas Power, Esq;, j J.P., Chairman hy, T. Murphy, 'T. . Flynn, 3313 11.293 : ri the propositipn of Mr. James Cooney, :EBq., Messrs. SB. Murp * ' : oalbanl Grant ... 1-5S3 S-81S FARMERS q ' Hayden. I ¦ County Council; Williani Kearney, John Walsho, James Walshe, ). Whelan, T. To bb leTtad On Aarioultar*'. Iiiad ... C.275 ».BW -133 1P.051 8 8«7 C-2I4 seconded] by Mr.| Joseph P. ' District ICouncil ;¦ and A. Nsncattla 8-837 17.51 Dempsiy then proposed that a ' J1.P., ! Chairman Whelan.'J. White, :R. H. KellyJ J. Quiim, F. ,, liTind pa other Hertdltamenti 7.813* 9 183 4-3JS 2U47 WHO HAVE NOT GIVES : Mr. Tb bsi , Esq.,, J.P., D.L. Mayor of Wafer- 1 , cordial vote; of thinks be passed to Mr. Patk. Nelson ¦ Foran, L. Power, M. Power, Michael Walshe „ dedMoUd In r»§p«ot of the Agri- ¦ford.; ¦!¦ ' i : ! , R. Power, ; ' aoldnral Grtnt 1-533 6-845 I8-913 11-298 Hiseins, for presiding, which was seconded Maurice Walahe, William Walahe 284 5-767 . Gentlernen,—Owing to the system of; busi- J. Coffay, Edward Flahavan, D. Pjnbro'joitorrn To bs lerled joo Agricultural Land ... G-275 8-343 -433 10 651 4 ]}y Mr. Tliomas Ft Toole, in-well-AvyrdeH terras 1 Irish P; Hickey, 9-183 •4-316 21-347 4-231 17-063 and eoniplluiented ness: which prevailed undfer the old ; Casey, D. Foley, M; Dunphy, E. Dunphy, M. „ levied >n other HereditamenU 7-813 ! The President | replied many a grievance! of long Btand- ¦ ' ¦ ; „ jdednoUjd in rmp^ot of tho Agri- the Society!upon toe progress A-j;ich it Jiail Grand Juries, Lannan. ' \ 8-913 lt-298 ing remains to this day unattended to, whilst Mr. Morrissey. i Assist- ! ! on! oral Orant 1-533 6-8i5 rhb.de siqce its eptapli&hment last year. \Hein : ; ! Mr. Walshe, Clerk, letled|oa Air onltaral Land ... 6-275 3-343 -433 10-051 3'307 S744 matters ¦ of lesser importance, i which would ¦ and Mr. Power, Master, were in BsthE07laa To ba ri S.EMSOL apparently fortunate , 21-847 3.807 18 04 considered they ^reTfe [ some ol the 1 more influential and Clerk ¦ ' ,, lori'.d on other Horedit»m«nti 7-813 9-1S3 «4S having such capable officers; guiding thejde- have : the ear of attendance. ' : ; : ! duiootW In of tbo Agri- A TBUL on GEASS LANDS are , would be attended to, and: at „ 1 reflect stinies of the Society, and referred in flatter- Grand J,urora ¦ ¦ ¦ ; APPROVED. I < onltaral Grant 1-538 6-845 I8-918 11-230 once I remedied. • ; j . j \ | pi J 6-275 S-S43 .433 10-051 4-214 5 837 recommended to do so ing terms to Mr. Mr M. E. Wall (Chairm!ln) ; ' example ioxists Board wrote ex- Eel:!: To be le?led on AurionHnral I,»nd ... (Hon. Secretary}. ;A remarkable arid viery sad j Thq Local Government : MUNTON'S!;.8X0MACH AKP DYSPEPSIA „ ' lorifd pa other Hereditament* 7 813 9-1S3 '4-34B. 21-347 4-214 17-133 ' this Season' and Mr. £dmond , F. Murray of the Trampre j Road—the im- , to the temporary em- , . in ot tb« , The meetings are now thrown open to the in the flooding pressing their approval CUBE CUTCT fallrfoibs of indigestion and stomach „ '.^edootcd reapect Agri- inersioh of hundreds of acres of land lorn ployment of Dr. Byrne, as Medical Officer of oaltaral Qrant 1-533 5-B15 s-913 n-sa Press and public;. (The next;;ineHr.is of the trbable, such at, . rising of f<)od, distreos af|«r tating, I ' 3-029 7-022 the city boundaries for a couple of miles out, the Bonmahon Dispensary District, j on the •bortneas of breath To b» !«T(«d pa Agriooltaral Lund ... 6-27S 3-343 ^33 10-051 Society mill be on Monday next, 5th November \ i , palpitation, and all affections of toe iiasoro 4.313 21-317 81)29 15-3 18 inclriddir Kilbarry, Balliddud, and several terms proposed to be allowed him by the h|artcaus«d by Indigestion, wind on the etoinach bad ,, 'lt>Tiod on other HorodlUmiali 7-813 9-183 when a debate will be held, and Mr. Edniond place every year ; ' j : , Idedooled In Mipooi of the Agri- F. Murriy jwill lead off to shew "Thati the other townlands, which takes Guardians.¦ tcp te, offensive breath, loaj of appetite,: fkintneu or „ * IT Ij S; T£E BEST time immemorial: j < ¦ ] . , ^ACCEPTED. !¦ | ; of the : " oaltaral Grant 1-533 8-845 : 8-913 11293 present Hay stage has ; not a beneficial jte'n- fromi 11 may say, j . . : w^ciknras stomach, headache from indigestion, -0-276 3 J43 • •433 l(rO51 S-272 6-779 by Mr. I remember when promises, yearly made by thb Work- \7tt^rro:a (bttr« i ba levied pn AgrloaUuril Land ... dency." Hb will^be supported Bartho- ! The following tender to supply torenesa of tho- stomach, coated tongue, -heartburn, „ lotlod (on otbar Htreditamenti 7 813 9-183 ' ?•SIS 21-317 3-272 18 075 some of the Corporators, when looking . for bread for Uireej months uootirig pains of AND CHEAPEST lomew Murray j and opposed: by Mr. J. Hogg drain Kilbarry, if elected, house with best white ithej atomach, constipation, dimness, „ dcdnotjsd la reBpeat ot tho Agri- and Mr. 'omas' Ryan; Friends of members the Mayoralty—1« jwas! accepted:—Wm. O'Donoghuo, i Kilmac- faiotness-ond lack of 'encrgy. Price la. J Spodal ltrgo j ' oaltaral Grant ; 1-533 5-aiS 3'913 11-233 jTh ¦ ; ¦ generally admitted the health of ' 051 3-544 7-607 are invited: ; j i . ¦!' as it Was . ¦thoniaBj at 5d. per 4lb. loaf. ! . : nze 4a., of all ; cheinicis, or sent post paid on receipt of VTooaatona oba lovledjon Agrioaltnril lrtnd ... G-275 3-313 •433 10 \ 'he city; sn fie red auch when southerly; winds tenders:—M. J. ¦' : ; ! iBTlodlon other Heroditimenti 7-813 0-183 4.-31S 21-317 2-511 18S03 G-RASS MANUBE Amonqst j those present oil Monday niztv from the marches to j Coal-rThere were threo' price. : i ! . 1 " . i „ drove miasmatic vapours Dungarvari, best Newport and Cardiff , MUKIOS'P : HoiiffioPATHio „ i£silnetod la roopect of tUs Apl ! ¦were—Messrs. |M. P. Devereux, 8ub-Sherifl ; lower part of the Casey, Hoax BaiEnun ' ' - 3-913 H'293 : : KNOWN. ;E. Wals)i, iO.S. ,'anjl- W.R.; John J. Murphy the Miller's MarBh and '29a.i 3d.; per ton; P. Curran, Dungarvan , 29s. Are invaluable for ihe Belief and Core of DJoiriS, : ! oaltaral Grant i-533 :MU : city ; but 1 the promises resulted in nothing Secretary, W-Ii. ana W.B.J.C. P. Kedmond L land Mrs. Moloney, Dungarvon, ¦ 26sJ Bd. per A 8EPABATE COBE JOB EiOH AliliEHT. , ' as toei municipal Jurisdic- ¦ ; : ¦ H. L. Ward, " Waterford being over done 1 Iton^- ; i ,- Write for f'.Gnidft to Health " (free by i poat). It under tho Technical an Mr. THOUAS rliNG, Shinronr, Roscrea, j" Waterfprd News; L ' did not then include that portion of the I N.B.—\ Rate of 2d ia the £ is to bo add :d to foregoing : Chronicie;;" John J. Morrini librarian, Frei tion The lowest tender was accepted. : ' contains valuable informationand full list of | cores. ¦ ¦ report8 :-~ I ' ¦ ! submerged lands,; and, therefore, no Corpor- ' ' Agricultural Acta. \\ I : (Library L, Farrell, John Hearne, jun. ; Pi. lELECTION OF MEDICAL OFFICER FOR i&IUNYON " It created a new herbage, and a regular : ; 1 ' ate funds were available. We wanted another . I : T^E COMPANY; . JMurphv jun. ; W.| G. Todd; — Lloyd, W. Jl years THE BONMAHON DISPENSARY DI8TRICT ' OD or Contributory '• sheet of Clover and completely destroyed : 1 Meagher; Thomas Moore, K.! Furlong, M. : E. J. A. Blake in the civic chjiir for a few HEQIIHT HOUSE, REOEITI STaan, Lotfbon W. And whereas, cortain separato chsirgea aro chargeable . the Area , to tuny that land (some 330 acres) * into an ! In! connection With the vacancy for 'Medical mentionedJ the following apodal Poundcjje Rates have been added to ths all mosai. ' IWall, James iCooney. T. j Benebery, John extensive park for the citizens, where Agri- Dispensary District, Placea hereunder i Mahonvl Patrick Walsh, Edmond F. Murray, [Officer in the Boirmahon ! ; payment of each separate charges, and the same form part of "I can graze double the number of Cattle." cultural and other shows/ racea, etc., could ; proceeded to elect a compe- Ratca above mentioned for mo ¦' ihon. sec,;! Tj J. Dempsey, hon. treas. ; i\ i the Guardians ' ' -I; ' ^ as he already turiled the " Unfortun- ' collected rath thi above genera! Roto :— ¦! . ! . Aylward; E.! O'Donnell , ;J. 1 be' held, tent; Medical Officer for the district;. and will bo . ¦ ¦ D. ! McCoy, John ; park. We received one j _ fiptoi*! Numerate other BeporU »f. rimilar character Wall, James [Wall, John Norris, P. Jacfc- ate'-Banks," into a lovely little The Clerk said I he had only ¦ ¦ ¦ P. J. hrtve n6w got the management of local affairs ! application—from; :Dr. D. . Power, StephenV ¦ llombllano ol Special Area or ciatuoaKiDotortlbotoryy Plac»riac» ; ParpoBrarpocas or Knomama ol Chirje Pound »j» * ' ; Copies on application. man, B^nrray, Murray, E. CKeeffs, ' : ;¦ ill* popular hands; and the:work can bis done, : • WL' ¦ ' Ko PEAil!E¦ ' ¦ | street, Waterford: fI. - • .!• ,. . ' Thomasj F. Tooled T. Ryan, ,B. J. Daltori, W. ' • : : , , ... T7«t3rfotd, Daos»rrao andLizaora Ball SEMSOL may baiad from Local AgenU : jdnd efieotiively done, for a ' comparatively Chairman—I suppose; the majority of the Ho. 1 Barony of Ganlttei* 3d in Pound J. McCormack, P. I Egan. J; B. Nolan, Jamels 1I" to ^noopnee that having secured tho . : <• , waj Gaittotsa -. 1 Small sum—and here I may say (though it is Guardians ( know Dr. Power very well, and I BEGS . Do -• i\\ io Ponnd : Sexton, P. CKeeffe, W. Ryan, P. MacNamara, a alight digression) that upon one ' occasion in electing nun. services : tf a First Class ! Practical „ B*ron» of MidaiethlM: > „. K. IFENNE8SY & SON P. Henebery, M. Planairan, J. P. Hayden; J. ! tru4t you will ba Unanimous ; 4 TOWDUDOU Tr»mote Ei4t, Tntsoro T7c;k ... Tramors Qu Work* ...2Jd in foaad. , j when the Corporation had ja serious intention r—He is- not proposed , yet. Electrician; he! hi a decided OD taking up ; ; Hogg, J; Heylin, W. Heylin, Patrick TobihJ, I Mr. L. Powe this ' 5 l'ovolaoda B»lljoaVD»o», ICroballj Lonsr (io- ¦ of doink the work (arid actually through. Mr. Chairman—There is no necessity jfor pro- branch of Engineering, the Plant in his New dnaiDj IaUke), Crobalt* Oppor, Tr»nor« Baimw, | WATERFORD John Tqbin,; John Foley, etc./etc. • j their, agent, had 'all the i ' : ¦ - T. F. Strange, law . posing him. . i i : ; Hotor antl Gycl s Factory being admirably Intakf. Traaoi» £ut, Tiamorb Wc»t, in Trataors N Or direct from ' ' • . I < : i ' ! ' I _ ; ! m pecupiers of the submerged land noticed, and The Chairman; ithen idcclared Mr. Power Eleotonl ;Di»iiIoo, »nd th» Toirnland •: fteirtowa In f ask«d their consent),; the question of what the unanimously elected, and Dr. Power wns i nited for tjie^orif. | Ultndtkaa* Eleotoni Dl*Ul«n L . ...Tracoru Water Sappi jr ; ... S(d In Pound , naturally cropped up, and He is prepardd to submit estimates 6 TowoUso'i BalttparnaDe. ProbilW TJppor, Tra- work tfould cost called before the: Board, and the Chairman for » EICHAEDSON & FLETCHEB, appeared very formidable in their eyes, until said—Dr. Power,1 .1 have great pleasure in supp 'fitting dore But. Ti»m3re Weit, In Tr mor« E. Ditisinn ...Traaote Eeners; ... 5Jd >a Ponnd lying and Electric Lighting Plants, 7 Townlied* Dnnmote It Nymph Hall, in Klllca theilate Mr. Nat Allen stood up and said, he congratulating you on your appointment here Motor i ; ¦ 4Sd in Pound could drain Kilbarry for. a " couple of gallons Pyriamo3, , Private Telephones, Indi- Electoral DlrUlon • ! ¦•• , ...Danoerd W»l« Bcpaly ... DUBLIN , to-day, as Medical Officer of the Bonmahon OlberTownl»n3« lo Elllu: Electoral DITII I OT ... DO lid Is Poand 1 of beer," which announcement created great Dispensary District, and I feel sure ', you will cators, Bells, Ball erie3, Lamps, Holders, Cord, „ ~ Wbers no Agenu are Appointed. ¦\ " NEWS " „ Th» SrrermlTonnU ad* cobptltlnj Eothuojlin : amusement, but roir dear departed I friend, give satisfaction jto us, as well as to every- Switches, ,'Ceilinj r Roses, Fancy PendantB, ... 3o ... IJJ la Poand Nat, was nearer the Jnark than those who put Electoral Di»Iaba ' „ ••• ¦ • ¦ body around there. Small and Large Accumulators, and everything 8 TooaUnds, C»nIek(»s2Ut , CrooVo. Bcooi- !.; ! . • i 1 down tie cost at from three to five thousand Dr. Power then said he begged io return connected tilth the Trade. i p«c*oa, Knoo!irc«, N»wtown, Farl^lwood Tj ovti. pounds'. I asked him what he meant by the his. sincere thanks to the Guardians for ap- I J'aritiTood Upper, P««ts» E»4t, Pa»»ago Wast, In WATEBfOED, IIMKBICK ANV WE3TEEH " ' ¦ ¦ ' j I Accumulators of any eize cbarged on the ; Poand . » BAILWAT : GUIDE -.;¦ ." gallons of beer " joke, jbut was seriously pointing him ; Medical , Officer of the Bon- Faltblec* Electoral DirUioa ',. ...P»M*£i 8««ara ... Eid In ; l j ; , when thai whole land was covered Premlsea;j capable v/orkmen !...... Mklbiooi Iojnriea 0 ... CJd In Pound ¦ ' told tthjat ; mahon Dispensary District, and he sincerely Eont ¦. tb any part 10 Pattsb of Daohill i : : . : ' by three to five feet of water, he could not not Alteration of Trains November, \ I ; j ' trusted that he would retain that office « tho Country; I i I shoot over it, and he used'to get two men at only with credit \o himself but to the satis- ; 1 ; 1900 1 night and pull down " Finn^ Weir," near (hear, ! . UBJ ,J. , M1ODONNELL, ; . . i! MAIW LWB (WMk-Dayt) : ; : ¦ faction of all the members of the Board . j . ISSUEDi. j ; Alcock's Bridge,: on the Tramore Road, anu bear).; ! He could not find words to express Mancgeriofl tho Electrical Dopdrtmciif County o etorjford. Sural District of Carri k-on-Suir Ho. 1. Tbs 10-25 «,m. train,WaUrford to Wmarlek, wiU in a conple of days and nights he could tramp IUB . gratitude to the gentlemen of the Board I TcWramo " Peare," WctorfoMi leaw ano-TO um, and IoteenedlataStaUoo* to ' ¦ with hjis dog through the land—f»s. the late He [ Umttlck imOltr and fc« ¦ ¦ " ' ; ' ; ' for having elected him unanimously. I'Telerthono No. 44. i on land 16-318 , do* In¦ timtuUk-at ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ T>^4 Affricaltora] ... 6-274 C-C40 2-401 6 558 MM • " ' ' - :1 " ' . Mr. Finn could not find out the beer drinkers, I . ¦; "" ! ¦¦ ¦ sllrdora To b* I* l-3Tjua. I . " I ! i trusted his connection -prith the Board would y ' ( . : ¦ ¦ ! , ,,' Ufled on other Heriditansent* 7 812 9 83-t 6-003 23-704 5-554 18*148 j j l ' YSSTERDAir. . hehad , to rebuild the weir as Boon as possible be a happy, long and prosperous one, and he '¦ Tb* 11-20 a.m. train, Umarlok to WalnfariV ¦ : ' i Note tho Addfes ., <5edtat»d io resp«et ot the Aeri- > i ¦ I ¦ 'ii i ' and, iri so doingj from tinie to time, the weir >:— i wQl lMV*UtMt!ek>t 11-15 4jn. hoped that all would work harmoniously to- (Jattnrml Grant , 1-5.18 8 214 %ni IdtetOMdlat* crept \ip, until the top was, in many' places, ' I ' Station* to UmalerJimatioa earlier, nod be Aw ia gether ; not only , for themselves but for the W.; PEARE, : iTr.cbcon (Carol). To bs 'eTiil on Agrioalrtnl tand ... 6*74 6-S49 2-404 15 318 1-583 13-735 on a level with the Tramoro Eoad. This re- benefit of the poor and community at largo F. lit Watezford at S-28 pm. - vi - ¦ ¦ ' MOTOR, CYCLE & ELECTUIC WORtiS, ,, .Inritd oa othw Hnedluoeata 7-812 D834 G-008 23.704 T5t3 23 s building of the weir caused a great Overflow (hear, hear). • : : . ' nspect oC the Agtl< Th» 4-fl p.m. Kxpr»M Mall, Llmtrlek to lint*. and flood in the canal ; between the railway , HENRIETTA STREET | „ - f eddoted in ' THE W0BKH0U8E GRATE8. * | ' ealtnral Grant 1-538 3-244 8-604 8-888 dokJnnetios, will ran through to Wattrfocd aa3 track and the new Tramore Road, as it was j ! - • 1 1 i i • WATERFORD. , : ! To b» Ufleit oa A*rfonlttt»l Und ... 6-.74 6-640 2-404 15-318 4-434 Ifr8i4 b*do« thireat 6-68 P.«u terming ¦> conssoUoa Mr. John Walsho said he wished to say a ; -704 4-4M then called ; but the! late Mr. E. T. Carew got . ,, i ¦ Intitd on other Here41t»nrnt» 7-812 J-884. 0 008 23 19110 wUh ttil 7-90 V.TB. Q. V. Stuset tff V** few words increase in tho price of i ¦ •• ¦ ¦• -' -'» * ¦ ' - • the Grand Jury, of that ;day (over 35 years about'the. „; ilwidcW in n«p«35 of ,the Agrl- Milf Onl : ,. .. : ¦ 1 ! ¦ ! ago) to' pass a presentment to make a small coal. As there jwas a largo board there that . i i dnUoral G'«at . „ l-5£3 3 214 b-m 8-880 (On Siilardari this ' Siuxoti will oof lam :! i DONT i ' 16-311 1-116 13-731 ¦' ¦ ¦ bridge ! across the! Tramora Road at the day he thought it would bo well to bring the ¦! il , To bslerisdon A«tleiiUar«l Uod ... 6-J74 C'6(0 2-404 WaitdocaoatifS-O pA) i . ¦ ¦ ! matter forward. !The price of coal was not? :' - . i : ' . . : ' IfiTltd en othu Htndltamenta 7-81J &-83I tyOG3 23-704 l'58o 23-118 il l ; \ Waterford aide of B, lacfcrock, which had the i CEflffiEtAL IOTEIL' -. . ,. i 1 ,' . To* «-iflp.m, train, Umeriak to Watorfordwin ¦ effect of swamping all the low-lying lands at more than doublb the price formerly paid for : „ I aedssted in rupeet pt the Agti- ] ¦ ¦ | : (into Oblp Hotol) ' 1 b» aiaoiatfnWv ' '"IV : . : \'\ i : : flaltoral Gnat 1-533 3-214 8-604 8'33S the other aide of the road, on the poor Rip jt and he thought there should be a decrease : ¦ ' A MW trajn will leareLtotrtok tot UatxUk ' Van Winkle occupiers. ; At present the mill" in the consumption of it in the Workhouse. I ! • ; 84 QUAY, • i !ca , To b» l»T) »d oa AgrlonltBrtlLind ... 6-274 .6649 2-404 16-818 3-032 li-385 ji i I ' PAIL : , „ | hrrltd on othar Htredltaneali 7-813 «3* 6-003 25-704 1-032 . J1-I7J Jnnobonat 4-S5 >m. ttopplag M IntarmtdfaUa stream from the weir to I the'mill at John's He considered the grato in the Board-room ¦ Staiion*and dot In IWlek JaMttoa at Bridge! is really 'choke-full ,of semi-eolid and which they .need not go beyond, was iar too ' „¦ , acooct«d¦ U r*ip*o> of tat Apt • ¦ 1 b* ¦ ;¦ . . -: onltw»l Gt»ot ..:.!' . 1-133 tUt iff * -*38« '. aVMpatr ^. " . . -| -: ; :;¦:<: ., . ; |;;;! - j offensive matter:! the water cannot pass away larE» and no stCEjfiated it would be re(-modeUed | ; ERFORP. OB to ' $$ KC= Tala Uri«donAxriOt)n»r»lI«nd _. 0374 6-040 «40t U*318 5-711 J1H7 .Tt» ¦:. X ' ., - . • :¦ mer, and will continue $o nntil deAlt with them remodelled.; He¦ tliought it was now ' ' ' ' • • ' : v^] : ,. , ' , ' ./ ' : -! : I : T I" iwltiuJ Oouit -y 1-533 -3-Ut SW4 8-888 by the abote-nnmBd bodies! Mr. - Duffin , time the Guardtans thould do eomethinj in ^-0PEfi£D., I -i on AfriMltntl ^Ual ... 6-174 «*» 2-454 H-a8 !M7 lfrlU nta aad ¦ : ¦ ' ' UNDEE To to Uf*i dak, wU^wTWtt Mfun. lMiw bl County Surveyor, is under the impression thsmatter. i i : I ¦ PHliOBLY WEW LlAWAQEUIIli'¦ „ ! UTMd.o« other Her*dU«*tant« 7-812 ; 0-881 6-O08 23-794 *»7 2XW Boad has ¦ ¦ ¦ ' O-t tie Tramo^e subsided about Mr. James [Walshe ^aniiliag)—Wp want a j . ; i ; i . APTca • :; . ; . ; , ,\&*££l»&1st w»p«ot el th» Api- ¦ ' notithe general ' '. ' ' j ( . ' ¦ 1-538 S-I4* 3-604 8-388» ' i six inches, but t^atia opinion. good firo hero t»day . v . . . • . nttoralGr*at ^ Tto I daresay it has weakened a bit in the centre, Mr. Walshe—It is a bad day. EXTENSIVE To ba lew! id oa Anioaltanl I«ad ... 6174 «'6W S-404 1V818 -848 14 470 .MOM tata,Ii»«ri«kteTna», wlU, l«wat ALTERATIONS -I \*y Uk oo. oihtt Hmdl»*au>U nit »m 6-003 28-701 «4S 1*8*6 AS it seems quite flat to lthe eye, but if pro- The Chairman! said Mr. Walsh© pould pro- ,, pja. dsMintn»jU0-«jL]B. ; perly jtrunked bjf the contractor the road pose to have the ' grates lesBonod by one-half. „ d«an>Ud fa wipwstojt a» A|ri- e-t» iwd ^* , ! , 5ELJ5OI BAB AI^ACHBb, ' ooJtnralOraat r ' „ 1-538 3X44 F» *ath« ..ptrlieolanw tiw Qwutaj ^ would never Mr. : 'Jou ' ¦ : ;; ' ¦ ¦ ¦ again be flooded—provided the Hickey— would lose mpre by re- " - ;¦• . . - - ¦ ->¦ ¦ - To b» IwW «8 A Wbmltttrf tMd 6^274 : 8«» 2-404 1VS18 im 14-094 Tia*T*JbU*. : . rj - . . woir Was lowered or removed altogether, ' and modelling them than by the.coal you burn. ^ 7-812 9 KJ4 tVO» J3--704 , 1-284 & good 1 I LIQUOBS, CIGARS, &C '¦ ' ¦ „ \ni*$ oa other/ Htndltuitsta ' . S^48fl V t. VAWHttk, Tn^ KaiMCB: substantial i flood-gate put up at Pol- Aitera further discussion, Mr. John WalBhe ¦ ¦ . . ¦ berry Bridge, proposed, j > : ; - I ¦• ¦ ¦ ' ; i which would stop and;prevent and Mr. David Casey seconded that I oy tnn i . . . - ?***^; 1 658 S-Mi 8404 fr338 the Spring Tide? from overflowing the low- the grates 'in the. union bo re-modelled. To ba^ lrri»dasttsssoa Akrtoaltua*- load _. 6 £74 : 6-34l> 2-404 HJ18 1-428 13'8M ¦ : : ; : lands.]' j | : ; I * ' Mr. M. Byrne! proposed as an amendment ! VEEIT; E3BT BEAITB3 ; 0HLY. ., I Uvlol oa othw H«««tdltMWafc i 7-612 ! 8-684 COGS £»704 1-426 S2 S78 lit appears that (Mr. that '¦ l ^jdcaUd la reap«et the Apl- • Finn and Alderman the union be supplied with more coal, „ - Nolan; as owners, have been called upon by as the fires are not large enough. 1 The amend- ! A ! TBIAL SOLICITED1 - , i • ¦ ¦ ]¦ TBAIN out with the van; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ ' ¦ truckle, and, therefore, it is not fair to try to ! It was about 33 lyears old, • i . i - • ' . I . Bp#eW ! : a*, tod. «id*rttCla«i> :• .: and he ; ! )««r» make Messrs. Finn and Nolan pay - for all thought it would be well for; the Guar- '" Hess or Bpeeial Area.or SoaWbaVwj K»» Par ^o* H«at;c*nnmi \ut Uaawn B»D. ' : ¦'¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ towards, Ilobter's hands to purchase ' nifci " . • -U' " :¦ ¦ liberally the cost of cleaning the ono. ; 1 i ' -^¦ ¦I^Jiiitt . . • mill stream. Now !that'!a main pipe rune coarse was' adpoted . ' , ; : . „ BatoBj c£ GlsBahilrj; .« . , .» ~« : . P» ! »i M,UPo«a« ' ; HoyajMJoe toy. , i. .wiJ7^1*8 , : - . Tis ¦ , ^^WM WpflB«l ; ~ ¦ !* ' ¦ ¦ thjrough Johnstown) and! the yards axe! con- : . - ***/ --,j ,j. r ¦»*» *•» . .. ¦:! nected with it, no;expense will have to bo i NOTICE OF : •• ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' MOTION. ; ¦ ' ¦ fo|ne to henceforth ! in {bat connection* ! - J i ' i ! ;. I . As Mr. James uoaaty ol Watford. Eural District of, Cl jnmel No< 2. Ir. Finn i Phelan gave the following " ¦ is wing steam exclusively in work- notice i ; . ¦(. ' ing th^ Johnstown Mills, I hope, he. and {cf notion i~>" That on this day fortnight tho ' ¦ . , J . , Twi k ¦ , ,~ 4 -- ~»w f#w««w«, «ui . ¦« .^ Aldermpn 4UVWOO UDlflU UC I - g ¦ Nolan, as business: men, trill Bee f - . i'.i^ig'ii-Sfreel I' BiIlfCtcariirrT ,TotaUtiaJonAtlt»r»lrl« U»a .„ . a-274 4-7M ! a-84S V-m . V4M \U-KJ *s^gij SE^*^^^"^ increased ¦ < their nay to sell Uom £12 103. to £15 per annum." ; ¦ ' I i ¦ ' ¦ ¦ their interest in the .mill i" ¦ • ¦ ; : • ' " ! ' oa, otto H«rjdiMmrt» ' 7«1» J««< ntu «m4 ; M-mi ¦ Tte Board then; . ; 'i - ; ) ¦: „ i**hd !•*» wfy*> j~ ¦ stream 'at a reasonable price to the County adjourned and the meeting : . \- ' ¦ •**^ ^•¦'^ <^yiwyBBrmwmm^m HB-^flfl9t'.^' . >:'^'- ., * " * of ths District ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - - '¦ '¦ •' Council]and Council was held.Mr. E. ' ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ~ ¦ the other . ' Qnat a-ii - Vl ^^ j ^ ' t ? . - J - Flava- ltfB itm . . t> ¦ 1 j * - z* - . i_t >m ' , g boale3 who have charge fBitar«l & i ^^fc^^ *a. ^^ L^>^^ ^ *l^^^* \^av ic' * ' — ' i 1 - '¦ - ¦ ' ^^SQ ¦ I^DDr --1 * L fi M "« I Y -# -^ .. if - "-'. - ' - ¦ '- >i ranipresided. ,/¦¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦: ¦ «A ^s^B^ ^vvH S *a ^^^¦UHOM *B' .* - ^^ ¦ ^i ¦' . , ; :; . ; :. A«tie»Uawllamd .„ C174 «-7«i 6«o U-883 1-881 l&SM -w v ^^ ^f - ^^ ^V ; '*- ..J^ ,j|7' .|r !* ¦ ¦";>'>:( ' ¦ ,- - , (' . . ' ¦ •'! ¦ 1 of the roads; and {Public j Health ' and Banita- ; • Cr£!cass4«» : TobT Uvitdoa i 'i :JHOT I: j K UjB lt. T A IN' ON.L; Y ; tioh of | the County and | City The L.G.B. wx6te in connection with the ^ Tilt 10-98S I1-619 8MM 18M 18-481 ¦ of Wa^rford. ¦ i 1 j BUT tit oyca TIB WOULD' THE B : Onf;e the weir would be J Board's letter of tic isth ioat., stating that an ] ' • • ¦ '¦, ¦ &UE or i ; removed, the Tra- -\ ¦ . , . W»ter more Boad would never afterwards be flooded. additional i member of the . Rural I District . !i < BliuatGratl :,, M. "i 'tt» :! t&i ill* 1«2» ; tac^T5fflU^r>ii5 Wl| i^ttli,^;' ' ' ¦ " Uti on AfrwolteralI »ntl ... trtti " 47« »34S 17-885 i -M4 U«H The railway track would] be very : Council, chosen under section 113 (30 of the : ' Opitna ; . « To tx> * much im- i - : :• ;¦ ¦!¦ 7-ail IChMS uut asm -SM tMso ^ ! OG-G- BEOTEEEB, \ prored-pftho Miller's Marsh houses would L.G C- nvernment, (Ireland) Act '83 1 is liable ^ : i ; i 1 - : , 1 ] ;: ¦ o disgualiflcatioa for non-attendance ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦I pil8LEr KbAD ' TbLL, • become i fit iot humbl» people, the city and in, the i ¦ •ItanlOrua • , „ 1.131 * lit 6-174 1M« . . • 1 : Tj-amotq residents , and the iaihs way as any other member of the Council ; •¦Vi 4-iii f«W 17-895 -HU ¦ : - farmer)!, who now EOssooaioa u To bi kfi A em Aftlqaltmi Uai ... - UMI .;)-: :tlon or jotherwiie. ' ';: •• ¦ . i-6ss " ':<«? 5-IT4 It-W' < : ' rtiooV il I: > lonpitind' f ho > mKjfc 5 ubllcunUttiiie*,>w ttcb would snot b# .CUat iaid thit letUr wul ta'connectioa EHionaa: «. MT4 ?»« uk l-rasf li-sio uitt •Itt MffK aXf. itbo hti Bpt «ttencl«d trijr tot r«mil- ll'ip;.;,l«««,;l<8|.J|-4|» ¦ tf oa* y»pi • " » woffloiaippear that as ^RH| P ; , l)0l^ wnoy«i4i;, J ¦ ¦{¦ ' ar.jXclly,had : „JK i*Mte gMt|(^.Ar^ jfc# AiMB^ » - '' ' ' \~ ' rto >B09«oTvSLrsfaaXB,%S ''M! A HSAVt KATOJPAYJBfi 6t iTHB ^ 0ix; :; ;:-;i| : ; * ;¦ : ; J; ; >:[$:'/ ¦; ¦ ''4^ ^^^^^^s^^^^f^^ y^^^BP^BvT^^P i«41ft««q tn tha Ooanty Wexford ;¦ ' aiid Dnblin. i . .; ; >»4a«M.'tk^ »o« Vty i *cbMu!e hidl? Twfld ¦ ii^A^;JIBFaBI^A^MILITARY W$g) i .',.; ^ ijifjf l;l:! ;; 0-;;'OT A^ks/; }j &^j;; i\i&' ifiSit^Biiftafiwia ' ! ; ' : ¦ ; ?i ^To 4e Editor^)f the ' ¦ ¦ ! mm,] ?'JEviringfftt^bA - < <• - >«#Jfftd do ;yonr^.'bosine»i; - , • ;,. ¦; ¦ •;¦ . ¦ r j : ^: -fwBBiivp HSS*KSK S|3 '¦• ' -U: - if '\Mf. ' Ke4 lly iaM ihe; qnite agered With Mr. G ' it4:. Via-:.; i-jrL7:---Waterfor ¦ Pea^BS'^tlitnki foc ii'*tb«ti b*t iimet to' do li, but - ¦ - ¦ ¦; • ¦¦ ¦ BJ- ^^" ciVf¦ ^M' UiV''J J >''<: .';! : i.WillrfW» i |jl B|»l >ai MiWi'B*itK > $~Z::i, al publld|bodiM rf^iH'-M-Ut.::-: ' : ; . . J- ,.:. ,, ! .^JTxII if . :, . .; i i. • - ,.. »r. . >i . ;||- ,.! • \1 ,. < • ^ '^. 'viiib should ict on your suegestipn 1 rhett a man would lots'4 good occopatlpn by .J ' » '! . L . HMf flTKUlU** ' . ' , 1In I««i'week's loin*so, it WB •issuK'liM 'bring the advantage* of WUettod, » another tning. He *ai eure "*;, • j;.f** <' 'kg miliisry headouarfersi' pe nyr^othftf merabto:of the Board Would do . ^OT^AP ! • MC'SSSS ' •¦ ' before^ the!pro r ost t»i h» had ;. :¦ ' :|. . to ,lfo?K iSoTBI). - \ j ^•i/i. i -JV atttbpTltles. we nave &• drtt-rate'wBU'"-*upf dbne. : j•' : > : ' , . ' plyj'^d drahiBge, •s'ndl the bajr»cjk*< fcra Mf. Robert Murphy—Ij think after hi ariric sitnite 6ple"ndid position ¦ the i 'Board nnar lmous¦ ly mfenU; ' iurely> thix fcould gteJd with. :|-;!,.\, L: '.., , j, ., - i ; ' |! " , ' I. i h m&S-f m MftTJB^atoow^wTwSS 1 >•'easily;remedied , Shbrtly after :tMa tke Cooncil1 S aa then is tjlenty of wasU; froubdjln, the : ¦ adj )urned. i! ' ' , ' : S i' : ¦ .;¦ ,;i .) , :,. Jm;*?i. '.k'..>.i ^;; • . '; -¦!' i,., ' |.. ; \ \, \ I"! ! ?'"iiiiSiki* : • . ¦/, i.r. the ibec^ion

-«?&.. on io>gBtiea7 Brenan ,^nd *iulr*e wa« the next'i busmes* .': 9i'\Wt 0 uasj. -. ¦-. .v/.v) -' ~'-:!*''"! OB OU Asylum WJI qauicii/- iu»juuw> - ut tun /uiumci yi> oi |*^Mrjf^NS?;Paul-fffi-Theae- -*»r|w f^«»*» ?• "3 ive, been; we tnainunance claim; amounia v> ¦ ¦ ¦ two!paymanta h ¦ uihi. for idaya; on whiol}.-Bwe;Returned i:M. J :ri,«n Mid ihey hid a ntttaber bf i*iitn%hMX , hear, aria \tughtor).,• •{¦ • .. jL y ¦ ui» a4d tc barmlet inatlCi: ;ln LUmore WorkiMoenrP*flV^ Coiighlab—Ih aVe<*« > (s- . -u ] lag and padting the-fis i, lao Quirk*/il»,»ntitledta>£S6 1U. ./land -Mh! - were ,»««it.v W';,'the to come np to Dungarvan.' % "r ¦: ' ' '' s ji- , .we returned igertus , Wicf :i cot Ncit. . ii you. not u> give any righi * -v m\ ¦: - ¦: ;- Waterford ' lylum on, a report from¦ the medl- I Jtr.k-O'Gorman—A hoth»r thing, the (Jouxt- : ¦ r :tbej3.33 -p;*< tr lin.;- .. . iT:V- = . 1 . ! ^! ¦ : ¦;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ guavs. " Anpther site cp4 A\' bi I'Cbwman—Do'¦ you agree So [thi i&e pay-; UlC - - -jj ;¦ •¦ - ' ¦ ¦ "- . • ¦?' - ¦:• - ¦ ¦ ; ¦ ^¦ ¦ cer.; . i I « ;|- . . . . - . Uodie oi Waterford . i» ouUide oui jntlwllc- btoking pan pl«n^»?-j: i 'i¦.: :¦ : ¦ ¦,i-. :- .J iv-.;.-;-.,> ;• - \ i f.i i*- - .\ ven " On- oocjuiomit:Was not netaaiary for both oal offl, ; ,. I beliciya tnoi tiw. Mr i. CapU VWj 3 »aid he i considered it ¦would'be tion, iwugh-wa don't know it. • ; ; j •'; ; 1 : :• iiH- plitationio'r ' another, iJa (I 'M I : Mr/i QlG orman-^Y,e*..' 'The.money!}' dtle toi y asBiBtantand wy«elf to attend, aud them t \ | r . MdNDAYJ . . 4 ' 1 ¦' : ( ; ' ' ' • .[ r,.. e: expenseja,' iwere , toroporHohately *eddced. a grtatj*' og.to.the ratepayers if JCilmat- •.Mir: Mmrphy-.flo*everjit won't uout u^tijy- ! other purpose. ' ' • . - .l. !, :• the xateidoUectort r, ;iv-v-i::iu > .-: i tr - ... :i- \ -«^w not tbingto saike ' : ¦" • 1. ; ¦vYoluc- Sdard.: In their letter, : datedf to} Ht Oiomai Wo ihouBe-^in which there ¦ itt»uitableior oup purpbs s : first i hwa-;the Oountv Council; by^majfrritty, PRELIMINARY QUAETMLY ¦ ¦ I icessary lexperises; pf the: Secretary attend- Co: Surveyor's Offlcej-1; : ¦¦ ' ' • The followinV'notice of motion irhi bh stood; g these 1 meetings, I and tnej CbunciL bald phy—Yon wouldn't think of con- twice !passed- s resolution that the- offlcii ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; ¦ ' ¦ ¦ the!!; name : oil Mr. R .7. dasher j KUmacthomaif - ¦ ¦ ¦ 27th 'October; 199O.jjr : '.r 'i '^ ¦ _ ' in ese: expcoiSBa, In full at their meeting, held suiting the I istrict Council of jhobldl*in Dongarvan, ' and was the County ¦ ' ;: ! " \ was :neict';tak>rii up y ' that' a, most Councjl; M ¦ . MEETING. 'H -ii : ' ' «I give notice irias- < 'Mr. UBshei pointed out that thl» wa» befcoming eo inconsistent ail to ove|r- Mr. Nugehtj—I dbn'tjWisl^.to rise tic a. point much as!the County Council Ihaa rio power I? serioui matt IT.'¦! He thought^ ordinary work- throw their own work. Second; was jt ecptomy; ' ! ¦ = "Of- order, : but I must aay we ;are etimmoned PierJ . r wnem taereiore, I agreed with the council |; ! ! \y i. ,:! to contribute to a! Seai-flshefy^ 1 will- ori the 23rd of August), 1899, to have my salary houses' were about tie wor«t place-to send to nave the offlces in. Dungarvan, and thirtf, I I li'ere for dpecial purpose*; 'j-Tbia is only a pre- move at ; , ' their next meeting, that the resolu- ; fixed, at ;£600jper- a^nUm, ; I iwas under I the harmless lu latics a* they could not be waft itj 4-convenient place for tho offices. Ast liminary meeting, and-1 'think MrijDumn's tion toi raisey one penny. In'"th6 £ ! utder the ; " looked after by ; proper .attendants. The; to the) point of economy, the officesjcould bo 1 1 impression that ; theBe payments' would; be 'i ! report should be reserved: lor the proper quarr Technical ; aiidi Agricultural Wstruction ' ¦ ' ¦ might jcpmm t suicide or murder, and he,' for built for £600,- and it would be a savihg I I iaPOBTAN T .)BUSINESS^ i : ¦ ! ¦ '¦ ¦ ' Act ! continued to be mod^. > ' ¦;¦¦¦ ' — < ' ' to tie ¦ ¦ ¦¦ erly meeting; of ,: ; " '' ¦ ¦ • ' , the . ¦: CoHitwil. I don't think 'ded ¦ ' " . M i' : 11 .: . = . ; bo rescin iV i i . lacle . The payment waa afrain made in full at lone, -wiould n >t be'for-extending or increasing ratepayers,i In ;the first place thej' - had a t is right in view of this factjto entertain or ; Mr. ' Uisher4-;! believe> . Mr.-Duffin has ie-' 7 ithe number n II.- - ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦¦' an'. the meeting on the 120th November, and it leal with; thfe matters¦ contained in the report¦ ceived" some cpbmunications which he will .They would conduct themselves . amongtt expense-would have been saved. Dungarvan < ertainly;: Whether it :^aV' through umission Agricultural ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ;poor ; Departnient h8 thonihV it was - '¦•: ' ' .: ¦ : ' . ¦ idiots. He ' thought the suggestion to geographically, as was pointed out, was irt the : or riot I cannot say. . r :. I j | ' going.on.. , . i ; amalgamate the , KUmacthomaa Union was County ! Waterfowl, ¦ and by acing " — : "At the ineetingB held on .the 19th Febru- pl tb> I ! i ~-^ - If I:; J Mr. ^ Nu^ent-^-We should!noi, entertain the worthy of Ihiir beet consideration. The . Kil- offices'-in'Waterford, they woul4 be, doing la IKE COUNTY SURVEYOR'S raport , until the next quartely meietiMg. Any art and;21st May lait, the Council deducted macthomas Hoard, he thought, wero anzioua ' great Injustice to certain the amount of my oiim maintenance, but.as memberp of the ¦ orded that we would make{ now ¦wonldSpe abso- -W ifor it, j but is any case he thought there was Couneil—from Cromalgin and .Ferrypoi«t. ,Jt • ' ' lutely useless. - '¦ [¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ ' jp- ' the amounts were sniall/I took no stepB in ' II "I REFQRT. : ; . i!! .| r \ I : ¦ ' 'room in the workhouse there for harmless :would i certainly: bo a very strange thing, on I Mr. O'Gorman—I quitei agree with you, Mr. aaea - oy mem unaer oecuon : us the matter. . lunatics, provided it was properly maintained ths -pqrt of a public body, to pass a resolu- ' ¦ • ' ¦ i oi w '¦ ¦ ¦ , ¦: Nugent. ! . . ¦! ji -h! I :i . ,• . . A^riculttiral Act, for the purpose of Be; When at their last meeting on the 10th and conducted. ' .¦ , tion; and in a few monthsV time to go back Mr. : Nugent—This, is onjljr a ' preliminary he S»Member laat; the Cbuncil/for the first time, MM -1 :; . p- isheriesfi" -To ¦both question^ repliei Mr. O'Shoa said this was a' very important of it. :If he did not make s mistake he h;ard i leeting and the County; 8, uEveyor is oiily aup- • the negative ; Haying read I further cbi disallowed ' all these! expenses. • I informed matter and ine' that required their serious Mr. UBSher say that ' if there were suitable Mr-' -loha Curran and the Couiicil luoeu i4j auuuiib iiits re^yri« iu iuo qutirieriy • ' them that I should pe obliged to take steps '1 apondence on ' the stibiect, • | j I , ' ;. ¦ cousid.eration Until the Asylum Capitation offices jin Dungarvan he would vote to have r leeting of the Council; i ! I 1 ' : : ¦{- . - A- ' for' the recovery of the full amount. ¦ Grant-was en they had no chance of getting i | ¦ LL_ . - -i , :- Mr. ; Ussher said that the correspindehdi : ¦ :¦ ¦ K" tho staff brought there. Suitable ofEfce3 could ' —j i Mr. O'Gorman—I was 'aboot 14! make a simi- lich-Mr! : Duffln had read:for themj place< |"I am, f Sir, ' relief. ! The ratepayers should pay the whole, be Had at a cost of. £002, as was obtained from ilir remark. * ' ' }¦ ' I " ' ! : ¦ . ; e matter in >a- different' ligljt.' IWhen hi . " Your,¦ obedient Servant, sum. In addition to what Mr. Ussher had a, local competent . engineer. He said this with j ,' , (From Out Reporter.) j , ¦ ' J Mr. Duffin—I may tell yon there, is nothing ve notice : of'motion on • this I subject; th( ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ " ' ' ' 'V3S. stated, that- he care of the idiot classes in all due!respect*, to Miv Duffin , but Mr. Beary ¦A. ¦ in the Act binding me; to submit mj{ report' ' . • . , . . - I . . . . . G. PAUL, ' [Preliminary Quarterly Meeting oi - thie ¦ ter which was' distinotly- tmtavo'ur;able K workhouses vas not as good as it would be was : s, ;man who carried out his work to^the ito any meeting . ' \< i ' i| " ' . "8ec. to ;tte Co. Council. CpuriciJ was held in the Courthouse, Durigar- . ; , . s project had been received/ ' His] notici ' , ¦¦ in the asylum, and they ..should consider that flgure. j In cenclusion, Mr. O'Shea ! 8ai<£- he van, Jon Ifonday,. Thomas Power, i Captain Wyse—With regard to the question motion: ; was - that- $1 ' this : money, , " To Sec., L.G.B./ Dublin." | .- , . beford a. patient was sent to: the asylum he thought they were bound to carry !"out ' the Esq^JJ?., I £3 000 ,, Mr. Nugent—One» portion i of that letter Cnairman. presided, dnd- the;other m'e&bera of theicontractors recommended to bei prdse- is not raqoirad-for/ th^" Ardmort Pier; lii should have committed an act that would resolution- passed at their first meeting.' : . present were—Capt. H. V. Stuart, J.P.;l;.y.C; [c ited by. M?.' Duffln liSoc't :-thihk -^e «an' ould i nov be levied [off the ratepayers," bu( strnck me where'.he states there was canvass bring; him u ider the name of a daneeroui .- M*. U.:shcr said he would like to ten. what 1< ave that pass to-day..! It !ia a matter of \ir-' i -H sing going'on for hi« poaitlon. ! Well, I'waa lunatic. The Captj W. C. Cozhlanj J.P. ; ' Cant L. :IWiiB. ¦ • '¦ ¦ i two aubsequent lettera^ placed • l£ei m'atfei t. e - were many : lunatics 'in the ,work they would eet. . done for> £6M,^J,iHe ! gincy. • ! ;• ; .•• . ! || ¦:. i : - - .",| " • ' .- '. -. one of the imovers ini the mattor, and I was surrounding ' workhworitboutfreou&ps, ' and a» far usu he * plan * "b6 Wy80 Messrs. W Kearney, J;Jl ; R. J. Ussier, a totaUy diifereht light The! Agiidultural k ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ' '¦ thought that Mr. Beary* ouRrit3» JJP;;!^ E Flayahim, J.P. ; J. | Mr. Ussher—It .is-quiteipossihle -ior an- ard deemed'to have fthelr attention. continU' noe canvassing. , {' , , ¦ ¦ knew they we e going on very well. HoweverHowjfver, : «ubmitted to Mr. Piul and Mi. Duffln; , . T I -Vi O'BrienJ.JIP. ; Captain Wyse^—I was—(laughter). : ¦ Jameb O'Brien, J.P. ; James Hayes, J.B.iiP. officer of: the Council to 'bring forward any y directed to the matter, tmd th'Av bblnt^d ; he thbught U e asylum was the proper place Mr. :Duffia said that Mr. O'Gorman. had F; Walshe, s atter . he may wish at |a meeting. It seems Mr. E. Flavahan-j-And I was—(renewed for lunatic*, i?hererhere they would be treated by cast a fnost unjust imputation upon him. : He E. Nugent,] lames Kennedy,!'Patk. ' of laughter). ' ; ¦ ¦ : ; O'Gorman, Thomas Murphy, John Morrissey, common eensd that a^ matter exigency . | • j experts. said: that he (Mr. Duffin) gave a hictitious- Nicholas: ' Morrissey, John Flavin, 'William 'should be submitted, and I think the first Captain Stuart—I gave notice of motion to Mr. Hayes said there was a lot of harm- estimate ot the cost of the offices. He could n atter mentioned ' resfcind the: resolution disallowing travelling leBs lunaUcn m tbe asylum, which he thought ' Fitzgerald, Thos. Sullivan: ': : !j ¦ '. in Mr. iDuffins report, is a ™ oDscure , points jin tne matter, ana l 1 only -account for that by Mr. O*Gornjan'» BUbject ot exigency and it ought to be taken 'j expenses to the Secretary and his assistant. could be sent out to make room for more dan* showing of his waniof knowledge of what iThe a , ¦ a atjtepdanbe—Messrs. ir hands at once. We jsbonla entertain' the tter foriiounsere opinion, bntjin- the mpei geroua pation B . > . . j . professional was. He made his estimate- for R. G. Paul, secretary of ¦] !' ¦ ' : :¦ mean THE COUNTY OFFICES . AGAIN. Mr. T. Mior phy—In the first place I think the I Gojincil ; W. J.l Long, I assistant1 ;' : A. fi at matter anyhow. 'ft , . i : le, the ;chief object he had in giving thii necta ir what yie considered would be suitable ^anoT ;: Mr. O'Gpnnan—I disagrep with yoii, ; Mr. Arising out of the matter of the Secretary's you ought to find out whether the Kilmac- what ^as requisite. • ^•-vuji awuwivi , »» . XJ. n Oh[aii ^ JUUUJLU tion wsa that the :money Bhpuld'jbe de be , travelling expenses, Mr. O'Gorman asked wero thomas people^would satisfied with amalga- county purveyor; ' l! - ' ' TJssher. It is not a ma);tpr Jof urgency}. It is «d to Ardmore, and nothing ^sej. ' Hi :ouncL Mr. O'Gorman said he knew .very well -that - i is a report of the Voads and this - is not;f a3 Mr. they going to have their offices in Dungarvan, mation. KilmacthomaB Union is managed : ud move a motion, ' With their permission Brag ve-. fro Mr. Duffin acted honestly, but at the s.une . | ! ROAD CONTEACTORS. {¦ l :: N lgent pointed out, a quarterly meeting. ThiB tead of: the one appearing oq the lagendi GoV >rnme or would they go to Wateriord again. If aa well as Wpterford or Dungarvan, and the time, it would lead j guardians can carry on their business 83 well anyone to say whai ho Arising out of the|- minutes of the last meeting has not been summ'bned! to consider tus name. It was as follows: f Resolved— :. O'< Dungarvan was the most central point, as;he said/ because Mr. Duffln , during tho whole ;tt e Surveyor's report at all—it is 'only lor two it the contribution 1 (se know it was. Then would they make any if not bettor. I don't Beo why they should time ' meaning ;Mr. E. Nugent Baid there Was a 1 [ intendedby e Minutei 1 to-i ' blot out their union. : , wanted to bring the Council to Wsier- motidn ipassed oi three special matters. Jt'is at the quarter- k November. 1^99)f this [Connbil foi { US. ! move, or was there arjy move , to be made to ford. I He withdrew the words which Mr. at the last meeting, that if; a !have permanent offlciaf Mr. Hayc&--Doea it pay to keep a work- contractor who had lodged a [sum of money ly meeting: next week that this report should Imoro Slip, be reserved for thai purpooi att d the ¦ Duffln ihad taken exception to. failed! to 1 'be read and I quite agree Jwith what Mr. Nu- o y, for at least one year, evenl injtBe case prppi? The Chairman—The matter will bo on to- house with 6u ch a small number of paupers? Mr. Hayes said he would propose that the carry out his contract he BhoUld ' na It is also a rel uge for tramps. forfeit the money gsnt has- said. It is only lit the quarterly o opinion i being obtained, thai legal diffi' ke Ihnt.l i day, Mr. O'Gorman. j resolution three times passed by the Council— so lddged. He now wanted !m;eting the' Surveyor's' repoirt is asked for. ; Mr. Hayes said that without any disrespect Mr. Murphy—The number , of inmates is to know whether it would it be legal orinok • ties; to BO applying the money. I exist." i : that the officcB be held in Dungarvan—ba : : CJhairmari—This questioh ' bf the road con- It. Dssher continuing- ;to Mr.j Duffin, they thought his estimate of not so! very small. They are able- to work adopted, pUng for the Council to keep a contractor's money. 1 ¦ ¦ ' eald that ih^ Agrl- it as economically, -any and that Mr. Beary/a -ind tractors is-a special matter, ' ;l ;j inrali Department had shown I an1 anzietv ,the | co8t to build offices there—£2,500—was a& of the big unions. specifications be submitted to Mr. Duffln -for -Mr.| ¦James Hayes—We could put it Ho ithe ; I think we nre rushing a. bit too fast. . credit; Ql the Council. i! Captain : Coghlan—This | matter i in connec- rather elaborate, and Mr. B, eary, the Borough report thereon. . , . : . : It is¦ according; to tiijn with ! the road contractors was brought Surveyor,, Capt. 6tunfl said he did noil suppose they advertisement. . • '. i :l ' • j : 1 in company Svith the Chairman and The resolution was passed unanimously. ,.' before the last meeting of "the Council and in himself , visited thought they wera rushing that day to abolish Chairiiian—You made it conditional. ' ! \'. ¦ ', the CdurthouBe and made but '' Kilmacthomad Union. They did not know The) matter then dropped. 1 cbjaeequence of the Councillors going! away plans , and specifications. He mentioned this ; j, ; ,[. this very important question was not .looked novj how Dungarvan would take it. : . I IRISH MANUFACTURE. ov/ing. to the remarks made by Mr. ' ' A ! DESIRABLE ¦ :|! : - ;into. So far as I- can see it Js a most impor- O'Gorman. Chairman—Very well (laughter). \\ CHANGE. i j Capt. Btunxtj—As for the tramps, I have no The Chairman rose.and said—I am glad to tafat matter and I think we ahould¦ deal with i The Chairman said they believed Mr! Bay tho question of wearing and supporting, Mr. P O'Gorman then rose and said—Mr; i ¦¦ -¦ i - 1 ' I; ; ¦ ' pity for them. There is- any amount of work Chairman itjto-day. |. j, . j Duffin's estimate was too high.. (roods of Irish, manufacture is being revived! and Gentlemen—I ; think for : ithe ;::The above discussion took, rplace before Mr. and it is very hard to get hands to do it. ; fu^.uro that all the correspondence from ; |THE QUASHING OF A CONTRACT. Mr. Murphyl-We must take tramps in when The blight of oppression had almost ruined; the Duffin had finished the reading of his report, their commerce and agriculture, and alrrost Local! Government Board and I other sources, ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦>' : ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' they come to the workhouse. ' ' arid • ! • - /] ¦ : I - . ! Id connection with the quashing of ft con- every source of material and intellectual pro- shbulij be handed to the representatives of ji:Captain : W tract, in respect of the' Lismoije the Ptess before the 1 yee rose and l «aid—I I think it and Kilossra gress, making this country one of the' poorest proceedings begin^. ] In Iw'ould be well to let Mr. Duffln relad his re- road,, the Local. Government Board wrote, of civilised nations. Within the livst fifty th© 'cbs| of this Council this: procedprei ia " ' can;decide pointing out: that the County Council not folldwed. If it port and then we the'matter. would years niany towns in Ireland had lost more were it would be of great I ;Mr. Duffin—I should like to kuo* whether have to be prepared to] satisfy the Auditor as than half -their population. Large tracts. assistance to them. ' ! ¦: j | 'of it b the wish of the Council that I Should ¦not to thoir action in the matter. country; formerly thickly populated had btien: The!Chairman said in connection withjtihia report except to the quarterly,meetjing; -. • \ : The Secretary said he told the Local matter he would reduced, almost to a deserted state. Thus- in- maka a suggestion later ion. | Chairman—I would riot' be in I favopr of Government Board he would bring tho matter dustries' had disappeared, and those -who: Mr. iNJigeht said that the meetings that he matte of ad >pting.that course. Ev^ry r urgency Mr. M before the Council. j . J ; worked them had qnitted the country, never. was at the correspondence wdsjthe¦ first thing BiDuld be brought forward dealt wjth., : ¦: ; ; : as[BOon:aA possible. Ghoirn j Mr. Duffin—The Board Beem; to doubt your to return. The -population of a country is> . | . .! i , 1 ' Captain Stuart—I beg tb Beaond M: Ussher's Dower but there was a flDecial clause that made up of. individuals, and if each indivi- Chairman—I will make a suggestion myself mc tion. If : we don't prpceed. o!n bnsL iess lines e dual , did his own part in supporting; ! m|the- matter, and I think it will meet iftith matter ana report to me next ¦Irish* : •we will get ; into a horribW tangle; . j . • i ' . made gdods, it would be a good thing. ouir views. Our experience up to thisj has Council. 1 - tiia.t at general ! I : Chairman--1 agree with ithat and I j think han — Waterford Asylum is On the proposition of Mr.-Hayee, seconded be^n meetingB of the Council, wel should deal with this matter of th i cantracr by Capt. Stuart, the following resolution was : the menjbers get tired . before the correspon- 1 dfr ' ¦• tora as it was'a portion of the business left I is over-crowded. They are passed:''— - . . . , ' dence i Ja reached. In order to avoid thkt I bvir since last meeting . :j : . ] ) " The jWaterford County Council beine im- . think ¦ | tional room, i .- | that if the secretary copied all;! the i Mr. O'Gorman—^Is tnis mefeting; to-day an you ircquenuy recommenaca tnc urana jury pressdd unfair preference! given: to foreign : of |the| Council, ;as well as to ttie Press- re- ¦ ¦ I: ' DEPUTY CESS ! COLLECTORS. ; , ; lought, from -hia knowledee.of ¦ asjregardaithese contractors last day. ;\ td withdraw} liis motionl- ¦¦; ; j . 11 . rd- Union; particnlarly—there articles, ; we- feel deeply the. paramount neces- i presented here; 'it would baj of great ad- I' Chairman—There was no order made, Mr. ' i lit. Paul said , he J wrote , , to the Local sity of:doing-all In.'their power to asaist ;in i ¦ ¦ . ¦ .Mr. -J. Hayes—The money may I not be de r lunatics. With reference to vahtaj e. In order-to pot their, ideas:!pro- jNugent. ¦ • •;¦ ¦ - . ' ' ¦I : ; . ¦ " ' U»-tf Government : Board, in conncAion with thn establishing the rights to preference by Irish- ¦ perly , ': vptpd at thf end- of thb year: to -the purpos /nrkhmise he shnuld-uiv thav ¦ pe ore the public. It would give^tfiem j ' Mr. Thomas. Murphy—rWouad it;mak > any for which, we want to have . men of their own country's produce and manu- a chance- of raising any discusMon ; it ^devotid. they liked differenceUiUClCUtQ U'if weno allowed«uiun^u .this.uu»o matteriuowvb| tou/ standDKOUU ;Mr. O'Gorman—Thhl ia the i ratepayer ' factura.jand hereby resolve; eo far as in their ; on | sif ipoint, that might suggest itself ]to the next for the female idiots, ov^r until quarterly meeti ng, money. : Wo are tne custodianB of the raU urther discussion, it was agreed power lies, to promotethe patronage ol home j them, j They all; saw the convenience that it i Mr. Duffin replied that it would. payers. We , manufactures, and determine to appear at j ¦rcoiild! ¦ are not coming ' here to' mule ith the KUmacthomaa District ¦ be to be in possession 'of the cprreBr Mr.- Hayes—I think ;we ought to jhear Mr. them,, or to I spend their: money in a lerorig o pi ¦ all our ineetingB solely in «oods of Insh pro- pondenefci before they came , to the Council matter. . : : ; ;Duffin 's statement, becausq tSis is prac^cally useless way, and I think it would bd well t duce and manufacture. . This resolution to meeting. : .. •' ' ' ; I , l' ! an I adjourned meoting frdm . t le last meeting. leave things' aa they were. It would be iua take effect from this date to this da^ three , Mr. Hayes said that no doubt -the GHair- ¦ and as guarantee of good faith OR , 1 Mr. O'Gorman—It is not an adj our led meet- months^ a man's suggestion was a very! good one/ but ing, Mr. Hayes. . ' | i¦ ; " : : > mail our party and on the -oart of those whoisupply ; he thought that it would entail a lot of trouble : Chairman—The last meetin j was pot« form- .toi u» with wearing material, ; we undertake to ; in !thq Count- Secretary's office , and conse- ally adjourned. The feeling of the Cmncil "Toduce! authentic certificates that the goods ; quently he would suggest that a type writer was japjiointed Secretary under the . Act, pos- we weai are of Irish produce and manufacture. , ; ; is, 11 think, that we should entertaii th 3 first , be procured. i ¦! ;pa?t of Mr.i Duffin's report. , . , .• sesses for the office and they also inquired That copies of this resolution be sent to all The [Secretary—There is a duplicator in my : -Mr. P. F: Walsh—I would echo , vhet has whether he held any irther office under¦ the the public boards in the country." r '. I ! ¦ ¦ - ' ¦ ; County Council. , ¦ ¦ .. . ' office. , ! I ' '! : bedn stated by other gentlemen—nan lely, that w« ititled to y . .The meeting soon alter adjourned. ,. ; Mr. jKennedv—Would-this'work incur mhch sudh matters should be; mentioned In the d resigne ; Mr. O'Gorman—What qualification is neces- . i * ' ¦ ¦: ¦' ¦ ¦ ' £ lary? .. .. . :- . > ¦ extra.extra Eexpense?xpense? •1 L-L' ' ''U'i. ': i agenda. . : • • . -i I ¦ i b 'u ld ntttled to Chairman—It would be work well done. in. led ! lir. Paul—That is wbjat I asked, and I said Several members here rose! to speak, and mHE ...... Turning to the Secretary—Have you followed the) Chairman addressing them -Baid—Order, I would lay the matter before the Council. j3KiN .. the supcestion that has been [made, and it Gentlemen, allow ; Mr. Duffin to conclude the I also , pointed out tha > they had not stated seemsI every member of the Council the necessary qualifica ion. . . - i P' WHITENS AND 8(]FTEh& tfiat ¦ ¦ has approved of it. \ '!j Mr. Duffin having read; tne remainder of • The Chairman—Better send a reply back I01* The 1 Secretary said he did, end intimated to tho effect/that-Mr. McGrath is fully quali- S*™ THE SKIN/ hisfreport with reference:to the flooded . state , that tie kould see that their wish was met in , , !¦ fied 'for the position. ¦ of Ithe Tramore Road | i J rt\fflB OKXH ; ;i| this xespoct. i I ij| ; The Chairman said—Let : UB deal with the ! Mr. Paul—X answered the letter, and said I , and pointed Mr.J Jjunes Hayes—I was in the office of first part of ^the report in . cpnnectibr with the would lay this matter before you ¦ i : , • and I Bfl.w ; i A LBioir TVfiSi! thai Tipperary Council last we£k contractors. ; • ¦ ''¦ ¦' out that they had not stated the qualification ' a tjrpe/writer there ; I don't aee jwny our (jiffice ' ' i . required. . i :; : ; ¦ * :' Mr. Duffin—I wish you would nake the S"* . ¦ should not be supplied with ii type writer. order I recommend—to prosecute 1 hese con- T^ . i -* :: \ Thfe cost'of a typo writer. wo'ula be about ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ng to uunKorvan ! ¦ trtwtftra. \ : i !: j . GKlN O0IiPEirB ; QO; ii £10 orJ £12. . - ! ' [ \ 4'- ¦ Chairman—Perhaps we hadjbetter deal with j Unauman—xie ,wiu nave to leceiye iep«ri» dered the estjmati mHE Mr, : Walshe—I1 have a suggestion to (rom th& . various inspectors keep records, Ax. was to< ' ' ¦ ¦ JPi F. the contractors recommended to be i rosecuted ^ ¦ Duffln • :i - ' ' make.] i ' ' ' , ¦ ; I -i:j! 't iseiof the !ssa give at ¦ : 1 l ilr. T. Murphy—Bring: the I flwt - letter if there is an outbreak. rrwfi rtiriM (o deilrea br eJU aid kespiogir Several Councillors—Yes. : j i on nows - - ; . ! i ion :y could i Mr. Nugent said that tho County Council t any disrespect to Mr. Duffln Thej Secretary—I shall ! be : happy to have y further Secretary under this Act, :asle arid I competent County Surveyor ' ¦ ' ' Mr. Hayes—We need not nave ai Bo ird seem of Cork appointed a "7. , i- ' ¦ ,, condition. ,- .i • ' • . ! your suggestion carried out. 1 ij l : dii cussion on this matter^ Let the Dhairman I. ; ,' mt it year, half of which was . Beary ramNto the Courthouse with twi • | } ; 1* at Bi salary pf £160 a , I !;¦ make an order, Allowing , the Coi intjr Sur- paid back. The, County Limerick appointed three members of the. Council and * drey i MR. MULCAHY'S AB8ENCE. i ' ' U uJj U: | ¦ ^ xirate plan, and the ' coat a ¦ J . .1 . I ! Ill . : ' a very elil T ¦^[ S^ : • : i . : ; |. . veyor to prosecute these iparties. ' their Secretary at £lOO|ayear, and wateriord¦ T- -r - 'obildi»n W°^ with aetlc*^ tiuii .' Chairman—I have received . a letter Ijirpm Chairman—It would be.ijust as \ -ell: had appointed a man ' ;at only half that. icb he estiihated the offlces could be buil i t ^^er te|tal^ 'J. Mulcahy stating that he. would be half that ji: .was very c .iTOB ! ciH - ; Mr. V;. i -Chairman—And we; will get 1 gj .. . * .J ; j A LITTLE¦ BREEZE. ' : , Mr: Bcaij ¦ ¦ unavoidably absent from our meeting to-jday. • " ; ' ;. ' j".. ,: t ^"' ' ' : ; ' . : [ I ' ' ' on againao we opuu >a wntu funded. . - . , . -! . . - :: ; . { ' i: " : , -. ¦ -•• • Mr. Walshe (jo<}osely)-r-I propose that'ithat ' ultural Departments ' > i W?T. T. Murohv—There is no ouestion aboul in that, Rum ;,; r*- ^ , _ { I ' : \li. John Curran, of the Square Dnngar- : ey were « . lo '¦ ' ' jreptleman get : six months vacatpn— been listehlng to the proceed- nan aaid it was clearly. Said d the . ealary. . : ; fi™ , V- . , .: jtim.0. HOWABB .J . (laughter). >¦ - , ' '¦ va57 who had Mr. Nugent said he-' "thought .tl: i offlces, ard T ^ 1 ings up to this point, left hiB Beat, 4nd ad- iltairol Act that money could ! ¦ KW Mr. i T. Murphy—I beg to second i at— making Piere qualification meiVtioned for ' the tlement th i I like *h« AlWoB dr 'ssing '¦ the Chairmanl;;told— Before you the matter of g to have the offlces in D r^rrr,L-W«i 1 J fltoter), ' ! , " ; ; : ;.|r j iorder, Mr. Chairman^ Trish to jrles; He thought, hw reyer man who was able to; read and v •T™ Sp ^ SolphoT,8o»j> wjr, maoh. j m ike that good accountant, was I qualified ; fc ¦ ' ," • ple*»aat to ot« and it wil l ' ;. THE COUNTY SURVEYORS REPOBT: saF' that I am one of. the'; parties frecom- sngthen their hands the y *h< en—Are.you in a positfor . • .- F minded to-be prosecuted,| and I nwould like r. rilcCoy p> bWain' ind epen* tion. HB thought there was ho n lerstand whether we. have THE -RECOMMENDED PROSECUTION OF ; and he jasked v Ihol Local Government ' Board I d 1 ' ' to be- heard by the Coancil;, with ( your per- is matter, )wcr IO iay ut this- £600. Will it per ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ' • ' ¦A- ,i *3 . . .. Coontew Baihuwti j - ! I . . CONTRACTORS. : - Ij : - m ssion. ' : ¦ '¦ : ' |> - -. I .j ; ' (laughter), ' j ew Tippera. with us? - ' i Couaiam CI»nwiUl *ni : | OF THE TRAMORE^SDAD' : • Curran, ore j , yon ¦ epeak Mr. rhe 8heriff U the person . i ,^^..., , '¦ THE FiOODING ¦ Chairman—Mr. ' bff Haye* ' npHK . CJKIH ;Vi»couat«»i Zxmontt,- ¦ ; I i I; : '. !¦¦ J :|L' . : I would like to know if thera is any objection is to do Vi I the Courthouse, and if ' ' ¦ proceeded to ; JL l'j|K5;- .-. . ; Uaj Bwo»bTN*Ti{li.,,, I Mr.! puffin then rose andi: to your doing to. I would! be glad ito hear beriif for th ime being has no objection j ; report as. follows:— jj H i : ' eti sfled that said.that the.cost catimi Sn read hia: monthly¦ myself.' « the Council pae Mr. ,0'BrU ^ " ' ¦ • ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' yc ui ' i ; -i • euggesiea inav > uai . - MUW O rjn^?ia ana roiyi ptJww hiti :,&nl r . :: y(U snould bo heard, I ihiye no objection, Usiher ^ 7 Mr. Bear «ra» no doubt reasonable; ¦ ' ; bo iinstrtcted to obtain ady ce to « r. tiayes—we are, losing wo mucu um to know were they entitle' J- . >KS: r tottiiBonbU to. .^o - . i i bi t if not, I can't hear yoa : ! . i ; ¦wor ¦ altogether. ; ' : ' > REPORT OF THE COUNTY SURVEYOR.! • iiiey could proceed with the¦ this matter Courthouse. Autox UBX AITO ScLnnm OA i Mr. Curran—I pay .rates, ;and ¦£] OOj a year. : ' ' ' ; ; '¦ ¦ ' Chairmai B! OK1N 6 » To thb County Council of Waterford, foi their • lj i U-" j ' ' - ! ;¦ a the propoBitioin of the , Tha juuna thin? would ai *T\S day; Mr. Ussher said it would i only e Iwasting ¦ it was agreed ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ . Monthly Meeting to be held the 29ti? ¦ ply! to Mr. Kennedy, - " ¦). . ' . inded by Mr; Nugent, J -*- I jSV • • ' • WABOTNO. - {' 1 ti ne to hear Mr. Curran.!. I . • # |; .J wvied o nn the . Local Government Board thi mt) an " . (emphatically)—I lngiei on fhalrman said-thein amount m^v rnrni Oibw ofUn rob«tttjU» ' IMrJ Chairman and; Gentlemen—At i your Mr. Curran Id. the £ for ! Aflriculturi McGrath was lully qualified was full SF*1 ¦ Oth Septe in^;wa« nP^ for *ak. el g»»U» profl^. - '8? Quarterly ¦ Meeting on the nber : Technical Instruction. • : lifted to hold the poeition—he was a goi - 1 - ! i **'.- ' '- - name-ani ^ ¦ Chairman—I myself would anbe obqi | W deligh- . for; . ma characte .T . «h»k Ugn»:h«Mt'j recommended that yoo should mier, ecUon of further conversation, tl mntant, : and bore] an .excellent ' : 0B ; laat fl I , who it< d to hear you, but you se^ has ie' course ' - ' .. '¦ ' "f» 'w - j prosecution against three contractor* tan said that- Mr. Plunked visite 1 o aecKje w r%Hd cf rm . . *W*:. their i contracts, . but ! AORICnLTURAL AND TECHNICAL L ! ' . DIUCHKT. '^tf imdm.Y . j ¦htd if ailed to perform '.list week with Mr. GTeen.JInsijeCti a - M Mr. Curran—Would you : aak t le : County e railding of : . . ; , ' T II (M *V. flVtll **- u^t ' bide no order. I musti. impress ;[lnpon ' Ihe Council to can '3 vbu rveyor—rr- '•• • : :: eries. tb facilitate Phey were you in [the strongest , manner |that it w.iU be J . thought the Council Bhou 1 igarvan, DU\ MT. «m«o* •«» the work of Chairman—If wa wero v> put Work. ! He ifflces in quite! impossible for me Jo have . never bed Jr. McCoy to eeejt advice;: ; ; Dthers opp i the payment of travelling and. to getl yow oceedings, we would ' thought the the county done properly, : again insisted on pi r4 Members—Very: weU. . ; ; \ ;xpense» U ie officials, ia they '^H^ properly perform their contract* | Mr. Curran propose An amen directed tow good «»Urie*. »hould jmj ^ ¦eJEpi -:. ' - S»%£- conti!ac|tors to d was proceeding to relateithe cir r7i O3rien—I would aise Councils wh6 xfflcials, b n* . td , -¦ ' 0 Jlr. Uaeher'a; retttluUpn, that^ in t! them out o iwrlown pockeU. U «&«./>««:«• hitf-. case when, j ; , "that t Duagarvan lt vrould be for tne ¦ au\h^Io1om«e rose and said—I 01 the Pier not being pasMdj, ifere held ' : - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ •^¦ ' fifftfc , Mand jwithout™ the Chairman ai ' whether; they ' woj^d come i' '- iv -. .. • -' • ;. -i.- • • • •h i-..u ,{ l ,,v- 0 cdntyacts is derived from^ou must cease. V- '¦ ¦ ' should not be appropriated for MEAB officer* to ide am powerless. It ijajtro? u You .y toi the Cou HE COUNTY WEIQHTSAND tb Dnngar . in the moiilng and!.HO' part wuri cp-operatibn I Curran then agaih eesayei )«rpose, only handed back 1 " certify for Work notllidone, Mr ¦ , credit. I ,;! ._ JDiBtrictrlnspector Smith, R.LC, Wai in the «v»r r, ot realda 1^ Dungarvan. .-'. 1 can ! refuse to M] no id several Councillors! cried o bp iplaced to ito . 4 Council j to make a were wiM of neglect this Pun#ment ¦ ' : bitter let t rote, asking the Wd heihought they '^ut inlcaEes "' ¦ ¦ ' ¦! . '< ' nfian—I think ' you had i - ; - ¦ ' ¦ ' ' : ' iair. '! - , ients for 'taking over, the standard as they were, antii it, could w ¦ whB \t- Cnrrnn. however.! went oi stand aa it it at present ; Waterfoi ouV of , tti« - i i- {¦•¦¦•- ' ¦% 1 '¦ nd measures . of th» County could M torn*l '.COTJdHr¦ ¦-TJSB " ¦ • h -ivH^ - - ¦:¦ -v i.:i mrt i,orow;fh n 1 at of contractor* who aiie W\ BOK'T:¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦]¦!! ' ' r hliu was,all right .| -, l.i ¦ > ¦«':>: . - . • ¦:-ntaijJ<>»«Xp»iny>»»o*>BtTj». .;¦ 3ie3, and I | IChairman—The p nld appoint: a . b<> BgMta«lM«r. a d ' ion, |r Duffln recommendB some impro-v the Bec«t«ry*a. office. ; ^D«> ! I . r*lto(i«ab*iaM a* r ¦ V > if f. . yon directii me #tmf«! Mr. U tformsui—J. "«^? % , "T"- .V™' ' said to it, and you took m get clerka fo inhaLTINO'iX'OTOa M)*tOWte» i i. ¦ 8omE tme fl y<> PROLONGED DISCUSSION. b be carried out Ide4. they dould . ' : ¦ • ' •¦ ¦•' ' *^-(C-i"i •¦> <¦' ' - ¦¦ 3e removed, if he dbesrft Joondu. Aj COR m his report in the matter, . I thi ~X?l >Mit thar would not K jDk.'! . O<•OXWK !' H> . -irii ;?sij . ¦ Kiamey—He hae no ngh motion, ¥hlch s I XT^AiVSQ^ VWfBSaVi ti i• -y-.h-ik,-., Mr. following notlqnnectod 00TJ6H, WHWQWi m : ¦ ;<¦ ' ¦;'¦« 8 relJevp ro : Mr. Oilrran then retir^di . i | next came up for confUjKatbm . waa very «pen»lve, tt I ^XAtlHOM t-|- .ahSnm**|it sm;Mm* < ^ quesUbni befon ' were omce i kerford ^ i ^ Chairman—The af the nerfimeetln hy—T^here they k denied lh»V Dunfarvan wi til DufW. rep kk l totice thaV ilMr.^.irurp be yfSolicitor and f have «?n«^d|gM firet part of .^Ir. ranty'CouncU for the Cottn^ to ol W , Chairmanr-They ke now kept In 4ome- to •#*<¦*& suoposed not to know; wtu> i»( an order b© aac are paying boys -won't onTthe subject, and have i ' tlwul move that Bpcctor'a houBe, andjou «—the "Waterford » this matter at all. || i , , ; Halley the compen»»ton pro] f or their ! storage.; Will you make « propp»ea that lines ¦ ¦work Mr UpBher then le to him on resigning h » ««« « to have Mr. Duffln ket tho dow H-At present you haven't a Du the Council' flolicitoi, :{t»e - :ai to the Council! owing U n \». T CTnvofc-It fi only breaking H BeereUryV omce.' . * and: t Collector in the prosecute the contractors /ears and JU Jiealth/f I I ' Mr; J. V. O iJnenJ-Wi ujnaen urphy—What gnirantee h«v» i the Bubmi it j i ' ¦ of .top : or | even .mainly Sue. to . mentioned, in Jtha list, ; ' ' . ; ! ' ! ' ¦ ' bullSinr will; . ! vS« wEs due/ J Hayes—ily reaio v .'lor for i^?K County Bnrreyor. , ' ^ . : I James 1 Capt. Wy8e—Isn'i it neceBsarj "targe M*»pfyer» W ' Hayes—I Jga wri tlk notice oI . n»oU*»a*»wfow I und *v the«^ SSI MT. James cK 5??i-fi_ «. in.it. B^/i (uiW'cfltiued land measures, ihoild be ¦ tiely in con lectlD^ W«b; * tion to :that effect. w^. l^ wl inepeiitorf • ' ;]. 8 e U j I wll! M togion oi j tfie ¦ Mr. UsBber-r-Very w1, f Chalnnan-We jnt into that : 2S; t lulfiafrfot, if not ifcnore. ,, was iubiequei - ? \ wre Tt ^;ver4ge; i\ l«ftat¦ , 1 f , The resolution j The weight* can W i\m&<&g ,t that it e begin to mik» offices ^Thl f eeneral level'^^«of the-j road : iotiaj cpft*- carried. -Mr. Nngwij 4">»ent| I; An order was made . dfrecti ay1 we r ledjlnto *e*M m^MmU Wmmm is. - e there ' tase «H-i;taoue ^idWle length very iUghtly '48^ ground^ .that wi _ 4o . not, He told me hii j to ca;rry ouf the w6rk as «oon -i he Dun -^ft^Jg^^.^ S c? .high water sprfngk in the Bfyrt-B«r, tho Surveyor's Report wpuld ;t Covin ; i THE WANT OF ACCOMMC rhey wti ^^ Nugent : ^ded-TSMi fe : * ¦ ¦ Jonnty1 S ™.^ iA^ TA it ' and it;KtW Mof;b StferZ^Syi i coun< i , ¦jf -j. : ;] T^A8Y£tIM. fen S^|«mm ^f^ tim h&Tti | ; u isoon: «»the idrainsS^# not'l^W it ^ .^tw^^SJi^ m

:H i '1 ' ' ' ' ' :: ; laS .-J/^'-S'iiH''- - '•' ?Jf!i5:'. i'.-: J,-H' . >.w! >/S- ' :!v . '- :^Jcv'V W*:-J| m :' : •¦ ' •: '¦ .:¦" ¦" : ¦:? :;-L-- ;:i - i$ '! - 1 tV: - . -i-liv :- .r i.4U'V^- 9. itf ppllif iiS i fiii!@iii;iiiiiiiii f >>l - ; ¦ ¦ $*¦%#ar fc oi -Suii'daj(,'f^r« i-m''i- ani i ' ^,^ ;^ore, ^¦^»re -ty*^ylMh*ro. xwtift ul&-r&dei«nmus|b| ^lf % ¦ ¦ lr^: ' ' ! rM^< ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ > ¦!¦ : ¦ . . : : ^ ^ -- - : . : ! nmon ¦ " i: i iuditoi». In< ied(iat(-the ;1' I' ;.. -i- 1 r. ; riii; ;¦! . . •>::/ ; J .);- ;' !l- beleoti( ¦: ¦ ie ^ n: the; appliu ie of ;fl*a 4iviUaiiij *MU : : •i\Jur ;readJrt;V iwe^a -.»ni!»,>iii!illl'be-g»ii t blage^ras'Wjrm to alrriTi C«WneJ^M» i; ''; 1 - *' vffl«nglli h resneo^iyty. NOT ' . of Private Qn eting! . SardsJ or (Christmas;-o a i phropahfr > aad then embers A! the bandKaV he v! ,^fini loral Ito ¦ -th^iNew.Yefrr 5 -Thej are really gems ft.' tl ' » P*p t Ia': ^ ^Snclish ejlei . earned th 3 best thatiks of the citiiena,, ;pai .is ten to one but ttW playvljitnietiblife an A; l^adjdrowninIslwf 4MiS] ;entfl^i^c(j irred'Spon!satu'i WB&. !. - ; designer's aWJ and v e^can recommend tho . ^bight last, ipb sarttha ,a . titslajyjt lostof • th^fartisari|c^asa , for! riviri lerefo*> '¦* tafe*ring w the said resbectabllit; ^ t l ,popr WBma: m | : bajring old friends .across the deas, .or -triem these Sun laylafternoon perf^rmancea, ahdv!w ¦ im »d;Margaret .' ob a; Jorni 'Binf, r«ic]j'btthe baskfe g«n&e of'liubli AiDreiatioh at their •iindnen o iiB' the^ truth rj myZ -^i-ifimd'M'pi^ toWW/^maWfjpffl .jnuch as tha better, p ittema are usiigl b vs ^ , not merely "the ! seam ia^»;on Satt^rtayi fAbtjiut idei , - btffi . file whole; bruth:" .]. ; .0¦. .;[' !. [¦-• . ', ; t^rea^o'cW tk th prMt some ; vvieeks ;bi )foie the ifestive nwreBUH|f exniDiuon ot expert butcher, worh " u arrested by. to aolicej hapnngtaien siom ; .WCmay sa; that-we arc -i . alread '¦'.& i At id Wain— :No;mfcdern woman ; intends 1 In c; ' '¦ y SBB K veh at Ipswich' whe re ! a matoh |wa« oqiMewe in! the; co iventicm ot a. differei l.^he Woina&^iraB^iiveri sficty¦.y^krtr 'c ; : several orde :s| and as we muist take- iroaghv off between Paul -Tt tr«l, describe^s« [a and was; inf feeble health, so that rer theiB ! turn we ivould iinpress : ubon. >ii ' the iorkl Ii w for the tw< sexea.l' Therefore, the a,, an ' American 'tnelati;. dregsirig ^champion,'' hoitld:', to to: see lhi» play ; itli drink ^oald icaftie .hw ib get under th ?" • ".ChriBtmaa'ipardera" that it ifl-sa cAaa: ind a locial butcher. Thftilcphdiiions pf jfor it Shows the fft; ence. »Tfcel< ariqut ten o' k • for BeyL ttt^ ^ 1^1 lJt " * ' JP ; : cloc [oaiBatuiday night, ai »h : 4ha office shpiild drop us a Una' and oi )east < I jdverj 6001bs ;weight Jn la shorter time d0 she coUld" bt^y j In-1 town! with ' 'a Irienc to speci of -tb ! representative^ will snows in,em ue >dy lying betvften' :T W^6l» «t;th Book, we hav$ recei\ ed orders I from , all par the Amerjesn had qyer eatlmated . his | capa- jay wall; The;' JeaWres wPrd ' greatly. : dii .u9 coiutcuawiet v> oe a coroer-boyi ot the country for this remarkable anyentioi bilitlesv i( >r while the tim' a faken b the QTps- >blem ; i a art withfcut plunging: them into. land ctotact 1 and' having flf fame, , y ; flB W not better ithus toi learn the ' truth igured , from , th^'fall 'vri ro/conneclion whatdter* ith the Thatit will ^tipersed > the old slow-c^ach »< *irlcb, expert to dress I the sheepj wbrx«d ttb ¦ ¦eBBfl. The body' ft &it etnftved to the W If jaarbourT^aBd),h* JD^ ma pl iy, on the intellectual planeP ">li into ihte^Wto.Wrf him thoJd of copy; i4g lette -a is a certainty. Evei 3 min.jT Bi iCs.l the Yankee hbii(not ^ompteted f t k :lo»e by. An inqoeirt..was held on M the! rlverli aAd «lsbHs ed,>he mo«t«ffen- (ads the " News'' phbul his taBJc u itil 4 mint. 4 ^508. had elapsed. n(>f t rreaterperii to wait to learn; it from eive langoagftl business man i who r 8$ 5 jon. tfis plane of experience | where the vhen a ¦ verdic¦ Uof /'fiund drbwned'' \ He would not'havet &4 tlight- faaye an Anti>Copylr g Book it he is lanxibt jUl who hikve-jsnyexperience! or the " dr«8Bing" ¦ ¦;^ ' ' <>M est objection to pay bi» duet ! ' | j cf beasts will at pnde concede, both perfor- iboletis of respectability Ijrfonceaii the bit}' ««. -i^:Ik - v-;! :./' ;-: not MI collector fc> any ippointed to save time 'and trouble. ' la? I a rree with Mr. Clement Scott's view if present.'~Jn referwee to (ore* ilh the coiiie of its explanation regardin mances; vere , very !:creditable, though ; the ¦ all going, I had! i to* ' ' "fZaii/ not Iwith that of ^M.A;M." . • •.. j to remind tha writer, tJb*t' be- the; publieatfoh' of Mr. [robin's unwtrrante TSTankeas; exhibition was not Iquite up to. some ic lof the '• cannot hold me responBible' Waterior of' his iprevious attempts. The Ipswich; ex- Che^faf receipts IWalerford, Limfep ion tion of lor the; publica- attack upon, the Chairman of 1 the . 1 W arid' Western ' Bailwav evstem for the his letter in full, as I believe County Council our| esteemed conteinporar pert's time for; dressing the ^heep constitutes libellous it to be mat. an occiaeni iiB'iiiKeiy¦ ¦ to occur at any. , and I merely cause ' to have " "; feels: agrieved that a British record, but in 7 peca. outside ; the •: ,' ¦ ?.{ ] ¦ V , ¦ ' . ' "' . ¦ ' . TT . . . ceo pub- " The Munster Exprfess moment. ¦ . ¦ . ¦ . . .. lished the above in ¦ ¦! ¦•¦; ': ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ofder to draw the American Record for a similar performance, - ,-q . . .)•• :! ;• • ¦<, ¦ ¦]¦ . atten- onr report ;6f the j?r >ceedings of the! United , tion of the Harbour icon ] OnnMonday lastithe : impressive' spdota- Board thereto. Person' Irish League in west \7aterford, which ,- wuv The- .;kale of Mr.(Patrick Power's farrA last ally I know the collector of ' ¦ onslaught upon cle of a* soldier's funeral wda[ witnessed in! the JC Wf . wit? jiiuuiuittbiuu. vi uiyot; uavi^ uuu ; od ,th does it supposed ¦dernued 1'obin s . nev. spacer sent! ChH^tmas: Cards of this kind before we week, conductedlby Mr. E. O'Shea, auctionaer, to attend: the steamshipwharf every morning, a true and' bopular Nationalist should¦ have fcity, IwheA the remains of la private of' the ; "^ realised £350 and"-i—— gentla her; heartieBt was | Mr. William ! Morrrssey; of Anhestown, r. y, »w mo Kuuecu/r ougnv to 06 preterit when thd Chairman; of th> : County 'Council." Mt ^My»;^aniacka; for ' interment' in, Ballinar who [recently : returhea from :te ined goods are! r^eeshagh gravpyard.: ' good wibhes. for a bright and happy Christy BoUth .Africa,. Mr ' j abctat to be shipped, say 8 o'clock— ¦Harry Fishar may Tt st assured. -.thit had thaj> I The ' niqurnful' parade ' Morjrissey is a brofhario? Mrs'.' Terry, Bc llina-! red. surely.that hpor is ; 1 'sus- ratia IndaAiin Kv .ft «Tim}iftF Af TTIATI mnr/ililnd' ma8l" Thb senders -name isj printed and we notearly. ; . ' line caught jour eye it wbald :not'haye . also-' guarantee to print any greeting desired.] courty^l Durigarvfin, and connected with aany s report, but as hs four . deep] belonging; to the; ;147th Battery of 1 1 £18. give mDjunled oar.correspindent' ' greeting) - of the' most' respected familiesrin this¦ dqunty; While on this quwtioa ' Two:pe4ce for a private card. Why ' ' : ' ' T ¦ ¦• ¦ ¦:¦ of harbour Aaes, a. ' the 'Ijdyal Artillery^ jthea, c,ame. ithe coifin, . • ' *' !-.|'- • l-(--!- » " • :;• ' • ,•¦ • ' a to knows himself such things , will oecut everi i^ ¦we ¦o ! r |i ( ., . . ,. ;! . glance ovfer best -office. ¦which was borne upon a, gun ;carriage from «xpect to receive; rdere irom every' cap- the schedule.calliforsome jspecial th^ regklatied n^wapapjee |.We Ar& ^ tiouk critic of our paper this 'year. : . . .; I - The Hight Bari tin' Murray, BiBhorJ and comment, and next wee certain¦ Fiaher hirnseli had'scrutin- iJTvhich the gu>i had not - been dismounted, ¦Vlea!r k I intend . to refer, thatjit-Mt. ' j : -Eirly linj the summer a committee consisting Apostolic if |Que«nslaod t will visit Dun- to the matter' Just fancy/dong rated, at 3d. iee'd the letierrwith Ms usual editorial iacumeh drawn by Jsix horses.! Upon the coffi n, which ' garvaii 1 to-morrowv Hj& mr ton ! p raa drt pejl with the Union' Jack, were placed of niembets of the county and district councils lordship will appeal jwhiie . braa .>.i« schaduledat [Id.' per the necessiijy I for anjy writing on the Bubje<}t 1 to th> people of the Iparish- * ¦ says the '1 Wexford People" with a number of for subscription*, ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ; ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦ - ¦ ' ' * ' the deceased soldier s helmet, rifle, bayonet, - / ! .•' . • - ¦ ¦ would been altogether- 1 avoided. The in the. ' " • • ¦ • •! ; ¦ have; local gentlemen, inspected the pier aid; of ' 'Angastinran mission .of -the ' it . L " Mun8ter! and belt: :Following the: gun carnage | ;came inflienifal -• Editor and 'Proprietor of the 2^" at Buneainon. : It was the intention ori the Colony. A cbllectiorJ WU1 be made at all the ! Sir Wm: J. • Paul, E.M., presided {at • thej press" has always b^en a good and true; Na- the ino urr ine coach,; In wh^ch' were . somo of MasBeV at the A' -weekly the ' deceaied s relatives, then the Shropshire davl of iinSDeotlon toi have ' Included all the : ugufetirtiari, Church ohj Sun- Petty. 8e»slon» Court on Friday last. tionalist, arid: we ydry much : regret that a - 'elboume, but,. ubfortuilately. the day 'next, for this!' o! >ject, vai a. The other 'band , which . played the "Bead 'March , in pierp of! flh \ ' . we trust that magistrate* sitting on the; bench casual line;in [our jo: irnal should reflect upon timf at! the disposal : of the majority, of the thif 'generous p'eoble of Dungarvan will ' re- were—Captain¦ Howlett , Messrs; the highest respect, Paul- m the way to the way to the burial - ¦ ' Brehon¦ aod one for whom jweientertain members' aid not allow of this, and the in- apondito this inl th/ tame spirit as theyi have ¦Doyle. , . ' . i ;. • ¦ • - ' ¦ '.fhe sunresiion-of a sack-handed and shabby ground ; r ext more Artillery and a party of ' ' . : . . : i > . . : - the'Sh opshires brought upjithe rere of the Bpe< tiofi of the other piers had to be deferred. ever? done to npy appeal made to them in For assaulting one James' Ryan, ¦:Edward action on our part in connection with this Mr. John [Cummins, the representative of the support of the! 61a futh of our country! e Up Curran !was ordered to atnmn Amm «.' flrii» painful subject may well be dismissed with processionL which, as a whole, presented an : 7^ y <* imprest iy« scene, wjaen tne,grave was closed district ba the county council, has! been mov- trust that the| bish6p rmay : return to- his 6a. .The assault waa not considered a !teriona thai remark that the heading to which excerj- Ond thanks to his one. - ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦¦ ' ' twelve men of- the i Shropshires - fired three ing in. the! matter recently, diocese with many fi rther proof a of thejdevo- < - • . - •• I . - ' ' ¦/ tioh has been; taken is one which would: na- exertions,[the inspection will be resumed at tioh i of;our ' people tc the-Catholic Faith. ' so s James CKecffe, all the yolleye and six men. of the same regiment ¦ ; ¦ ' . way!from Colnahow, reporter who recor- i l- - ¦ ¦: ¦ " ; ' 1l turally present itself to a pn kailj date and completed. In: connection ;. #.!•', •%.- ' ' Bounde l " The Last Call" oA the bugles. ; On • . : • an I • Co. Kilkenny, was found, drunk by. Sergeant ded and listened to the proceedings at' the with the matter Sir Thomas' H. G. Esmonde, . Thdi Gaelic Leagn^'has started Kenny in the ' , the retjirn to quarters, the band, as is:usual 1. Irish street of Bo«b«rcoo, and! when meeting of , the Unite J Irish League where it : whq has taken the deepest interest in. the Concert here for-this evenipg. The enter- arrested he became wag " Munater tipress" was in such, cases, playedj some lively tunes: : most nnruly and five tha stated that the : Sipidb, ; the youthful misdreant who made work of the committee, and who has promised tainment promises;,to- be very succesafuli We sergjact any" amount of abuse. ' the] onl Wftterford¦"; >aper which' opened the The bench y the daring! attempt on' the life of the Prince to use I his influence ] to obtain a: grant for had ithe pleasiiri» < 'pf ;ineeting Mr. Concainon, fined James ' 10s. 6d., the alternaUv* hospitality of | its co umns to:the man from Government, has ¦ .being of Wales, has been arrested, ! in France, and the IWexford Piers from the; the Gaelic Organize^ today, on his wavj from fourteen day4 in gaoL = , . '•• ¦; j : < j ;, Mapstown, • who made an entirely unfounded written' .as follows to! the assistant secretary Queeristown, aind he; the ;Countir is pow (safely lodged in gaol at Brussels. After ¦¦ ¦ is very hopeful for the Edward Doolan wa» fined 6*. for drunken- charge against the Chairman of ¦ of the county council.:— :! '• : ¦ • ¦ ' ¦ !¦ • ¦ ¦• ¦• , I bis flight from Belgium ne for some time per- future of the Gaelic movement. ness and kicking up noise . on the i street Council. ' 'I ; J sonated a ttomw in a ballet !&t the Paris Hip- of Rosbercon.' Constable ] According . jto thfe Hegistrar General s ! j i , . 27th October, 1900. , Daly proved t&« case. io^lrome, and be was so indiscreet as to mix ' 1 There will bi , a rlecture delivered by tne or- Ked, being questioned, said he bad no defence Quarterly summary idf Births and Deaths in My Oeat Mr. Frirelle—It will give me much ganizer at on; ' ¦ !. ' ¦ ¦ ' districts of himself, up! with the turbulent part of French early.day,, of which ipublic to make/ ; . :¦ ' • ' : 'i'!. the twenta'-three principal town politics. He was arrested only after a tough plecsuro io visit Blade as early as possible, notice will be given.' >. ' ¦ ' ' " ¦ ' " ! i Jas. ehdergast was fined a bob •¦ ' for dmnker^ Ireland, Waterford : had within < the three am in. a - . - ¦.;¦ » • and I wilJ let you know as soon as I ,J - -|; ¦; struggle, during which a dagger dropped from • P • , _ ness. In reply to the Ben«h , ¦ ' ¦' ^ ... _ defendantsaid months one death frpm scarlatina one from ' ¦ : ' ¦ : ¦ ¦ • ; ' position, to fix a date,—Yours very truly, : ' fever, his pocketj I; ¦ Mr. Concannioh has devoted his life towards he must have took¦ a glas» too many oa the oc- dipUieria, one from simple-continued For torobate purposes the total value of the ¦;h : Thomasi H. Grattan Esmonde. the work of reviving: the native u ¦ ¦ 'i " ' • ¦ ' " ; ' : twelve , from ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' :] tongue, j He casion. . I , j . ' i 1 ., .:. ona from enta¦ ric ¦ f« ver,|and ¦ estate ' of the Late Lord Russell of Kiilowen N J. i Frizolle. Esq. ! . . ' . is a young man who has spent some years'in tw. Same diarrhoea. ¦ i I ; i • •• I ' I ' complainant James Morriwey was | has bee;n sWorn :at nearly £250,000. . i . . Tne following are : amongst the personal America, and qow haa undertaken whal^ould ubt nls caught the, first time in an Harland and Wolff have launched thb sketched tjo be found! in the " Waterford and fntoficated state. Owing to the absence of many, members in seem to most neoplcf to ho a herculaani task, igb1 dth ref iwu mi HUIS uiv uoiuuuu THis splendid ship is built { ¦ aoeiOi¦ a poo was Euric at Belfajst. South' Afriba, and toirecent [deaths in county Southeastern Guide," the : first edition of but to him, with his energy and imposed! [ , - • ' ' . ¦ ¦ '¦• ; : iorjthe colonial fleet I of the White Star Line, enthusiasm, , . . . ; ,i! . families, ii haa (been ! decided to abandou iho which ji-afc is-tied from this office yesterday. H isj i labour |of loye, ' ,]. ' ; . game complainant. A second and will tradfe between Liverpool and Aus- 1 The! compiler, referring ! to Mr. George James Mor- Anglesey Hunt, ; one jof the Holdest ana moat rissey appeared charged with' 'drunkenness, tralia. Only one class of passengers will be Fraier |Mplcomlson, Master | of the Waterford ' experience and prominent fixtures in North 1 wales, Uus 7car. ft may be mentioned that the local blanch but in this case defendant WH art old offender carried, and Everything that 1 The new Inspector Genetial of the Boyal Hunt,,.writes :r-" This fine young sporting ' ingenuity card suggest is provided for their : of the Gaelic Leaguei here is 'pushing on the and having a long record against him, On Irish ! Constabulary, j Colonel , Chamberlain, Irishman comes Of a good old stock . He is Work vigorously.1 Mr: J?. Daly and Mr. Daniel this ocasionhe was ¦: ' comfort. The baths are an Eastern luxury, the soii il George F. Malcomsoh, Esq., oi ' fined IOsc.Jd. , , : . C.B., is expected on [his, first visit of inspec- Fraher, with other members of the committee, All of the above drunkennesswere belong- the i dining saloon is on the upper deck—far tion in Waterford next month. The .newly- Woidlockj Portlaw, who was in his day one . ¦ from the odoulr of gn Ueys or kitchens; there have ;left nothing .undone to forward the ing to the Co. Kilkenny district. : :j ¦ .- ¦- . . elected > Chief of| the Force is coining only, it of tie ibett natrons (Jf snort thai could be movement. ; i. : yi- ; The case is an upperl deck promejaade '300 feet long. About twenty- ¦ . . of Sergeant Kenny againstj Jaoief appears, to the ! nrindpal stations and while found in the south of Ireland. I I ! . -•! : • |i» . . Byrne was- adjourned. SU1U bllV Ull^SlC fUUUi^, 0XUU&ruj$ AW UD, uuu four-in-hand, and • • . - . ... Byrne Is noV rwht in ^ he will require the attendance of the Connty years ago| he drove d fine We had tho nleaaare, this week, of his mind-and u at reading rooms are BS luxurious as ;is the WSB! envied in those !days as the / doyen* of meeting present in the infirmary. • - Inapectoraf knd District Inspectors' in this and many old Cappoquin| friends, amongst whom Tom Malohe was charzedwith drunkannes» Czar's winteriPalacel J i i I the adjoining counties. ' The 'arrangement* Irieh.Whips. He was, - too, a member of what All Ireland is not si little proud.of Harland were. Mr. ' Kelly, Btationmaster. and Mi. R. and informed the .Bench that he had the will probably involye the attendance ''in at the time was one of the most thriving in- Collender, who were; in earl and Wolff .j I By the | way, ;it is constantly dustrial industries—Portlaw, to wit—in the y life, connected pledge. ;He wa»,hQwever, bn*bVi to produce : full fig" <|>f about; 30 police officers. . The with Dungarvan;by family ties, and who know the- certiflcaife aid. waa told heVahouftTaaJ reiterated that! this great > firm made its first (fathering. will be much better from a civilian United .Kingdom, and the kindness and fore- ecupie atart in Dubliid, but " crushed out!" : Caiit the Old Borough as jjrell as any native. { again with the document.'. •. ~;!| • - .': .-; -:¦ *a6 point oi view than the Winter AssizeB display. thought of the Malcomsons for their employes rni( ' this be trua?< jit is certain, though, that the and their families are felt deep down in the Thomas Hayden* and Andrew,Kilty, of Hew ^Ut 'em all come/^f | . ! : • Sports were held in Dungarvan in , and 'he; Boss, imbibed somewhat Belfast firm did makje overtures to the local -with thatjnost cowardly hearts of many who; experienced both, and 185JI freely and were fined ' -town Some I A. case associated the chief event: waa< a three mile race " for di Is. each.. Both pleaded Koittr. '- \ authorities in. a certain1 Southern 61 crimes; I rick' burning, cropped 1 up in] the miss then now. : : ! < ; I years aeo to lotrtain a stretch of foreshore oil £i; qri 41bs ! of ; tobacco." The following is a William Handrick obtained «. decreefor 1&. :: Police Coirt orl. Tu«sdaf before ! lieutenant " [The neW M.F.H., ts a young man, as every favourable' ;iehns. ' Auxiliary works , to thb spojrtamari is no matter into what octave he- report: ol the race:-fThere were six entered, 6d. balance of wage*¦due ¦ to him by Michael . ¦[ Colonel- Carew, J.P., j Ballinainona Park, who and . the lot started amidst the cheers of the O'Sulhvait' :,., . . - '. •¦! . V, "' 'T-\ . Northern depot were in contemplation. adjudicated upon the preliminary investiga- runs, abdi he is apparently following_ in thi j . ' i Instead oj :jumping at the opportunity an4 people. One very wild-looking mountain?-T James »emgan was fined^ a crown for , tion. -It appears that(a valuable rick of: straw footsteps of bis popular father. ' He (thi •with; ; ' . ¦ ' " offering thej rjyersia ) for 899 - years at two his hair standing like bristles, completed drunkenness, . . . • .. ' "^l ii |- ' - ¦ • . . Che property of Jams© Flynnj of Passage i^ast M.F.H.) was unanimously selected as Master the {distance in twenty ' pence per annum, 1ho worthy authorities, ot the;County aterf ord Hunt when that minutes. He - was Dick Troy, borsedealer, h«d hi» s6n4n-law was eel fixe to and destroyed last (Monday) fW ¦ oheelred by his jfneqds from one, end ; 6l the James Blanche »amtnonftd for" , ' ,- growing cautious under the importance oi nighf. iThe police of the locality lost no time snorting : combinotiori . was re-established in Msaolt.. lhe( occasion. hemmfed and hawed, wanted field! to tho other, and when elevated on! their Troy stated , he, was very p*aoeaW*mm ,. Ln trying tp find out the incendiary and early the) Imperial Hotel, j in tho presence of the shoulders,, * guarantees, j | demanded . fuller informatioa, good old crowd; who decided to choose this be seemed elated 'with ioy,| with and one day -this week while< purcfaaslnf» this morning they received information which . folded arms viewing with delight the gazing bonbam the defendant caine up to marked, letUrs^' read, " and looked wise. iThe led jto the arrest by Acting-Sergeant Flaherty, dashing , ; roung sportsman as their chief, . hiin in the result was that the. negotiations fell through, ¦ crowd hurrahing anc), cheering him oloru- - street, and, without xbyme o^ reason, ait him . '? upon ; information ¦receued of • one Peter omidsta i cene of quj^t, but none the less sin- ¦ - ¦ ¦ * ' ! . ! ' ¦! • • ¦ and certain I city fathers lost the opportunity ! cere enthusiasm. ! Since then it is' only those T'l! * * * '!" a box on the jaw-bbntand knockedifaisakick* 1 Sullivan, a farm labourer. Lientenant-CoL The next event of importance was accord- ' ¦ ."„ • < .;¦'. ¦;: ; ': ¦ of making their bailiwick n Southern ship- C&rew,) having heard some evidence, reman- whi 'ho^e watched with the Bportsman's eye , ing into Galyans yard. • - 4-iv ¦- ' , building centrfe . ' : : : I ing to the report, for six women, who rkn in f was -In answerj to tn« Chairman,j MmtpWnlnt. - ' ded the accused on the application of Head- the! way i: 1 which tha M.F.H. has carried out me rs of The late Sims Keeves wns in 'Waterford one hisjtrcujt that can bpprflciate the ' untiring bags for a calico? dress of a very fantatiic said Blanche;hit hfoj for nbtoiasf ooilorbiut , Constable 1 Waicborna, who. : in the absence j description. This: jixize was obtained; -after , day: fifteen 'years.ago,. but owing to ihdis- on leave of 1 Mr,' Smith, is in charge pi the di»- manner.in which ho|Be( about preparing the He had been feeding bissixj mchildiwrwho and hU soh , ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ a.very hard Btrugglei by a tinker's, wife , who It hu ed by had b«en going hunnr , position hdwis.unablo to aing, tirict. i , ; "-. \- ' . . - ' • i - > i ¦ ;- . ' ' ¦' '. Waterford Hunt country tor a' rattling ini- «ro«DB th«itowtf. -toot his pl*co.: Bee res janioT bad nothing '' - i ' ¦¦ ' : : exclaimed in • ja thundering voice, " I have thi ties an > d Head Constable MctmUmwfl*ftid etai- , Ai . tHMrix.'-'-jJ;:.' ByanEvan., J.P.J Dpresided;,tfisidEd; in the PoPolicelice tiative.!; i . . I • , ten ill like the sweetness of voice of r^is father, who ¦ been, A won i the dress 1 and the honour of the day." of Court on {Tuesday;and had]some experience Somebody has spreading rumour ' ¦ ; ¦ ' ' • . . - . • . •was ortant wi^na7afrtt^'S»^B!fi3!TI* sixth year on Saturday, having been born at ' tery! because a dead comrade was of the Dungarvpn (Rural District Council, has family row. which had b6en' pto>f tnifi atiJic$ 4, . • and Patric e Fitzgerald, both) of Brown s lane, Batj i\..A. by bis ¦ Spencer House, on October 27th, 1835. He Hennefisy's Boad, were interred; in BaUinanieshagh graveyard. It been unanimously ^appointed colleagues Troy's- son rttnrned home¦ frdin thaimllitia, and John Hunt, of I • ' "¦• ' ¦' ¦" ¦ h ' : la£ been twice Lord President of the Council summoned for being [guilty of riotous and in* is all hnrabug. We b,ave mode inquiries and as their representative on the Board of; Agri- Fined^Bs. T J. . • . . : : : .i " jiU^-.^v i '.(1880-83 1888' , twice Lord.Lieutenarit culture and Technical Instruction , and' jin decent jbel aviour, on the public street. ': In* found that no such {feeling: exists, and the in Ireland. Tbe Head [Constable ad John Tcvf r sura- of Ireland (1868-74 and 1880-85), ; and was Firdt No better selection-: could be made;! Mr. moned for being drunk and-»ost diswdalry. formation had been] given to 'the police; on suggestfor s made were the result of tap* ' : : ' Lord of tha AdmiralW from 1892 to 1B95. | 1 O'Brien takes |a keen interest in the opera- eou Be- on tbe publi? itreet. i • / )jiVl ,' -,,-, duty in ijhat neighbourhood, that several room cloq lence, and J10 morte. The deceased men nee v The Earlii was in Waterford Ion two occa- chaps were pelting stones, and jmnd in an in* soldier ! !wrs buried 1 with military i honours, a tions of this B ¦ tions in tha bast parts of the city, and can , arch, anyhow, both in this- and the world to marks were not Seaid by UrfiBfachrand-no; fourth, like Oe Wet made good his retreat. ¦ ' ¦¦ ' ' ; guarantee that all bills entrusted to us for The facts of the defendant's miaconduct! being come. i|_ I I ' j : i ! . - ; notice was takenS >1 them. .Mi > .:•. H;^ . -:., posting will {be displayed in the most advan- fully stated to Mr. Byan, his worship ordered Mr. Viotor Cavendish, M.P., heir to the s earnes tageous maainer | possible. These private sta- fhe defendants, one of whom was over 18 Duke of, Devonshire and Lady Evelyn Caven- OAPPOQUirj tions will be e&refulfy protected by our reprc- dish have been 1 entertaining a large party at an c ¦ ' : ; " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' ¦ years of age, to be imprisoned in Waterford, eentative *. i -J i i - .l • - . ¦•^ Gaol for one week, without! tho option of a Hojker Hall, Lancashire, including Lady beta Bavid Power/ is thi name of an auotionoor : ¦ ¦ A specially convened meetinc of the branch in fine. . T' . ! . - : : ' I - i . • Louisa!; and Hiss Egerton, Lady Edward who fkmriBtfod!her ^ and Lismore fifty made the of the United Iruh' Leasud was held on latt ¦ ¦ ¦ ! Upon .tb^'decision [being knqwn, the CavendlBhi, Bishop of Carlisle; Mr. Richd. ft ^ S ¦ " ' ¦ • ' ¦ ¦fc ^ta _^ f )^^B • fr^k^V* ^J4^%4^^^^^^^flv - ' "* - " *A ' t*^*^ ^^ 1 J^ 1"^* ±\t^j ' ' * ' ¦ years ago. I; ;-, i . j • ' . • • . ..] CaVendlab, M.Pl arid'Lady Moyra Cavendish, Sunday for tho purpose of re-organixing the ^ \ " mothers and other 'female I relatives of the . ¦ Under thdi heading " Coinfortabla Ratsg t^a delinquent* created on uproariou& 6cehe> on and| the Hon. Violet Mills. • . ' ' 1 branch and cleptlng now; officers and commit- following appeared in &' letter published in behalf Jof : the " condemned," and refnied to Lodyl Clodagh Beresfonf, ono of the two tee for the c0iniri3.iye.ar/ the branch being Act lacmt bofttli the!"Newa'. ijust half a century since. "As sisters [of the Jiarquis ot Watertord, is en* now one year jin existence. The- attendance Iota , lZt leave the court unless Mr. Ryan altered his was, your iournal has snch an extensive circula- decision to a fine. Their Importunities bvi- (raged to one of the Earl of Lichfleld'g brothers was {not aa large as expected, owing to fah Bak Main it tion througcoot thii county may I ask mjr the inclement weaiher which prevented dently overcame the . good jfeelings of ithe MrJ , Anson, irho is mil known and ( much sdveral brother ratepayers tc inquire into tha cause magistrate,! who consented liked. Lord Iichfield's two brothers next to ot tho country members from attending. | .Mr. ¦ , ! reluctantly, ; no R. W. Collender, V.Pi, , of the frightful rates that aro now being laid doubt, (U> : allow the option of a oa. fine, And hirq in ag© are married, but four younger are presided and amongst ntobiw at v^^-tm^bSS ^mmm ^^/ ' on the Dungary&n lie ion with, I believe, onty those present ^were^Messrs. William i Fitx- Kn»BBt-w««Br(«i*T».-*4.-"-v; ;^« : i:- ¦;.- ¦"].. i -¦v»i-Xfi ' allowed the three very much frightenea Ida * unmarried. Lady Clodagh is a great favou- 800 or 900 pabpers in the house, is it not aw- fendsnt) yi go away on receiving a promise ritej. ' She I is very, quiet, and devoted to art eorald, Co.C : J. i Brien, B.D.C: ; J. Fives. ial to tbink jqf a rate Of 23., 3s., 4s.. 6s.. 6s., 70. and literature-. Since' her mother's death she J. Walsh, P. Looby, I James OTBrien: T. Bcan- from their parents that the ¦ fines would¦ ba 1 on, diff aye; and even Eight Shillings shd a Penny in duly P^id. ' • - . ' ¦ i has) been a great deal abroad with.her sitter. James Whelan, P. Callagban, D. Bourke, the pound ob the unfortunate division of Ard- . ] M. Scanlon, MCchael McGratb, etc. ' ' Our Carrick-on-Suir correspondent writei ' ' ' j The police, it may be added, captured a: '¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' of ¦ : • ¦ ¦ * * - ' ¦ mbrie. Whera jis :the fanner or landholder thai \ I. . ¦ > . . batterea bv^gle from one the lads, and Con* of Tuesdays Butter Market to-day as follows: , ' "i i| can , stand thiB? ' Youj have, I believe, 1 nearly The Chairman addressed the meeting at stable Stewart asked Mr. Ryan what he would There yrere 89 firkin* on sale, and the lot 111 mi BJ three times : as many 'paupers in your Water- cleared! at) fromj 92s. to 102a. per cwt. The lou^tu aufe ; /KUCU , auu congraiuiaiea : " do with}th ^> instrument. ''Keep it a& an heir- lord -house (over 2,000 1 see by tne Noni"), loom/' buyers ^efe—Messrs. Courtney and Ridgway, the members on ithe: healthy condition of the yet lyour rate is not Half as heavy as ours, i said his worship, amid much laughter. : ' branch i It niatrbe of interest to onrireaders to Know WaterfordJ and B. P. ' Pbelan and Sonj¦ don- at present;!.despite thb stiff and up-, r pa We have had two ' very important visitors tp !¦' ¦ • ¦ ' ' hill battle they had;to fight during' that since-jabout four months ago—we called; melT|. I ! :! . ; , the past "Waterford in! the persons of Mr. JJ G. Conl- attentioki f^o this stone throwing nuisance;' The Supreme Court in Dublin has pronoun- year.! When tha branch was started, twelve houn, General Managir of the Great Bouthern close ced I a remarkable judgment in favour of the! months' ago, there, were only!five or six of and Mr. Gj upon forty cases have been dealt with' andini and j WesterrllBailway Company, in the polite courts, We notice that a local South Tipperary County Council's appeal them! found 1 to come forward and join it* and Anderson, Chairman ind Managing Directo j of Judge the outlook , wadjtheji anything to^In phper' bias drawn special attention to a case. aga^nptithe decision Boyd, who had but cheerful of the-Waterfprd Gas Company. With regart JQ which . a delicate child was hurt by a stone- ruled that; the arbitrary order of the | Localt or hopeful, but' [despite this gloomv odtlook to the firstrnamed geDtJeman we! trust that hii GoVornment Board, for increased salary to; they carried orf ittye good flght and won re- r_w mor< thrower. That was quite right, j But the sug- ^ visit; to the city will bqve enabled him to gestion that the police^made :np inquiry pnd tbe I County Surveyor, >as : paramount and cruits from time to.-time, so that now; they ¦closely consider tho painters who have beei no in the binding in law. After all, it seems thai cause; could look creditably; on the work:' they had t r. erry ' o t^ok {action subject, was quite wrong. ' -recently discharged frjom the employment The felldw who caused the injnry of justice I has a , chance of success, when done 1 for the past year. In the early part of 1 -the many yeart was brought services 61 the Cornpany after upland firled 10s. or 14 days.' We are :re- pressed ivigorously and in earnest. i the year the tew; membere who attended the service, and :that his well-known sense of jusi " ; ' Thel Master of one iho Arklow fishing meetings were subjected to the jibes and sneers ; quested ! to [state this| fact. : I . . ' jof iice has been ; awakened to the case of , an old On: Wednesday our local pink ' boats hos' complained [to the local police that of thdsa who would not join the league; but : and respected officer; 6l the Company! I of un appeared wbot^ with an ex^ct copy our report 'of the rin- he iras|rpbbed of hit vessel's earnings, last like the honest and (earless Nationalists that : services have been also discontinued after a teresting nigt t; to the tnno ' oi between £20 and £30 they were, they braved the storm like men, of; * honest and un- proceedings'in connection with the . period clow upon 40 years presentation to Mr. i|. A. Neale. We do not by l oine of hia )mates, who are now on tb§ ana, undeterred and undismayedby the sneers remitting attention to lduty. on a retiring al- object tol use of bur reporter' run. The local police'; have, as yet, not made and jibes of the enetny, they came to the meet- salary thf s work in any ¦ lowance equal only to one-third of his fair or legitimate , way, but we do say that any capture. ; ; . .'! ! . . . ing every Bnndayv in sunshine or , in etorm, gene -while in office, besidek losing his free reaz- ' and they had now; ' for when thi > reports for Which we are responsible Oi [Wednesday, a hone belonging to Mr. nothing to be ashamed of on 1 denc^ which, of course, there is no equiva- editorial yiqnd Dav:d Grant, George's^treetL created : quite after loll. The chairman next referred the gentleman financially arejnade wholesale ty lent. ] Mr. Colhoun IB a| fair-minded use of, t iat at least the source from which they a gelnBstion in the city. The animal got eenerouB snbsqriptioni of £25, sent to the fund possessed of Ideservedly high influence with [ : are take1: should be -acknowledged. This" i» restive at Polebery, and finally bolting with through the agency of the branch, andjiaid . his directors; and any] recommendation from the jonrialistic courtesy- reativa 'at Polebery, and finallr bolted with if for ho other jeaiph alone th'ey should be we have re- practised in every¦ him in the two cases to which: well-rogt lated community. : I '' ¦ all ho' iijirs of] an artillery horse reached proud to belong, to! the branch which bad ferred is bound recei ve every Consideration • ] , pres ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ > responded so creditablyto the c . I ¦ Til i ¦... ' •] . , . (Again, we take up twice a weekj our esteemed Brid jc-nrcet Lower, without! "killing" any all for fmd& J : As to Mr. Aito«rBon>visit of coursewe hare eontenrporary the Clonmel Chronicle/'which bo* : except thai driver, «rhoce . face was for the >Irish! Parliamentary Party!. ; Hi vina er f [reviewed no 'ldM. a* iid5-*arbrt.c Wit rwv doubt it r»M Uicne a Uft topH mptcJfble and *he jaott cove €d' With blood, after an ineffeotual at- ully the ;wt>tk done bv the branch on taro^t. tyj j h^ld. xan_. to foe , horte , The horse on during the BSS year, and referred to tho Mr ^ maoyi. disoutes^: iwhich h«d . h»»«h «mi^«hio

¦ tr ¦ ¦ Jr., ¦ ^w ¦ '^E&JBi Vtf^P^Pv^^^vJ HV fe^lb ^^E£uh B^v^E ^¦BD I 8lAfli i^lSfl ^K]^^ [mm rtiJi ftincnoirJedjpKent !o* the t>ap«r:that their fih««. *n+ fhjniuti&HtiA «rtth thedwlBMr Ujiniahptwm i siiW» 4 d6-rij*«M «Ht&rt M is«ore< th*lUms fr< ^a 'owr't rd djlrimn*. Of? ww ¦ ^ a mttiijt' e ' ' tr£ir time Io wsie^ttlilrjird:. and' tUei a«:ready t^'r^sc^ioMth \*'.ihct:ti»t; betiet man< utifJiiiietiMdl^mn them if ;. i«#ptoTeW,-'i tdliMh AidArsonJo/.-w^oo 11 ldefTinW «d¦n>w#pi iP«r»;of Jije•.- we«)dy' 1 ind' h«y 'd ' b -weaW r type m^ist ' • ' - ¦ " - " ¦' wet^ onlj r bit -np ': > man ier lr . .;; ^i; . i; - . .5 - 'i-Y . T :>- :s ; .- ! .-:Mi; - . v ¦J' -- doutt^ , wurfousito !«t an/inhi -] ¦; . Bifcrii«i« iiiptpi'i neV'challenger tor th I a*5to. thai the winch-be ' i- •cMOn;. -Jaad «beiwill iUc-:take : part in ' th pepnle!«ay,ll'to, have thff.Vvron t wojrd in tHefr mff lfrm 's *.. l nHorgtniuu'for ;¦ tttoiictij U several local,inttituttons tuch the eAtaing yew." Mr. T. Seaslon -i ,;-GlW«W,•& i&ttiou ^legattair^Qit toe Clydi jSaar -fir- thelr benefketorsil •• • ;:. .. . '. ': !.; J ^ «ttm« rt«d ^' ¦ -l er \ . for' Btujnc », as the I Ig-buyers' AubcjC«tl6n, :thai is the dajf(wk»!«o. wet'4nd 1J« Un- : ;-,8&e!]will. '4e tma^or speedton the excel -1Private ChristrhM Cards 5( a very,:neat Ballfbrjekeb; the 'daneeTio • kind tau be had Slto. KW' Na' lonal mid Comnierclai smajl!iWie, election df offic«ni and T ImtlQof f at ii>d»l,an i perfectlonof her spat office at jthe Cldhi PiulV Square : iha TocJuKu ;commlttee be, , ,*)' ¦ rather ' ' ' lpw Vat* p! 4s. - for 4i cardeJI Tbf» ii fby, Gaelic patnx oed for fortnight to- /.;ring /mnd£ JpivipBiliK, ^hari on wi ' about Fooi Uli: Caubs; puhlie schboU;: eto.' ii - . OiittMno person WWc ItAy : Taltwinljitaffi , which go. to the fflaji lthe..besW9fl ir.- yet ria le.. . ¦' ] ¦ '¦ ¦# ';: - •: - ' ; 'l -We 4h*y|wer? rushing , •peotal ;¦ ' | . y trust that W'omissions will be uotiJled to theWctWw behind-lHf backs of those ' ' Inkjbf her nttlt ' It bju b«eU; • pracUcall; us by i rur 1 db^ent. |ji, mends, so- M to | make our 90th »v**»it »jiigcr^w 'Baa waisn; were also In i i eett|ed'by 8ft Thomas Lipton, that the 8ham ! ^1.1 winning, Vr lasi n Col (Herald/ tear? to shrfedV " ZAZA," and as intereai- fafonf ot this courseitni the_ground» put. for- i iock' is to "te! thorou :hly ovarhaulfd, fitted the latest' in ward by Mr 'Scarlo 1. e eh rBrl : outJl: n *hn«d ifi h a firtt-clags iaiBng jsensatjoiial j society , play., now ;being played i 1 j Mr. Fives aaid etery- ¦4 i &n4 'In f "•. jir"^!). ! ^. - ¦ • >!;^ v :.: one! had ! got awplf^ *otiee that : master, and!{crew to<^-the round with thf Dublin. I Here is our ' fiend's crushlnff i Fi;;i' i; ' the *nr.u«l littir urt. concIusiDns;—" The tieatre may or meeting Would to held to-day,' and they had Bewjl yacht to;the.leanscitjr of a trial boat may hoi A ¦ a ri W come to ..' Snewi cb illenger mil be commanded: ton fiie mesen/ dfJDtiblin, trbx t^e ran'loMife it cotoes U>/M \ xuf rvand '*H ««bie anything,, but were. 55> : saileFthe iSiaoe' ol W»le»'« Britannia vitt wpmen: foi singe thei r wings, to 'learn the i -^^ ' 'W ^•t*"* 4 mrpriM •nicioas to ibav* eri r^one present i', , but h» ;:¦ '¦ saamy side df life, anil, perha thought, hbweVet should \ $q ^ V t*m\pij; - - |. - :- - -J_ -;- --:. .-: : " ¦> ri 0 eat their ' UW pay Father heart .oat i with . the ;J ;nowledge thai comith tornm;,Ula wjnter.j INo onfc ever thfinrtHt Bpratt J ^P.. '.thfi | cte qmiment pf i rc-el«iWnB -with tck : ']: -Tbk of&daK' ¦' r« >oti' >f 'the-Xphdotr BAM -years.J But it Will spar* some regrets *u: poi lubfe to : turn pot mal» HqudftnjWj him si' their, preildeni to-dayt,. as,, although « if tyonng girls : he did 1 not jHtiM • Market for the *r«ek jowere>f 4BdeA ;xtai»;- are left behind, ;ai d'hdt i49fkt; ipleiidiaWndltloa ; darlfcg the Mxnmer nbatu M*' m^gs ,.betookA jt tot- ,l«#ogi, th* saddjsstt l«s»on. of human!. frailty; wW 3h ix^^Bingitlu l ' 10 Is' tt Mil «6 do^e bjr t. ti-m p ooUii'- 1 Jallifljt off «li?i378.-'"T >e Dani ^h^pres'W wfittea'in big trpj and irtad iio