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Concert —A miscellaneous concert was given in the National Schoolroom on Wednesday evening last by the day scholars, assisted by a few friends. There was a very large audience, the room being packed to the uttermost. The proceeds are to be devoted to the School Piano Fund. The p

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At the Roscommon Assizes, Thomas Flaherty, of Curry, near Stokestown, has been indicted for the third time for tie murder of his father on May 3rd last. At the two previous trials in Galway and Roscommon the juries disagreed. The case for the Crown, whieh was largely circumstant

It was the hour of midnight, and a patrol-man on Myrtle-avenue was sauntering along with his club swinging from his wrist, when a man stepped out of a doorway and accosted him with: "I have been waiting for you for the last quarter of an hour. Do you ever indulge?" "Do you mean

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1902] .

In one of the principal hotels in Sunderland. a burly German traveller, over six feet in height. used an offensive expression in speaking of Queen Victoria. He declined to withdraw it, and accordingly all the travellers located upoe the premises visited the manager, and informed

VERDICT AND SENTENCE - The trial of Bennett was brought toe close on illlniay. o) A New Wrrunin Mi. Marshall Hall, before resuming hia address to Ise jury on behalf of the prisoner, called Mr. John O'Drisooll, a newsagent, of Lowestoft, who stated on the Wednesday evening after t

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