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CONFERENCE IN NEWRY. [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER ] Nxway, WEDNESDAY. LAST evening, in accordance with advertisement, a a large meeting of Presbyterians was held in the Lecture Room, Sandys Street. The Rev. JOHN DODD, who was moved to the chair a little after seven o'clock, stated the

Father Rector, St. Stanisans," Tullamore.

An Act to amend the Act of the first and second years of the reign of hia late Majesty King William the Fourth, chapter thirty-three, in part, and afford facilities for obtaining Loans for the erection, enlargement, and improvement Glebe Houses, and for the acquirement of lands

SEWING MACHINES. BRADFORD’S NEW SEWING MACH INS ROOMS Contain The Largest and Beat Selection of Hand and Treadle Machines i uMin Retail Agents f -r •' Tft L Z BRADFORD and C 0., 'ON TENDER FEET. E. M'GORIAN «’ll HOP* »DLS ess Honne). A t'-nds daily bis r>> ms, I**, ' RMONh- QU f

FRANCIS RYAN, 07. 98, 99, 100, Main-Str*kt. TIPPERARY MICHL. QUIRKE Grocer, Ac., Main-Strrkt GABRIEL WATKINS, AUCTIONER and VALUATOR, Cashel, County Tipperary. GRAZING. Grazers taken at woodrooff Good Supply of Water. For particulars apply on bo land to MR. JOSEPH HILL, Woodroof

Bookseller and Stationer, 11, Dublin-St., Clonmel. F. S A Y E R S , AUCTIONEERand VALUATOR* Fethard (Tip). Agent for Samuelson Co.’s Combined Mowing and Reaping Machines —orders for which should be given once, as to ensure being supplied this Season. ASK FOR M'DERMOTT’S SUPERIOR

Was one of the largest held in Clonmel for many years, and we were informed that upwards of one hundred animals purchase I were forwarded from Clonmel by train day evening. In addition to those sales, how. ever, very large amount of butineis was transacted. The principal buyers

VICTOR HUGO PARIS. Upon his arrival at the railway station, at Paris Tuesday evening, Victor Hugo thanked crowd, who received him enthusiastically. He said—l have returned simultaneously with the Republic in order to defend Paris, the capital of civilisation, which must be violat