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Chronicle News. TULLAMORE, SATURDAY, 10 FEBRUARY, 1906. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY. (Limited). deed Oftlow-Bartholomew Lao% London. B.C. ED IFil. Authorised Capital 51 Millions Sterling. Invested Ponds exceed 10/ Millionalterling. The Right Hee. Loin t.n. G.C.V.0.. Chairman. Cha

noonday. Prnand .—T. Corrixan, J.P., chainwn ; J. C. Dar J. Carey, U. Meagher, J. Mrs Margaret liendenion was appointed The Local Government referred to the !lumbers of vaccinatiem defaulters, and soggesterl legal proceedings. The clerk is to write to the doctor to again report

TULL.kMORE, SATURDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER, 1904. ! Cy'ci ` '. l PRESS OPINION. " Light. Digestible and Nourishing."- lilt QUEEN. ; " One of the best and most agreeable forms of liquid food."— COUNTRY LIFL " Its flavour, soft and fully developed, is delicious." —COURT JOURNAL " A bevera

As this" King's Comity Chronicle - goes to Press the final preparation for the King's CO. HUM Ball are tieing given to the Oamantown Hall, and judging trim' present appearance. the event is certain to equal if not surpass the many happy re-unions of former years. As usual, Mrs B

The Premier Cycle Company, Limited, of Coventry (the largest manufacturers of eyrie. in the world), has Just received tutotract for 650 Premier Bicycle,. for the meinengers iu the General Pont Office. Thin is the largest order ever given to a Coventry House. and the same firm su

111 the of the of the lain Itintriet 0,411161. Mr Jallk. Mc%glom, J.P., in the chair, Dr. Flinn, Imenl Government liospeetoor, referring to the drainage, said he was afraid the Conned would be loot to great outlay and *5llll if were done. There bad been a slander of cases of dip

Rather anion supply of cattle, chiefly second elaan: lino demand, tool a fair clearance. Springers sold well. Calves. 2nd elope. to £5 5a.: yearlings. Ist clans. £9 to 10*.; 2nd clams, £G U M. to £. 15a.; two years odd, lot clasn, £l2 to ill; 21101 damn, £lO 5s to £l2 55.; sprin

Judge Curran sat at Plailipstown and diapueuti of a good share of business. His Honor wan accompanied by M-a. Catnip, and Messrs 8. W. Handy and \V. 11. Tyrrell,J.P's. occupied seats on the bench. There were a good many nndefended civil bill cases and a few defended cases. The e