I_i XT WILL ATTEND. General Conditions White Ensign \?ill be hoisted on Committee Flag Boat 5 miontea before each start. For the start a gun will be fired and the ensign hauled down. Two Boats or Yachts to stare or no race; Three to start or 2nd prize. Yacht Matches under Rules a

The Farnellite delegates, Messrs. James O'Kelly M.F., and William Kearaey Kedmond, M l’., hive returned from tbeir mission in America whither they had aped to collect money for Mr. Parnell, with light purses and heavy hearts. Tbe light” and the heavy” la this instance ia the com

CHAPTER XI. »It>E DOWN INTO TEMPLE : AND AM WELL-TREATED And oow I did indeed abandon myself despair. Few have given groat for my life, with that crew at heels ; aod I least of all, now that dear comrade was lost. The wound in my shoulder was Weeding conld feel the warm stream we

THE PROPOSED FOOTBRIDGE ARKLOW. At the presentment sessions for the barony of Arklow, to be held Wicklow on Tuesday, 29th inst, an application will made to erect a footbridge across the river Ayoca, between Arklow and Ferrybank, in connection with the existing bridge for general

The monthly court of petty sessions was held on Tuesday last. The presiding magistrates pero Mr Ulick Bonrke, EM (chairman) ; Dr Hudson, and Col Howard Brooke.

An old man named John Bury was summoned at the instance of Col Howard Brooke for maliciously cutting and injuring trees at Castlehoward on the 2lBt ultimo. The defendant was ordered pay a fine of 6d, 2s compensation, and costs. Just at the rising of the court, the defendant stat

Sergeant Redcroes, Eummooed Carter Wade, far allowing two donkeys of bis to wander on the pablic road. Fined and eo-ts.

Y ESTEKDAY. KILFEDDER CRITICAL.” Mi- John Byrne in the chair. The other gnariians present were —M.jor W Tottenham, J Messrs Ell n, Patrick J Carey. Martin Doyle, Owen John Doyle, Wm Cullen, Patk Mih y.

Mr Byrne said he noticed in the new rules that bad been drawn up by the Chairman the Wicklow Harbour Board for the guidance of their harbour master that the barb >ur office was to be kep open daily for a certain time. (Mr Byrne) thought that their harb mr office, too, should kep