WWHAVe On Monday evening next Mr. Field, Black- . rock, will deliver lecture on Music the Father Mathew Hall, Church street, the proceeds which will be devoted towards reducing the debt , the ball.

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NOTICE. MONTHLY CATTLE FAIRS ar. held T in the FAIR GREEN the foUowmg date*. tU. .. gtk Febramiy 6th 6th Ap«l 3rd M»y 4th 2nd ... 4th August . September 9th October 7th Norembet 1 Saturday are held on the following | Monday JAMES CASEY, Town Clerk. Tralee Teen Commieeion Office,

A circular resolution from the Dublin Municipal Council, advocating state aid for the Christian Brothers was unanimously adopted. THE GONOBBTED DISTRICTS BOARD. The following was received : Congested Districts Board, Dublin, 3rd May, *92. Sir, —The Congested Districts Board fur

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