In the Four Courts on Teesday, in the case of Patrick J Kelly against Kate Costello, Mr Featherembank (iostractod by Mr Henry II • Murphy), 2= on behalf of the defendant for an order to the venue from Dublin to Galway. The action was brought by a young man, slew clerk in Galway,

IN THE under the new regulations only as any tickets sea issued for • given day as there are seat.. A stranger desirous of attending • sitting of the applies, by letter or personally, to a member of the lions., signifying the day for which he desires the ticket of admission, and

Wimnronne—Februa7, 7 2o — , - ai Killaveny, 'rinahely, county Wicklow, John Willoughby, merchant, aged 47 rms.

BRAY AND TOURIST TRAFFIC. At an adjourned meeting of (be Bray Commissioners on Monday last. The Chairman iMr Jackson) said he desired to bring under the notice of the meeting a matter of great importance. It arose out of a letter which he received from Mr Crossley, the popular or

On Thursday, two valuable dogs, the property of Frederick Morton, River Lane, Arklow, died from the effects of poison which they picked up quite close to his house on above date. The dogs were of a very good breed, and the loss which this poor man has scstained is something cons

Influenza is very prevalent at Eaatbourne. More than a hundred cases have occurred in Eastbourne College, and parents of day scholars have been warned not to send their boys to school at present. Several other schools have had to be closed on account of the epidemic. It has also

A letter was received from the Local Government Board acknowledging the receipt of Dr Gardiner's statement explaining the circumstances under which Dr Ilalpin, of Arklow, was called into consultation in the case of Thomas iVhite, who was suffering from an acute attack of malaria