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Getting Rid of Rubbish.—This is weary work, as bonfires are a source of snnoyar..e to neighbours if indulged in too often. end dustmen are forbidden to take away garden refuse. A man possessed of a truck might oft, earn a few shillings in nary hours, by going from bows to house

All IRDM HAY SHEDS,

The flint number of the fleet ratline of this monthly niazagine bas just Mete to band. It affords one more proof to the people of this country of the untiring interest which Her Excellency the Couutese of Mesoderm takes in battling against the " White Scourge" of Ireland. For ye

OR AND LEINSTER ADVERTISER, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1909. where this man was sitting; witness said to defendant "DO you see the state of this man"' defendant then said "Who is in charge of this man? I did not see him at all, and I did not supply him with any drink" ; witne

ALSO A large assortment of Ladies' Mantle Cloths and Ulsterings.

COUNTY OF KILKENNY, TO WIT. NOTICE is hereby (liven, that the Grand Jury of the County of Kilkenny will bo sworn for Fiscal Beninese at the County Court House on W EDNESDAY, the Eith day of MARCH, Isq2, at the hour of Eleven o'clock, in the Forenoon, and that the Commission will

The Daily News, referring to the murder of Patrick Freely, in the county of Mayo, observes ' that these crimes are common, are easy, and, as a rule, are unpunished because the country people of Ireland Lave a standard of courage and of morality of their own. In the long and blac