|
The Limerick Reporter & Tipperary Vindicator Contributed by Dennis_Ahern |
|
Date: May 14 1867
The Limerick Reporter & Tipperary Vindicator, 14 May 1867A MONSTER SALMON
An enormous salmon 47 lbs. in weight, was yesterday caught by a rod and line, by Mr. H. N. Seymour in the Shannon. It had to be borne on the shoulders of two men to be weighed! —The fish baffled the exertions of several tried [sic] anglers before Mr. Seymour took it.
Ann Dwyer, an unfortunate female from Limerick, attempted to commit suicide in Cork, on Friday morning, by throwing herself over South-gate Bridge, Cork, but was rescued by Mr. Casey, reporter of the Cork Constitution. She was brought up by the Police Court and sent to gaol for two months in default of bail.
Submitted: 01/30/05
Views:
165 views. Averaging 0 per day.
In the most recent 30 day period, there've been 0 views.
Previous Article | Next Article
Items placed on the Newspaper Abstracts website and associated mail lists remain the property of the contributor. The contributor (Dennis_Ahern) has granted permission to the Newspaper Abstracts website and associated mail lists to permanently archive the item(s) for free access to the site visitor.

Print
Discussion (0)
E-Mail