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... popu larity in the land of cakes, whatever the reception here. But Englishmen, Irishmen, and Welshmen are tolerant, and there is no reason why the remainder of the United Kingdom should not enjoy The Eternal Quest. Tyjrs. C. N. Williamson has hitherto ...
... movement in its relation to the English language. That movement seems to me to have two aspects firstly, that it should redeem Irishmen in the eyes of the outer world from the caricature presentation that we owe to Lever, to Lover, and to Thackeray and, s condly ...
... there is in it much material that is inaccessible in any other quarter Madden, who also wrote The Lives and Times of the United Irishmen took endless pains, but his were the gifts of research rather than of artistic construction. ^phe Footprints of Emmet ...
... Moore's Life. nPhe best-known books that deal with FitzGerald are, first of all, his L^ife by Thomas Moore, Madden's United Irishmen Mr. Martin MacDermott's edition of Moore's book with certain additions, and Miss I. A. Taylor's Life of Lord Edward FitzGerald ...
... language has known his American GcmmcmwealtJi is a classic. There are also, one does not forget, many Germans and many Irishmen in the United States, apart from native-born Americans. The German language Mr. Brvce is able to speak with grace and charm as all ...
... interest in what is known as the Irish Literary Movement. He has, 1 think, been satisfied with Burke and Goldsmith and Sheridan- Irishmen who were not, in their work, mai kedfy differentiated from Englishmen. 1 hope, therefore, that the first book he will buy ...
... Crystal Palace Club qualified to appear therein is developing some importance. Crystal Palace have already beaten Newcastle United and Fulham, two of the most famous League sides in the country. A side which can do that has a very fair chance of getting ...
... the district rustic life at the particular point in the United States concerned. It would be a bold man among our selves, for example, who might make oath as to which of i any two British Irishmen was speaking the cor rect brogue, or whether our own stage ...
... far more unreal, and it was surely undesirable to carry such a caricature into this country. Here much prejudice against Irishmen undoubtedly exists in the minds of a large number of people, due of course to the fact that in his virtues as in his vices ...
... important detail might have been derived from that muddled writer, Richard Robert Madden, whose seven volumes of The United Irishmen their Lives and Times would have afforded much information concerning the invasion of Ireland. 'Phis criticism does not ...
... who were their great-grandfathers Englishmen know nothing, and care less, about their ancestry, wherein they differ from Irishmen and Scotsmen. The present writer, however, is proud of the fact that he can trace a direct descent through many generations ...
... that existed in the seven teenth century was built up in this country the sentiment which still exists amongst Scotsmen and Irishmen hut apparently not amongst Englishmen. Have we not substituted shouting for Empire and shrieking about Imperialism for true ...