... spoon full. A drop of spirits never entered his mouth. It was not ordered by the doctor, and of course I would not against his rules. On my solemn oath from the day he was wounded until he died he never got drop of whiskey. I neither gave it to him, nor did ...

... I would pay it when I had it. The house afterwards fell, and this was what caused the whole spleen. Valentine—l was my way home when Hurley sprang out of the ditch and challenged me to box him, and himself and his wife then kicked me down and choked me ...

... to-day, not to further an aggressive, but a protective policy. The means'which propose to adopt for our protection are the rules and the programme of the Irish National League. Its principles are just, lawful, and constitutional, and mean to cany them ...

... them are “ Protestants, but they are not members of your Lodges and they do not even curse the Pope j “ they say they want Home Rule for this country, “ which means that yon should have power to “manage your own affairs as seems best for your own interests ...

... sessions. Mr. Mara—lt the practice to grant them Queen’s County, and his lordship had full power to do so. The point had been ruled. His Honor—We have done at Maryborough. Mara—Yes, and Abbeyleix. M. Brown—l don’t think you have jurisdiction. Sub-Inspector ...

... from that time. Mrs. Connell said she was unable procure house, and offered to pay rent for this one, as she , expected a son home from America soon. She also said the agreement was managed between the solicitors. Mr. Brown said his clients required the ...

... name, and—and I forget what he said, too, but it was something about ‘Britannia and the ocean wave,’ sitting down. Britannia rules the waves” suggested a literary brother, reciting that spirit-stirring piece, and the chorus Britons never shall slaves” burst ...

... round that old standard. None can be admitted to our rants who are the offspring mixed marriages, who have ever' part in the Home Rule or Land League movements. also require proof from our candidates that their ancestors distinguished themselves in bygone ...

... CARLOW’S MEMBER. Persons of inquisitive nature have for some time been inquiring the whereabouts Mr. M'Farhme, nominal Home Rule” member for the Comity Carlow. His constituents apparently know little about him do the mere outsiders, who have never been ...

... lease by Mr. Whelan. That document does not prove itself. It requires to be proved formally in evidence. Chairman—We must over-rule you about the deputation, but this lease must be proved. Mr. Brown (to witness)—Are you in a position to prove that lease ...

... place, when Barque, Mohican, Eau de Vie, The Scot, and Valour were included amongst these who followed the daughter of Solon home. With such materials as Linde possesses, it is difficult to say upon which he will eventually depend, but think with the chosen ...

... men to stand with Parnell (cheers), all «ur hopes will be disappointed. You require strong, united party, not mere nominal Home Eulers or milk-and-water sort of members (bear, hear), hut earnest men, men of talent, and of unflinching integrity, who will ...