... Earl of Pembroke on his marriage at Wexford, 1170, that the late unfortunate Lord Mountmorris was descended. We know the sad story of this nobleman’s fate —his cruel assassination on the Queen’s highway by band of remorseless peasants. OUR LADIES’ LONDON ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. Steen’s Theatre. —On Monday evening last an i Combination Company commenced a short season at the Queen’s Royal Theatre. The piece chosen was the famous Irish drama entitled Shamus-na-Lena,” which is one peculiatly interesting, in which ...

... then, thinking he was asleep, released his hand, kissed him quietly, and stole from the room. Mrs Sidebottom wanted to take a short walk; it was tedious in the inn, with only a few old and odd volumes of Tauchnitz novels about; and cold or inactivity was ...

... commenced, and even from the necessarily short instalment which appears in another part of this journal our readers will be able to judge of the literary style of the writer and of the powerful and unique plot of a story which will be absolutely true in every ...

... sight at the trial' matinee of Miss Olive Schreiner, authoress of that most pathetic, powerful and intensely painful book, “ Story of an African Farm,” than which there is not so great a miracle in literary history as the work of a young girl under twenty ...

... same author, are happy and inspiriting. The music is catching, graceful, ana not by any means difficuk. JUNE 29, 1889. SERIAL STORY. OCEAN TRAGEOY. W. RXJBSEUX^. CHAPTER I. MY COUSIN. MAIR Wilfrid Monson, sir!” exclaimed my Q man. It was half-past ten o’clock ...

... every rock and hill, from Giant Coleman’s footsteps, on the Upper Lake, to the CDonoghue’s House, on the Lower I*ake, has its story, and these the worthy Captain tells with a solemnity and zest creditable alike to himself and Mr Graham, in whose employment ...

... subject afresh, since it did not seem now to embarrass her to refer to it, whilst I was curious enough to learn as much of the story as could be got, cousin had no suspicion of the scoundtelism of the man he was entertaining.” No, nor is he to be blamed. He ...

... the Hedge Teachers,” by Mr M'Guinness; “True to My Soul’s Command,’’ a poem by Miss F. Sigerson; “ The Lamented Townj” a short story by Miss M. E. Kennedy; Before Jabbra,” by Mr A. R. St Ritch ; On a June Night,” by Mr Sheehan, after which the prooeedings ...

... equally fashionable, but for millineiy only the latter is used. ••• Large leghorn hats are generally trimmed with plumes of short feathers at the back, and merely a band of ribbon round the crown in front These hats are much worn in the country and at garden ...

... The attempts at interior decoration seem to have been hurriedly, carelessly, and inartistically carried out Thechurch, In short, is a disgrace to the Presbyterian body. Some money should be expended upon it under the direction of a person who understands ...

... Central Programme for the Year will include the following :— Serial Stories. By w. k. KORRlf*, and MUB. L, B. W ALFORD. Special Serials for Children. MRS. MOLGSWOUTII. Short Stories. By f. anstey, J BAN INOELOW, GRANT Al.l EN, 8. ItARING-OOULD, JOHN STRANGE ...