... meeting of the Blue and Whites that club seems to profess the belief that our players were set upon presumably, and they speak of the row which occurred after the Ballagh playing Barntown and (31j nu as our own story, Ac. Now, we take this opportunity ...

... suffering fellow-countrymen At home. I airs sure yon will be glad to see that the sons of the men of '96 are ant afraid to speak out. nor have they any reason to be ashamed of those historic days. Trusting that you will publish this letter as well as the ...

... Clerk said that he was sorry to say that Boas was showing signs of decay. There was no employment to be found. Ile was not speaking strictly otbcrally how, and he would be glad if they could reduce the rate on Rosa 2 I in the pound. An immense amount of ...

... East Cavan, and to do him justice it must be said he never disappoints. Unfortunately, it is only on rare occasions that he speaks—that he deigns to come down to the floor of the house from the lofty eyrie in the Members' Gallery, where, with the calm serenity ...

... marry you. Yes, yon behaved fair and vinare; bat your aoele, he peeked me off if 1 won't Gt to blocs your boot., let alone speak to ynn What was he to defile my tbaraerer—to old atriodliag moot,- leading—. Vi. Ralston. said Phyllis, with dignity and &mimes ...

... organised it, and to Messrs. M. Browne and W. Pettit who gavc the use of their fields to carry out the tournament. I was speaking to a prominent Gael during the week, and he expressed the hope that there would be another tournament in the same district ...

... see. Now I want you to help me. By the way, bow is my young friend gett:og on? Aoy news? asked the doctor. Yes, sir. I may speak a bit free to you. sir, I know, as you're io it, 'so to say. Miss Hamilton, who is down there for me sir, is getting on wonderful ...

... moistly of charming, admirable, adequate. sad effective. The reproach is likely to be wiped oat by a combnaposery, who speaks of a part as being • played. The inventor of that expression diesid be eacouraged to persevere in his profession. On Wedlsenday ...

... that a powerful spell constrains me that thou wotst not But my noble master, Gerald FitzWalter—Out upon thee, wench ! I will speak. For the love of heaven do not, John, unless thou wouldst see me dead. Thou canet not recall the noble gentleman's life, and ...

... the surrender, Scott learned that the British officers were interrogating his soldiers to ascertain from their manner of speaking the English language who among them were Irishmen, so that they might select the latter to be sent in irons to England to ...

... t neighbour to come I.nok at it . Whim her husband came back he said that Mr. Breen had sent him down to tell them not to speak about the firing to anybody ; to keep it quiet. She did not report to anyone about the first shot, but when the second shot ...

... Tipperary than there has been done fur the past ten years. Mr. Redmond has been in Tipperary, standing in the shoes, so to speak, of Wm. O'Brien, and although Mr. O'Brien is now lying in a prison cell in Galway jail, the men of Tipperary are, with a very ...