... night bearing its load of Britons from the cold north the sunny south. the physical beauties the place there is no naed to speak. Tennyson sung hem for us years ago ia The Daisy.” Nowhere in Enrope can strip of country be found rich in natural beauty as ...

... and trouble did not stand our Leader.” Mr Thomas Condon, M P, Mayor of Clonmel. coacitided his speech in tbeae words“We, speaking the name of the I risk Parliameatary Party and the Irish people, tell all whom it may concern that will not swerve mm iota ...

... occupied throagaoat the year, daring which time also 7.066 patients were afforded relief in the extern department. Those ligarcs speak eloquently for themselves, and the relief which they indicate has been performed smoegst children tender years, whose parent* ...

... This is what maoy people think, and this the d'tUre the set on foot some time since Mr Frederick W Crossley. This gentleman speaks with the authority experience. lie has travelled several countries, and, representative of Cook and Son for many years, lias ...

... tha* those • men ran placed ccoality with tho others that haras of throe years’ srr- vice men amongst them; bat. strictly speaking., tJ»i* exjerimeut is only one detail of whole ; matter. The chief point to keep ia view that by dimiairiSung the period ...

... entire v 0 * knowledge Mr and ...

... t»aiDleas, all teeth -a.eu. na . plates or palateo requirvd ; perfection m emi.ug TO Let. unfurnished, large Drawingroom and speaking; extiufoua. 2* 6d. dlhugs, Front Boom, two Kitchens, one boarded . , TIIHE Dentist guarantee natural and H» water upstair-; ...

... id she reflected b« ;■ her uiihi»j*|>y errajid, would probably have .rated before tueationing that in;’ hLure.” •• bin yon speak her.” I said, “ns though the had Made confess;- .! of her ju.lt; when • must Wrttn you. Mrs Hargroave. that 1 have it *«u excellent ...

... anywhere else (hear, heart. Then, that b*ing tlio state of things, you actually have fmblic man in Ireland who. speaking eader- a man who speaks with representative voice, who i* regarded by many people in England the mott representative man in this country—you ...

... tor being awakened at oockrow. It would appear, theu, that a tow gallinaceous guests might, without any inconvenience worth speaking of, be introduoed to share the comforts of home with aiEgleroom louger aud his family; ...

... fcCCH CTTEE I.NCJtPACITT, SCCfI CHOSS STCPIDtTT I never in life witnessed that declaration on the part of Mr Davitt. Aud. speaking of the declarations of our opponents, gentlemen, 1 reminded of a mo«t extraordinary sfieech. which, possibly, some of you ...

... never embrace the craven creed of West Rritainism that m now preached to them their discarded guides. While Mr. Redmond waa speaking in Dublin Mr was addressing a gathering of Whigs, under unusually diatiugniahed ecclesiastical patronage, at Drogheda. S ...