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... retired prizeig-hter (hear, hear). Strange to relate, clergymen were found patronising these preachers, thus proclaiming to the world the failure of their own mLinistrv. Hitherto, it must be confessed, the Church had been a social failure, and for this he believed ...
... Fitz-Stephen and his Norman freebooters, if they take any interest in the tomfooleries of this world. Fitz-Stephen, no doubt, will have reason to rejoice when beholds, from what- ever region his disembodied spine inhabits, the long array of Flunkies assembling ...
... continually saying, Keen scrapbooks. They are even better than journals, which I mean preserve little queer bita printed information which will come drifting into year bands every day, and which in alter years will have value from association which, coarse ...
... fellow, smiling in spite of himself at the turn the conversation LEIG'HLIN TOWN. [The following poem is reprinted from an old scrap-book. We do not know the author's name.] But fate has said that I must roam 'mong strangers cold for ever- more, Ynloved ...
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... occasion of a Court ball • largi omnibas was cult round the town from the Palace, and in it were gathered all the guests, very few of whom wore blessed with a suilicient share of this world's to keep their own carriage. Another amusing sample of the Darmstadt ...
... been reprinted in Irish newspapers all over the world, many had been copied in manuscript by the hands “fair women and brave men,” and many were cut out, put to keep in writing desks, or pasted into scrap-books.” But these things only showed the need that ...
... kept. anythief; which relabel to say way to sr to Die moo Han ars to be !road handbill., invited:mei satopspli loiters from sons She world's greaten celebrities, sboitigraphs, hotel hills, programmes, aowspaissr clippings, editoriol wash hod thrones the column ...
... pigs, e£11 12s ld; Air. Rennie, 7s ; Limerick, 2s ed; box at gate, 5s 9d. Some nice scrapbooks from the Sodality of the Children of Mary, Stephen's green; books from nMr. Noonan. Ithe minutes of previous meeting were read and signed, and all necessary ...
... aurgical appliances from Mrs Smith, bottles from Dr Humphry. Broomfield; papers from Francis Roberts, Esq; flowers from Miss Sharpe, books and scrap-book for the Children’s Ward from Mrs Cooke, flowers and toys ...