... thither by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. They have been taken from brutal parents, whose neglect had brought them to the verge of the grave ; but, thanks to the tender nursing of the staff sisters, and lIIiSB SOCIETY. the assiduous ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. The Lord Mayor Dublin has built for himself another beautiful mansion facing the sea at Bray. It is in the pointed style of architecture, and needless to say is replete with all modern improvements and all the good attributes to be seen ...

... IRISH SOCIETY, pace was better than her manueis, and who showed the vulgar strain in her pedigree very much as Signora Yrvanti showed her peasant ancestry. The season was not a good one, and in the face of a hard frost Mr. Sefton had nothing to do but ...

... Irish Society. JUNE 7. 1890. crest of the Monjos de Peneranda, set in rubies, emeralds, turquoise, and other precious stones. It is rumoured that the sailor son of the Prince of Wales is engaged to the Princess Clementine, daughter of King Leopold of ...

... IRISH SOCIETY' On Easter Sunday the long*deferred ceremony of unveiling the statue of the late Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, was performed by the Prince of Wales at Cannes. The figure, representing the Duke of Albany in Highland costume, is recumbent ...

... iBlSh SOCIETY. hands, and simply frolicked the ball all over the place to the discomfiture of their adversaries. Occasionally Captain Oswald caused diversion by carrying the ball right down the ground and through the coal posts by two or three brilliant ...

... IRISH SOCIETY dispersed, all agreeing they had enjoyed themselves immensely. One of the most successful dances of the season was given by Mrs F. F. Tarleton on Friday evening, the 16th inst., at her residence 8 Lower Pembroke Street. The rooms were tastefully ...

... year article updo the above Society in thia week’s number of year at* cellent journal, and I think in some respects your rebuke upon the little steps that have been taken so far to bring this most useful and Humane Society into public notice is well merited ...

... interest. Every man who has mixed ever so little in society believes that he can give a dinner—assort his guests and revise a menubetter than anyone else. Hillersdon was not ' without that delusion, and society fostered it by praise and appreciatioa His luncheons ...

... IRISH SOCIETY inst, when the band and pipers'of the Seaforth Highlanders will perform a choice selection of music from 5 to 7.30 p.m. The Earl of Milltown, who was recently invested as a Knight of St. Patrick, died suddenly on Friday night at his seat ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. dress and refused the purse, saying The true musician is sufficiently repaid by the success of his efforts in educating the musical public of his native city.” This record is enough to show that the writer is not oblivious of the work of ...

... IRISH SOCIETY smart, and can be worn (or innumerable occasions, excepting the most dressy. curious fashion emanating from Paris is to trim tweed dresses with light silk and salt coloured material; one model we recently saw of grey tweed was combined with ...