... NOT MITCH CHANGED. Speaking on the subject of a silly young Irishman observed that well remembered having been the golden calf. “Very likely.” replied lady. as you have lost nothing but the gilding.” Hugh Leonard. Aughs, Kiltyclogher. county Fermanagh ...

... PINNING HIM DOWN, He—“l believe that man should let his acts speak for themselves.’’ She—Am Ito understand that when you vou took ray hand in yours last night you intended it as a proposal of marriage?” ...

... addresses being read to him, to which he delivered eloquent replies. MB. PARNELL AND THE PRIESTS. Speaking atGalbally, hislGracesaid);—l was speaking lately to a most particular friend of Mr. Parnell (loud groans and hisses). He told me that within the ...

... AN AMNESTY RESOLUTION. i'o the Editor of The Natxon, Dear Sir—The following is the resolution which 1 would like to move or speak to on St. Patrick’s Day, and any other time I may be called npon to take part in this, one of Ireland’s many necessary movements ...

... according to Saturday Journal, there are no fewer than 505.036 people who cannot speak English. Welsh being their only language. In Scotland there are 43.738 persons who can speak notb but Gaelic. And. in Ireland. tKere arc 32.121 who can themselves liilv ...

... SPEECH BY MR. CHAMBERLAIN. Speaking at Birmingham on Saturday, Charaberlan said with respect to China believed that there was a general agreement amongst the Great Powers that our policy was a just ono. They did not desire toseo the breaking up of the ...

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... SUSPICIOUS. When a lady living in Lynn sent to Boston for a doctor, she apologised for asking him to come such a distance. “ Don’t speak of it,” answered the M.D. “ I have another patient in the neighbourhood, and can thus kill two birds with the one stone.” Daniel ...

... the toast had been received. Speaking for his wife, he had only to repeat what he had said over and over again, ft was always a source of great pleasure to him and the Lady Mayoress to see them in the Mansion House. Speaking for the Lady Mayoress, he knew ...

... an art the picture would say souretbing more oh. In its present surTonndings it tells, indeed, wholesome and holy tale, ft speaks of the dignity of labour, of the fowlv. faithful life that gets heat praise from earth and heaven. The half directing manner ...

... officials | Irish-speaking districts the absolute necessity taking into consideration n appointments the of the candidates speak in the o* people ftilb wbotn they are to come contact, we reioice sec the 'arge proportion Irish-Speaking County and C'ouac ...

... someone who will act. The lan*uag3 can quickly revived ; the old speak it. and many of the young know it. Where no influence of the league felt the hoys and girls think it a disgrace speak Gaelic. found this feeling, but I found also that .t was ea'ily ...