... couldn't work owing to the weather, as this time of the Mr Fanning-Well, Mr Chairman, I know of some • Chairman -well you may. year, it was a miracle how any poor man could pay is Mr Roche--This application is to eetabaish a thing a week and support ...

... private patients, and these mostly small farmers and poor cotticrs, who had .sot much of this wor!d's wealth. And. he Lad to keep a horse, and sometimes hire as well. How poor be was! And bow rich this man whom she was tending. and who seemed to be just ...

... grossest care she administered a few drop to brandy at a time, as she could get her patientwallow them. These seemed to keep the vital spark alive just when otherwise it would have died out. For a long time the struggle went on; the Angel of Death seeming to ...

... THE ART OF PAPER HANGING. Spring is still with us, the housq-cleaning fever still runs riot in our breasts, murit may not therefore unseasonable to call attention to the oossibilities opened up by paper amateur hanging. Most house keepers have been so ...

... cities, but It is not especially quiet. The whole place, except in the aristocratio quarters, seems be wide awake and mach alive in early morning. Street cries are especially noticeable the hawkers ply their busy trade. But though the traffic in Paris ...

... the elected government of the county would rep went the Chief. As this plan would ba an art anion of the principle of Home Rule to Irish bad tenure, I treat it may be found inter e.lng by of The Nation.—Your obedient servant, Lex. August 18. LAND PURCHASE ...

... reiterstei the mother, scornfully. May the good God make your wits as sharp as your ears, then, daughter! What sign is there of troopers vonde:.? Still I hear th:m, ever approaching nearer ! sold the girl, striving to keep the tears that started to her ...

... people trying Saito the host! Witness—Yee; you word° want firearms to keep them out. I sold them to keep nut, and they would not do so. Too would yawl some of your men them to keep &eel out To the Coroner—Of course the large boat could hare gone closer ...

... be. fore as ; and that whatever it may come to them to do as Ireth Nationalists, whatever may lie before them in shaping out the path of this old nation of ours, they may put their hands to it with a will, and they may carry it through remembering that ...

... I was about to explort3; and that everything that can be manufactured out of clay, from a tea-cup to a two-th.ourandguinea art vase, including bricks, blacking-bottles, and ezainpipft is manufacture I reflected then that if I set out to do this thing ...

... of the authorities. Marks M`Donald, Killiane, deposed--I am father of the deceased girl. Her ago was 26 ran. I het saw her alive on Monday week. November sth, alitiut twelve o'clock noon at her own house. She lived with me, but did not sleep in my honey ...

... to see the deer kneel. Chnsbnsa night all deer kneel and look up to Oreat The ceremonies and sports of the Christmas season art tot only various in wino= places, Ent have varied from , time to time in the same. Old Father Christma. has had many children ...