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... introduced ia opposition to a labour there were of revelations, which, it was said, would be “ detrimental’ to the Labour Party. Councillor James Brady, the nineteenth (or is ‘t the century Demosthenes of the Council Chamber, has, it was said, a rod ‘n ...
... attendance uprn his Parliamentary and other duties• connected with the leadership of the Irish °lndependent Parliamentary Party. We had intended to present the member for your ancient and patriotic city with a loving cup, emblematic of our feelings towards ...
... the Hon. H. C. 1 and Lieute- to the Queen. VICEREGAL COURT. Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K.G., and Countess gave a dinner party last evening at the Viceregal Lodge, to whicl the following had the honour of reariring invitations : —The Ashbourne and ...
... VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies Lord Lieutenant, K.G., and Cadogan gave dinner l«ai evonj.-.' ilie Viceregal Ludge, 10 which the had the honour receiring invitations:—The Lord Chancellor and Lady Aehbourne, and Hon. C. Gilwan, Lord Langfoid, Lady ...
... sir. bat nothing wrack P• 7l °. 1°••• him mold not endure. I men get oat of sees while she VIA aresegieg to to the family dinner. M Levant obediently pet oe her wide blot apron and est patinnly attending to the loses+ until relieved A Journey of Despair ...
... FASWON AND VARIETIES. VICMREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K' G, and Countess Cadogan gave a dinner party Last evening at the VicereaC Lod ge. at which the following had the honour of receiv- ing ?? Lord Chancellor, ard Lad' Ashbourne ...
... Booms; Hand- sonac Ladies' Draxvig-rcoums. Excolent Aedroont Tadt-BEDS, is 6d to 2m; BE&KFUASTS, Is to Is 6d I Table dilew Dinner 6 'cloetk(Fire Caursash a. I No Charge for Attsudanca. WEBDDLNG B1ifLAKFASiTS AND DgJ9UNLPS SEVIVED IN' SUPEISB STYLE AT VxiiSY ...
... VICEREGAL COURT Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, .G., sod Countess Oadogan gave is dinner party last evening at the Viceregal Lodge, to which the foiloa - ing had the honour of receiving invitations—The Lord Chancellor and Lady Ashboume, and Him ...
... Lupaoe up till the present until it was settled the Guardian>- • to go out for breakfast lietween nine and ten o'clock, and for dinner between three and four o'clock. These were his usual men! hour-: Boyd proteste*! against this recommeodatton being adopted ...
... o'clock. Breakfast is aetved about 7.50 a.m Hi* morning hours are taken with matter* of Stale and dictating of letter*. The dinner hour is 1 o’clock. At all the meals Kruger •ays grace before bread is broken. lakes •hori nap after the noon meal, and is ...
... meetings, and raised with him at Me Democratic Club, and d:ltn e , i a sum of 26,000 (Applause). 0? sum they the course of the dinner he ea:heated, roughly speaking, something ap- quite abruptly, s 11ow much do you proaching £3,000 would be necessary to - ...
... corner, one spot of real brightness looked cheerily through its redeurtain rd windows, for Mr Wharton was entertaining a party at dinner. He was a tall, thin man, with white, scant, locks and agrees droop in his shoulders fp. 'red, it was add, by much stooping ...