... this book relates how. when on one occasion he was discussing the Irish question with a few distinguished American friends in New York'—ho was then a member of the Government of the day. and was of course pleading hard the Unionist cause. but,” said Mr. ...

... Feeling the need of new helpers, Mrs. Gamble. Mrs Hume Babington, and Mrs. M‘Connell were asked to join us, and have consented. During the past year only one change has taken place in our staff of nurse*. Miss Jackson left for London hospital, after over ...

... says the • New York Jouroal’’in an interestvour bacon and cabbage. There was a girl ing excellently illustrated article tlie who used to live convanient to here once, SU lt of the diving operations off the island and she came home last Christmas after f ...

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... olivine edges, 6a, ILLUSTRATED EDITION MISS HEDDLE’S NEW STORY. STRANGERS THE LAND. By Ethel F. Heddle. Illustrated Harold Copping. Crown Svo., doth elegant, gilt top, 6* THE RED ARMY BOOK. By Paul Danby. With many Illustrations in Colour and Black and ...

... of tales of fiction, which is thought coming for Christmas number. The illustrations are numerous, and include _as _a frontispiece a photo the Right Rev. W. Boyd Carpenter, Bishop of Ripon. Hie Christmas number of Hie Captain’* is rally up to the usual ...

... Vinton & Co., Limited, 9, New Bridge-street, Lndgate Circus, London, E.C., is again to hand, and continues sustain the deep interest which it has always possessed for the fanning community. It is tastefully and appropriately illustrated, and presents varied ...

... FIS( AL RELATIONS. THK GLASGOW HERALD AND IRELAND'S Christmas is not the festal time in Scotland. An a rule the joviality of the Scot gets spreadfield as the New Year; but Glasgow Herald iu of tho custom and displays itself as a revelation iu merriment ...

... PRIZE-To J. M'CKEA, Belfast. 3ei> PRIZE—To B. LAPEDUS, Dnblin. In £1 Connotation Prizes to—G. Armstrong. Dnblin; W. H. Maiina, London 1 Orm.kirk ; L. C. A. Ross, Belfast; A. W. Leiper, Walthamstow ; W. M. Wrfe Dnblm. M. uevy. DqW . ; Robertson, Liverpcol ; ...

... returned twelve o'clock that night and slept in his house. Next morning Mrs. Reilly noticed that was wearing new pair of boots. About week before Christmas, in consequence of what the police told him, went Killywill, Eglinton, and saw the bullocks on the premises ...

... saw you, and I thought ” What?” she asked, her eyes showing new interest That if I ever made a good speech I’d like you to hear it.” She smiled a little. And why didn’t you make a speech ?” A new member knows better ; but, if ever ” He sighed. The space ...