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... with them as to the means to a common end. Irishmen of every and party must be tolerant of ODO another. We believe it was Grattan who mid we must tolerate each other ot tolerate the common enemy, and Davis longed 1 to eso every clams and every creed ...
... 'Derbyshire's most famous sons, John I Smediey, was the exact reverse of the description given above. After having caught a chill on his honeymoon In Switzerland, he had many years of illness, and , was certainly not strong in the arm. He was unquestionably clear ...
... hares kag were work of the brothers sented to , the Eglish Stoney, Banagher Red , the Pusi- FRB, who were bor in ers under Sir John Parish, and under Colonel Hon. Clere Parsons, of Dance—An all-night ds Giles Eyre. While the held by the South Dis by Colonel ...
... and the B. D'Olier, rug; Miss H. Darley. silver tea spoons; Mrs E. Darkly, lizard hand-bag; Mrs John Daley, teacloth; Mr and Mrs F. Deriey, cut glom bowl; John l)ooly and Roos, handsome Oriental embroidery; Mrs T. Drought and Mrs G. Drought, table mots; ...
... qualities; Pyjama Suits;Night Shirts and Gents' Undsrelothinq inall weights. Caps, Col ars, Ties, Socks, Hose. SceifsPullovers, Cardigans, Braces, Umbrebas,etc., e t c ., Ladies' Underclothing, Overal l s , Apron s, Corsets. lam noted for carrying a good selection ...
... appeared to be portion of a knitted cardigan. which was to a Miss Plannery, a dressmaker and a friend of Laurence Kirwan. and a Mrs. Lynam, a neighbour. Both would say that it appeared to be 'portion of 'a cardigan .that Lauewe would normally wear with ...
... tees — A BELG | have boon sont. It io, true that | thro Treland has from time to time for the restoration. of Coronation. Grattan’s co-ordinate ‘or instance, of Isaac Butt to MEET LM | a place int the to Union, She wae DUBLIN. such 9 as Gladstone _ and ...
... wins in the singles. in fact for £l3l to Mr John Tresery, Beliythey won four. The best golf of the talc.. &sly. Meson Conaay and Kearney had noon was shown by Mr 11. J. Doolan cud earring. of sale. For Mrs John Dugan, Dr..l. F. O'Meara, and the bigge4 win• ...
... Kitty Ilylend, .to., I Did you hear that Glynn had been V; John Loohy, Italian, 18; lames A Following a discuss:on in thu Dail on ibe Ministry of Justine ? -1 knew that be Fenn, do „ 17; John Thous , 15; B rigi d imported haven, M T. P. Smith, moue we ...
... and M. Hadden, .1. Sunderland (Carlow) : Mrs Milligan, \hs Baird. Mr and Mrs Birch (Alonainelia), C. S. Reid, R. Grattan. C. Belahunt, John Beim, Hl Wellwood, D. Rea, H. Harding, Brace, Jer. Ryan, T. Ouidera, E. Guilmartin, P. Treeey, M. O'Meara, N. Horan ...
... land in Cove; many are Irish. They have been expelled by a hostile Government in France. Ireland now receives them with open arms. By industry and enterprise they convert the bleak slopes of Enockmealdown into the paradise it is to-day. 1878.—Count Moore ...
... extensively on Rotten Row. The boys from Birr, who had not so far to come, affected, with becoming grace, those char ming loose cardigans of shell-pink ninon, over ponyskin waistcoats, which give the dainty slimming effect that is now so completely the vogue ...