... that it is to be held, and that the Lord Mayor and Mr. Redmond will both speak on the occasion, and must necenewily have a story to tell which will be of widespread interest. Of the other meeting we have already written at length, but it may be no harm ...

... regret that WS have to announce the decease of Mr. P. J. O'Connor. I Glenn at his residence, Ulverton pace, Daley, after a short illness. Mr. O'Connor-Glynn was a gentleman who was known by an exceedingly large number of people, and was exceedingly popular ...

... Cbe Queen of the Gipsies. By WILLIAM NORTH, Author of With Life in Band. 'Me Story Wonderfui, The 13aron's Daughter, Dan's Mods, Tales of the Dale land, etc. said briefly, , producing a basket from under her plaid and pacing it on a mound of ...

... was arrested, I made no denial of my identity, and allowed them to bring me bark to Hillsboro. That is all there is to the story. I do not know where my brother is now, but I am satisfied be is not far away. At the proper time i am certain be will appear ...

... was not successful in capturing the rebel landdrost appointed by the Free State authorities. LYDDITE FOit THE BOERS STRANGE STORY CONCERNINU ATESSIIS. KRUPP. The ''Daily Mail Berlin correspondent says ,1 —The following report, although reaching me' from ...

... lease ” getting the souseune 1 -;., all. win. s ; great &nobles, its broolci, wails, • ..rd t..wa ,, a.,. surely great. Still short prices ' aro e, - ..t always the mile, comparatively t.nsakinr, at he great Kildare carnival, and although si -ii s the cane ...

... especially in convemotion• Women, he thinks, are easier to posethan men, and they me less vain. The professor told some amusing stories as to the circumstances attending the painting of his portraits of ;mayson and Wagner. The poet, whom he found in his Isle ...

... foiling into line.. The am eitoo ity of' West and the NewaagallZ ir month through the ermtrich the ohmic gerund of Irish story_ _ bt lbw York there ant , tat nwompapara, tee ammo three Franoh, two Bohemian, s ad one proof of what other counties think ...

... casualties I a large attendance of guardians. were 18 killed, 170 wounded. . The meeting was specially convened for the THE STORY OF THE LOST TWO :purpose of considering a number of applications BATTERIES I from officers for increase of salaries. aan epic ...

... till this time were fast asleep, now took the alarm, and, from behind their breastworks. poured volley after volley at this short maga ilea the Highlanders: Most of the officers, including Generre Wauchope, were in fixed of their men, and fell at the first ...

... Galbally, Limerick; 4Roscrea, Tipper- G ro cers and Vintners' Association, was in at t o take any money. He was in the hahit of 'short sides. 4. to 4. 4d; Eileen sides, de led to 4* Tydavnet, Monaghan; Virginia, Cavan , tendmice in court. it was on nose occasions ...

... Tabley was John Byrne Leicester Warren. Professor Pietro Ores Story of Modem Italy, 1748-1898, will be the next volume of the 'Story of the Nations Series. Professor Dowden ban prefixed a short note I to the volume entitled First and Last Poems. !by ...