... forde, had. for a long time, plane in con- Mr Power-We are sorry for that, and it spend hours doctormg a chicken which is a Dinner and Nil Sets. Fancy Teapots, Hot Water Jugs, Flower Vases, _ 4 i ~. '•. - ~.,*.z.: - - temptation to get over the transit ...

... htlle Bridget to. *»• r«e the S*® went, has, 1 th | U? - »f When tl with fears, I * woman appear I MURTY S CHRISTMAS DINNER. A PARTY OF THREE. BANKNOTES IS A COAT. REMARKABLE DISCOVERT. A remarkable discovery hidden wealth was made few days ago Sir. William ...

... ftecompartied the party, and at Darnatnaghery they called for 1 'tlettet:a intended site, Mao Jane MartiM., 1 Ch. the way they had mime drink, and at Iteliant they called :oto Murphy'. nabliehouse. Min Martin paid for A tleinkn token by the party. After haying ...

... and sentences lost. The tso great Engliah Parties called great by way of courtesy only consider Ireland sa a plaything which they will use for Party ends when is no other means of advancing their own Party interests. No matter what genuine Imperialists ...

... FREAK OF A MILLIONAIRE. A dinner was given on Christinas Eve at the Savoy Hotel, London, Mr George Kessler, an American millionaire, to which he invited 33 guests, and which cost him well over 000. Scenery effectively placed around the room depicted scenes ...

... estimate of some hops of his own aide. and as thi ngs people whale Alessi et circulation are Oland at present, the Unionist Party 311 based utmost eizagoirotod datum. =o abundantly supplied with men ui wieuppootod by proofs. commonly then it can 41 ord ...

... the country 1 have only one alternative, and that to say once that cannot sign the Party Pledge again. 1 say (his in no sense of hostility all Kedmond or (be drish Party, h of whom I have the greatest regard for. It merely difference of pinion. They may ...

... Parliamentary. Party—they. :u« coding heirr emergencyiiAiDiJUid to it«ouat the member for North. fr»m the position he vali>nlly won »»rvl • lonic hi*;d. will equip with * Iwittei- * i»g 3f>natituted of org»ui*orB.:va«l ‘•''the kM Pa” of lUe Party, but thtif* ...

... quickly hailed another and followed. T muet now take my reader to the district of “Merrie Telington,” and introduce him to a dinner-party which was being held in a beauntifully furniched dining-room in a house in Duncan terrace. Here the “Welsh gentleman” presided ...

... Elector” accuses Mr John Redmond and the. managers of the Irish Parliamentary Party .including Mr Joseph Devlin, of accepting the Counzils Bill in Parlia‘ment, and giving a dinner to Mr Birrell ‘on the head of it, and then having to come home and bow before ...

... Fenian trouble. I.ung before the association fur helping the Cr i eato and Indian Mutiny veteran. wen started he pr.nuoied dinners and the old addle. in vartone ways. He it was, ton, who arranged for their inspection by Lord Roberts is Manchester a few ...

... IlLpersdox party by Er. Henry E. Moser, ady to be a temper-trying affair, sad is the Strand there seven pages of queer fallacies awl brain twisters. Bite like the m ow i ng re some thinking about. will explain this to se, one of the party. Only last ...