... GRIMSBY, Lord Charles Beresford, at Grimsby to night, made a pointed attack upon the Prime Shunter. He wished, he said, to speak upon • matter that overshadowed all otbasanamely, the defence of the Empire. He deplored that it was being made a party Too ...

... service of the Father- The speech was received with constant and prolonged outbursts of cheering. . When the King had finished speaking tho audience, standing up, shoutea Vive lq Roi. Vive la Reine.” The Socialists tried to make a counter demonstration, but ...

... that circled her. He was silent, trimmed at having plucked her from Death's grip. He sat her on the parapet of the bridge, speaking no word as the minutes flew until she had ?wavered from her mite:emit. Between the trees they caught glimpses of Castle Derroon ...

... Russell is somewhat behindhand in the fight, a*> his campaign does not open until Wednesday. the sth inst., when he will speak in Aughnacloy. This play may be looked upon Mr. Russell's chief stronghold, there being upwards of twenty townlands entirely ...

... succeeded yn preventing the did n>t until he became, a member of the flames from catching the dwelling, but were Partv. I cannot speak too highly of the unable anything to save the storehouse, strength, the loyalty, the good faith and although they Worked u ...

... names conjure with.” ‘■’lie to be hoped her son does not take after her.” said Patrick Mahony. And Peggy , opened her mouth to speak, and drew breath in, but stopped there, j ‘‘IWJ?” said my mother. what this I was going to say? Dear me; I forget, now !” cries ...

... and considerable time to complete. the first time the toolmaker had received orders for dies, thme newspapers commenced to speak in strong terms of edges, and crowbars; they had been given frequently, Mher;m&rkafl)le thefts, and many suggestions were made ...

... gratitude for the timely thaw was felt by everyone. A large number Northern. Dublin, and English golfers had come together, which speaks well lor the popularity of the place with those who like to have their Christmas festivities without any household worries ...

... tae matter by Mr. ftan, J.P., srbis said that the gentlisson respansibis fret the bringing out ot the new paper bad been speaking to him. and by - bad tt their authority that they failed to LA any et the made sails house in city to orbit the paper, 8142 ...

... Bloom he became aware figme stanain Reside him It seemed him the figure of “e the Wanderer’s face he felt it was the first to speak “Mav not comrade share the trouble! The voice was strangely musical. Theras could not remember having heard il The° Wanderer ...

... don't know what they are talking about. There is, however, one general observation we would make on the matter of site value. Speaking generally, there can he no question of site value in Ireland unless Ireland starts to prosper materially. Now, so long as ...

... but he thought then. was the most signal vindication of their policy in the declaration made the other day by Mr. Asquith. speaking on behalf of the Liberal Party. Mr. Asquith masa man who always performed a little more than he promised. and if in the corning ...