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... A CHAT WITH Us may he faster on the legs. lint I'm' not afraid to meet him. - Jem Roche's words. 14,1drint to me at Wexford yesterday. and this winner of some hard-fought ibattles a,. ininssumiug in language and manner as cver. A different sort to ...
... catch • glimpse of the lojimiui, bat not a stick of her could we see We never did neither. A few spare, a keg or two, and throe bodies of sailor men were all that ever came ashore of her, and she a ship of full a thousand tens. We ' lost ...
... A CHAT WITH FRED The last number of tho “Stage” prints a chat with Mr. Frederick Mouillot, who is so well known in this his native city as a theat- Tical of enterprise and teste. “Mr. Mouillot,” the “Stage, “who controls eo many theatres and ...
... A CHAT ON ART” Under tho auspices of tho National Literary Society interesting address, entitled “ A Chat on Art,” was delivered by Mr. R. Caulfield Orpen last evening in large Hall, 6 St. Stephen’* Green. Tho chair wa* occupied Count G. N. Plunkett, ...
... JUST A CHAT. Heather View, Aghamore. Dear Uncle Remus—Do please excuse me for my seeming neglect in not writing Allow me to thank you {or the prize yon •warded me in the “Drawing Pipe” Competition. I clad cousins have started debate. It will give-a brighter ...
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... A CHAT WITH THE ACTOR. Tbo great actor is one of kindliest and most unaffected of men, hot be shuns the inquisitivenccs of the interviewer. The jottinge that follow are the result of friendly, social chat, when had not the slight** notion that was furnishing ...
... A FRANK CHAT Luch Expected From' Chequers Meeting he week-end conversations at Chequers between the British and French Premiers have created an atmosphere of optimism. It appears that the allied Prime Ministers were more or less in complete accord, and ...
... CHAT WITH EDISON. ** In those days,*’ said Edison, my assistants were working by the piece, and it was my custom when 1 sketched out a design for model to mark on the sketch the price I was willing to pay for making the model. So I sketched out my idea ...
... gold, 11s 6d in silver, and in copper in her possession. Byrne had no money. A lad named James #bo was stated to b ...
... A CHAT WITH CORBETT. ...
... A CHAT WITH GOUNOD. HIGH JINKS, A Reritw the Hoaorooe Doings of the Feather* throw-out the country. 1. Ardegh Antics. 2. The Brag BallyhehiU. 5. Castletown Caet Down. 4. Castlejordan Cssiigntion. 5. Cootehill Gerties. A Drutneondra Doings. 7. Tlittle ...