... in his hand. Look if the lad's alive, were the first words of Mick Sullivan, for he was the man with the sabre. Nick's chum, for it was he who had headed the reacuers, stooped down and found the young officer alive and conscious. He told Mick so. Thin ...

... has been icvariably relegated to the limbo of obscurity. But a Home Role Government may be relied upon not to give their opponents in the future the advantage of keeping office when they have been peremptorily enjoined to get out. SIRIUS are now the order ...

... I have heard curious rumours afloat about it. 1 may yet be able to discover why the Executive acted they did. Will the move of the Wexford Guardians in offer- ing prises to thoee of their tenants who keep their cottages in a neat and well-kept manner be ...

... OF Tag BATTLEFIELDS. THE COOLGUANY ESTATE. I'ART L-WITH THE BELELOCERED. (11T WIC/AL COMMITONES Or THi Joretxm..) and woman o! them (except Kinsella, who was rant Ure a ,. and they are very ranch alive, indeed, if one is to judge by appearances. ...

... vengeful blood, that cries op from the reeking sod— Ab ' well may ache vont Irish hearts, 0 patient priests of God Well may the fire of righteous wrath leap to your watching eyes! Well may you vow before tho God that rules the earth and skies No more ...

... personified, who, for once, at least, had not been duped. On the centre pillars of the first and second stages en the west side of the south tower may still be seen a couple of ancient gargoyles, which arr. said by the people to ho true likenesses of the ...

... Commission was originally appointed for Leven years only, which period expired last year. It is kept alive by a special Act of last Session, which merely keeps the breath in its body till the first day of next Session. It is notorious that a scheme is in the ...

... hat would have asked to be set free, but that I believed I was bouud to keep my word. And you love him no longer, he asked greedily, anxious to reassure himself of the truth art her statemerit. No longer;' she repeated, and the faint blush stealing ...

... and out of them all no one would be got to act at all. Then Messrs Hutchinson, Graves, John Doyle, and Dooley were asked to art . Mr Graves and Mr Dooley promised to do so, but Mr Hutchinson and Mr Doyle would not. It was decided to elect the two gentlemen ...

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... in the matter of clothes which an enemies. He may work himself into • frees, because his tailor oat Galahad his new dress cost in time, Las made it too loon in this body or too abort is the skirt*. or he may shatter his b-mlth is trying to satisfy the demands ...

... words Total Abstinence. This, the clergy, so far as may be necessary, will be careful to explain to the faithful, is a manifest error. Temperance is one thing, Total Abstinence another, and it Is well to keep clearly in view the difference between the two ...