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... THE EASTER EGG—Continued. As the soft grey light crept through the tall windows, oh, wonder of wonders, she saw the egg open slowly ; slowly round the opening egg there shone a glow of olden light, she saw the figure of the angel rise up from her soft ...
... should see t h a: her dressmaker is using Silvasheeu. Continued on Page 19 DUBLIN AND THE SINN FEIN RISING. This unique album of the Easter Week happening has now reached its thirtyfifth thousand, and is universally regarded as the Brochure of the ...
... Everyone %va s sorry that the Duke of Abercorn was prevented through illness from being present at the assembly at Balmoral, on Easter Tuesday. The Duke of Abercorn is at present at his Irish residence, Baronscourt, where he and the Duchess hope to spend a ...
... kitchen, his mind turned with regret to his Irish experiences when he had been dressed in a little brief authority. It was on Easter Sunday in 1550 that the service was read in English for the first time in Christ Church, and on the following year it was ...
... would be in the Essledene woods this afternoon, rising in the saddle and peering anxiously over the high hedge separating the woods from the lane. They had promised to hunt for primroses for the Easter decorations, and the dear old lady suggested that ...
... Everyone %va s sorry that the Duke of Abercorn was prevented through illness from being present at the assembly at Balmoral, on Easter Tuesday. The Duke of Abercorn is at present at his Irish residence, Baronscourt, where he and the Duchess hope to spend a ...
... invited, was given in the p r ince's Galleries, Piccadilly. The happy pair are spending their on the Continent. Remold is a rising young barrister, and by his brilliant and eloquent defence of Mrs. Seddon, in the recent murder trial, succeeded in getting ...
... wide, again advances and makes a low and solemn curtsey. Now a smaller one for Her Excellency, she says complacently; and—rising—stands, flushed and panting a little, even with the rehearsal of the coming ordeal. Little, however, did the rash damsel realise ...