... thanks, theireceipt of 42 17s lid from the boilermakers, Messrs. Har]and & Wolff. 201 The Treasurer of the Ulster Hospital, Fisherwick Place, acknowledges. with thanks, the receipt of £3 is, per Rev. F. W. Hogan, from the Church of All Saints, Eglantine ...

... on both. It is the moment of the sortie from the Argyle Rooms, and the Scrap-bookin- quires, From what class of society are the incomes drawn to pay for those broughams, those jewels, those dresses ? From every class. It is openly visited, this haunt ...

... secretary) to read the report, from which we take the follow- ing:- This society, which was founded in 1891 by Mr. William Purdy and Mr. Brown, of po-nagh- more, and was conducted with a measure of success for some time, from several causes practically ceased ...

... retired prizeig-hter (hear, hear). Strange to relate, clergymen were found patronising these preachers, thus proclaiming to the world the failure of their own mLinistrv. Hitherto, it must be confessed, the Church had been a social failure, and for this he believed ...

... Newo York World, met an old Democrat at Saiatoga, who bhs clipped fromn the papers he has perused during the pst few weeks the names of as many of the appoiutees of tho Administration its have either been in gaol or have had narrow escapes from the same ...

... pigs, e£11 12s ld; Air. Rennie, 7s ; Limerick, 2s ed; box at gate, 5s 9d. Some nice scrapbooks from the Sodality of the Children of Mary, Stephen's green; books from nMr. Noonan. Ithe minutes of previous meeting were read and signed, and all necessary ...

... abandon her design. as The bired transport Geelong sailed from Ports. 9,; mouth yesterday afternoon for Malta and AlPx. IT, andria, with about two hundred military drafts 11, and naval supernumeraries from H.M.S. Teme. n, raire and oiher veasels of the UdIe ...

... members there, from Sarah Grand down, and there is no open club door for them. The Writers' Club would accept them, but the latter is off the Strand, and the former off Bond Street, so distance prevents amalgamation. Ladies returning from the Continent ...

... departments allocated to ladies' cos- etumes, nnillmery, artificial flowers, silks, laces, linens, chiefly from Belfast and Drogheda, bet esome from Scotland, and underclothing. A great deal of the work connected vwth. the ladies' cos- tume department is ...

... and the intelligence of the l juge de Is pair enmanated from unprotected females oduncertain age! There wcregushingdescriptions of acenery, cralu fall of adjectives, by honey- mooning couples from whom the rose-colourtd light o0 first bliss had not yet ...

... men who act base and sordid part, through mere greed gain, exempt from the condemnation of public opinion ? Why should they regarded exotics to carefully guarded by the Government from the least breath censure Their conduct is fair topic for public d ...

... and ttiiigmoney for not layipg informations. The charge was fully proved of having extorted ten shillings from Mr. Jessop, and other sums from Mr. Murray. A receipt given by the prisoneft for the money was produced. The chairman lnimadiveted'strongly ...