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... was only able to explain the peculiar incidence the disease on the girls by the custom which girls have of walking about arm-in-arm or of kissing each other on saying 'flOood-bye. The Sherif for the County of Cork had ander judgment of the High Court ...
... wea mach rejoicing wine; the figures ellowing 3fr. Lardner's nopendons air keit, become known. In the evening the Litman% Grattan fife and dram band tamed can, and followed by on enormous eivaed paraded the town playing national airs. AL intervals rounds ...
... bans into Mean 'finis sign' spread up Yr sins, the gad& al* away on her shookirr, seek, lask and head. Tees Phyllis's right arm and rata hp WM, oat in the 'say. and the pad, olio's body, head and limbs won Wanted Wilt the stir charge tram the sorer. What ...
... the profession journalist for the last twenty years, and at the present time was engaged by th e Glob e . the People. John Bull, Lotinga's Weekly, and other papers, n:eiving in all from atem an income of about £2,000 par annum. Home four years ...
... known a s the • Grattan Par. liament lacked very much of being a representative body, for although Ir.,land was, as it has ever been, overwhelmingly Catholic, no Catholic was eligible to sit in Parliament. The lilt Speaker of the body, John Foster, Baron ...
... HOME RULE. (Abridifid from Mr. John Redmond's Speech to the 'Young Scots' Society in Glasgow, Novembea 29th. 1907.) When Queen Victoria amended the Throne The report of the Departmental Committee of Canadians were in armed rebellion against Engthe House ...
... 1903. Catholic News A GREAT DONEGAL MAN. DEATH OF REV. M. J. CORDLIKE, We have received from Mr. John J. M'Msnaa, a Derry boy, who is away in Bt. John,New Brunswick, a copy of The New Freeman containing an account of the death and interment of the ...
... meeting in the Horse !Waal' there were shouts of No Home Rub., aud a large number of the audience sang in chorus We'll hang John Redmond on a sour apple tree, as we go marching along. The platform was almost entirely occupied by members of the privileged ...
... innocent girl. Peace on earth, dad, and good will to men. You know, don't you? And kink here, dad. - said Hubert, stepping arms. to Saw chair. let us both renumber it's Ckristmar-time too, and let's he oestrilde. for go dory sake. rill a silly young ...
... weekly meeting r.f the members of the shove Branch wee bad in their Hall, Town Hall Street, on Sunday. the Chief Ranger, Br.. John Hartley, preeding. The woodwarek re ported that there were two members on the sv:u anti they were granted the usual allowanom ...
... named Mary Elizabeth Hall, of 30 Upper Ormond Onar. and it threw her in the same way. Near Grattan Bridge a labouring man rashly attempted to stop it by holding his arms out in the middle of the street. It threw him a few yards off without inflicting any serious ...
... Constable Cunningham v. Edward Carry, 2s 6d; seam v. John Huey, Is 6d; Sergeadt Reilly v. Joseph Sharkey, Is; Constable Burroughs v. Thomas Moore, 2e 6d. An adjourned case by Constable Duffy against John Breslin for drunkenness was called. Head.Ccontable ...