... A short time beforo he died the late lir Parnell told me a story about one of the most prominent members of the Bantry band, I which may be given se a sample of the •• interestedneva patriotism of some of them. The Irish Leader had agreed to allow a ...

... becoming a really literary And when did yon publish your first book ? Iwan three and twenty when I brought out my first story, Azeth, the Egyptian.' I had written a great deal before that time, but not for publication. Mrs Lynn Linton born in the little ...

... Mr Quills!? Couch was hardly successful in • poor story of the schoolboy end called The Blue Pavilions • but his Noughts and Crosses gives the hi ghest promise of his future distinotion in the short star'. On the whole, this activity and success of ...

... money oat of his own pocket. When, however, be went with Peach's tolieitcr his (Peach's) residence related to him a Amarbable story of the mysterious appaareot, of the bonds during the previous sight in ens of the rooms of the house, sod WINO asked to give ...

... tenants. A more unscrupulous and audacious ['behead was never uttered by a public maa than the version Mr. Sheehy Oval of the story of the Ponsonby came at Wicklow. We reprodnoe below the letter written to the editor of the Freeman's Journal last July, by ...

... Standard's Cannes correspondent. it appears that further inquiries into the attempted suicide of M Guy de Mao. parent reveal a sad story of brain paralysis resulting from an indulgence in morp!tia,•n.l hashish-eating, followed by • consumption of ether to enable ...

... incoherence on Westminster Bridge. Your paragraph headed Au Ansrchlit's eon. *erupt for Lb.' House of COMM.., All the pitiful story of the life of John Bari,. there--in this ten yews' silence cud this eleuosonteerst of thew eleventh year. Able editors am ...

... exceptionally badly off or not. He is so hardy, and can support life on so little, that he does not soon show the effect of short commons in his face, nor is it easy tory from the storage of food be may possess bow long he will be able to support life. ...

... Charged in New York with begging, the boy related his story. His father and mother were dead, his stepmother gave him notice to quit, and he went over to America as • stowaway. After staying for a short time in New York, he went half over the United States ...

... when men were 'alighted from father to son, you would be Sir John now.' • You don't say so murmured Durbey. field. - ' In short,' concluded the Parson, decisively smacking his leg with his switch, ' there's hardly such another family in England.' ' Dane ...

... Thoughts of an Idle Fellow.' and Looking Backward' have also done well. Mr Kingdon went on to say that Rudyard Hipling's short stories are very poonlar, and are having an enormous sale. His last volume, Life's Handicap.' published at six shillings, has sold ...

... sufficient to setlity every feeling short of vindiMivenses. Therefore. for the t and for ever, If Pasha M.Earthy wishes, there an end to this painful controversy. THE ROYAL We understand that Mies E U Mary Story, M A, haw been reconusteadtd by the Standing ...