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... use any young woman who does not want to write school-books or go out as a governess. The little 1 have seen of masculine society has shown me that men detest culture in a woman. The men who go in for learning themselves hate a rival in their own field ...
... patience; and the brilliant man who is fond of making a display will always be more likely to transgress the confined and narrow province of the judge than men of the sober and unambitious temperament of Harrison. On all ordinary subjects, legal or quasi-legal ...
... at a meeting of the Girl's Friendly Society last week. Mrs Meade, president of the society occupied the ohair, and large attendance of members were sent. Under most favourable anspiees the Cork Agiioollara) Society Show tor the year ’94 opened on Wednesday ...
... CORE. We nndetrtuid it ii ♦he intention of the Oonnty of Cork Amrionltural Society lo bold an aninmn ■how in September. Ola Hes lor eompeUlion will inelade birds, ponltiy, pigeone, lum end garden produce, fruit, flowers, honey, etc- Mr W. B. Hart land ...
... Prison,” by Miss G. A. Clarke and Frederick Mouiilot, will be presented, and been su favourably received in the English provinces that we anticipate its success in Dublin. On tne following Fri. day Mr Frederick Mouiilot takes his benefit and will appear ...
... California, to Mary Adeline, eldest daughter of the Hon. Stephen Richards, Q.C., formerly Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Province of Ontario, Canada. The Rev. R. C. Fonte officiated. A marriage has been arranged between Edward Plantagenet Kemeys Tynte ...
... private), and also pseudonym for insertion in the journal. 3.—A1l communications for this department to be addressed to Ikish Society, ii D’Olier street, Dublin, and marked The Mothers* Page” on envelopes. Recent revelations on the subject of poisoning by ...
... opened! The employes of the Post Office are evidently as busy searching for theatrical photographs as for insets in Irish Society. The public should support Dr Annie Pattersons new Clwral Union which she has established to popularise the best music and ...
... overcoats that men wear now. , whips are beginning to drive about we West End again, proving that society has IRISH SOCIETY. removed itself fiom the provinces to town. The smartest trap is a high mail phaeton of smaller proportions than those used by men ...
... work of the orchestra under the baton of the popular Mr, John Moody. A very successful entertainment organised bv the Four Provinces Club at Kentish Town was given London last week in aid of the Irish White Cross Fund. The Irish players gave a splendid ...
... Galatea, by the way. Miss Steer has made big hh. Everywhere they think she is far superior to Mary Anderson in the part IRISH SOCIETY. We ere not interviewing Miss Steer, Mr Mouillot, bat you. At eome future time we hope to have that pleasure. How about yourself ...
... living; and looked at from a commercial point of view it would mean stagnation in Metropolitan trade, which, re-acting on the provinces, would mean ruin and starvation to thousands. That Prince George should leave the Navy is only what might have been expected—nay ...