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... ’lis a poisonous thing, Alike to servant, alike to king. 3. The name of a fur much worn just now in dress, Is the name of a province which does this light possess. 4. —Our thoughts through the land do readily fly, Yea e’en in the twinkling of eye. 5. —To ...

... herself when the Duke is shooting. The Duchess is much fonder of being gtiven by her husband, who is a splendid coac h- ERISH SOCIETY. man. Their usual conveyance is handsome mail phaeton. The Queen looks forward to seeing her granddaughter very soon for the ...

... herself when the Duke is shooting. The Duchess is much fonder of being driven by her husband, who is a splendid coac h* S SOCIETY. man. Their usual conveyance is a handsome mail phaeton. The Queen looks forward to seeing her granddaughter very soon for ...

... true ability, that the majority of students succeed in carrying off the Degree of the Royal University of Ireland. IRISH SOCIETY fl&aoastnes. BELGRAVIA Tlie most attractive contribution tins month, to this leading magazine, is the story entitled Tregarthon ...

... all the more valuable and instructive. Mr O’Qrady was born September 18bh, 1846, at Castletown Berehaven, Co. Cork, IRISH SOCIETY. of which hia father, a man of keen literary and historical tastes, was the Protestant .Rector. As boy he played round the ...

... and of insincere affection, she blinded his per judgment, and wheedled him into satisfyher greed and her malice ?” 1 KIS H SOCIETY. Shiela, np till now had been the qaieteat, the least excited of the partj. She had listened to the raiding of the will with ...

... capital now involved in the varous enterprises of the Grossmith partnership amounts to well over one nrlllon sterling - . Irish Society and Social Review. ANOTHER BALLSBRIDGE FIXTURE. A meeting of a number the leading dog fanciers in Dublin was held at 18 St ...

... learn the higher cult of cookery, and home-keeping, and social presidentship, and things pertaining to a woman’s authorized province according to the advanced ideas of the day is gaining ground. It is no use to attempt to keep house now as house used to ...

... Adye-Curran, and a host of others, some of whom are amongst the most successful and rising practitioners iu Dublin and the provinces, whilst many have gone to the Antipodes, to Africa, the Indies, and to the remotest corners the earth, and the medical and ...

... two, when golf was rediscovered and brought forth from its Scotch retreats into the open light cf English shires and Irish provinces. Now, the maid or matron who is fortunate enough to live within easy distance cf a links can never complain of winter dullness ...

... the curtains drawn. There was no sound from the bed, no movement of the bed clothes. Everything was (till death, The IRISH SOCIETY, doctor took a step farther into the room, and paused again. Then he went straight up to the Shut the door,” he said to Philip ...