... IRISH SOCIETY how many have had that pleasing fancy shattered within the past week, for State invitations, unlike others, frequently arrive at the last moment. Many women whose cards did not turn up buoy themselves fondly up with the idea that they will ...

... IRISH SOCIETY Commons; and Lord Ashbourne, who as Edward Gibson won his way to the highest posts under Conservative governments by his florid and rotund oratory in the House of Commons. Who in that audience at Clapham would have believed it as they watched ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. The concert, which filled in the interval between the plays, was admirable; all the performers acquitting themselves well, more especially Dr. Tweedy, who gave two very humorous recitations. The guests were entertained at supper by Miss ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. large reception will begivenin LorclandLady Iveagh’s splendid mansion in St. Stephen’s Green, kindly lent for the occasion. It is expected that the wedding will be one of the smartest and gayest that has taken place in Dublin for many years ...

... 18188 SOCIETY. Georgie Alice, eldest surviving daughter of the late Standish O’Grady Kowley, of Sylvan Park, Kells, by his first wife, the Hon. Mrs llowley. The ceremony, (by special license) was performed by the Kev. Louis Maunsell, Rector of Cronakitl ...

... County Kildare Archeological Society will take place at Maynooth, where the principal features will be pointed out by Lord Walter Fitzgerald. Maynooth Castle will be explained by the Duke of Leinster, President of the Society, after which the members will ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. Press ticket. This was done for pecuniary motives, and had no connection with the liberal manner in which I criticised Dr Parry’s Ode to St. Cecilia. Tne fact that the Committee recalled my pa.s privihga after that critiijue, was simply ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. The Mohawks believed that a terrible misfortune would befall anyone who spoke while crossing Saratoga Lake. An English lady did so purposely, and, after passing in safety, rallied her Indian boatman on his fears. His reply was prompt. Oh ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. or take them off somewhere where their condition would be difficult to ascertain. Her safest plan will be to entrust the care of them to kiader and more sympathetic natures than her own until they are old enough to make it clear to her ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. There is Mr Joyce, once premier, now partner in the noted house ot Russell and Allen. He hails from Cork, and was in a bank once. Now his balance at the hank must be considerable, and intensely agreeable to himself. There are the Misses ...

... charms and fascinations of London society for there he was a well-known figure and quite at home. Both he and Mr Plunket are described by the anonymous Foreign Resident” who some years ago electrified London society by his clever book upon its most prominent ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. ensuing the happy possesser of a health insurance ticket will be interred with full railway honours by the company, who have made satisfactory arrangements with the several cemeteiies in the neighbourhood of Dublin. It is to be distinctly ...