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... IRISH SOCIETY ness by the entire congregation. The amens” at the end of the prayers were decidedly peculiar, owing to the several different ideas entertained by every separate member of the choir as to the key thereof, let alone the harmonies 1 However ...
... distributed the prize to the successful speakers of the society. Miss Jeannic Rogers (whom we might almost claim as a townswoman of our own), has ac scoring very heavily in the English provinces as “Cicefv” in Marjorie.” This gifted young artist who is ...
... IRISH SOCIETY. were guilty of the assault, but the magistrate, in the plenitude of his power, discharged them, at the same time remarking that any of them (meaning the members of the Salvation Army, whom he described a ‘greater nuisance than those young ...
... IRISH SOCIETY The Ducheas of Leinster h sojourning for the Whitoun recess at Brighton. MrH Vlnoent Jackson, Mrs Vincent Jackson, family, and suite, have left 12 Merrion Square for Galtrim, Bray, for the summer. The Lord Bishop of Limerick has left the ...
... IRISH SOCIETY. its rise among men some forty years ago, it has had time enough now to make a very visible mark upon one half of the nation, and we hope that twenty years more will make it customary, instead exceptional, for girl to know the use of the ...
... never rises above its own trashy level Irish Society has, we are glad to say, found its way into almost every home in Dublin, besides having secured large and steadily increasing circulation in the provinces, and it is, consequently, one of the very best ...
... IRISH SOCIETY. The Lord Mayor Dublin has built for himself another beautiful mansion facing the sea at Bray. It is in the pointed style of architecture, and needless to say is replete with all modern improvements and all the good attributes to be seen ...
... thither by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. They have been taken from brutal parents, whose neglect had brought them to the verge of the grave ; but, thanks to the tender nursing of the staff sisters, and lIIiSB SOCIETY. the assiduous ...
... IRISH SOCIETY, pace was better than her manueis, and who showed the vulgar strain in her pedigree very much as Signora Yrvanti showed her peasant ancestry. The season was not a good one, and in the face of a hard frost Mr. Sefton had nothing to do but ...
... Irish Society. JUNE 7. 1890. crest of the Monjos de Peneranda, set in rubies, emeralds, turquoise, and other precious stones. It is rumoured that the sailor son of the Prince of Wales is engaged to the Princess Clementine, daughter of King Leopold of ...
... iBlSh SOCIETY. hands, and simply frolicked the ball all over the place to the discomfiture of their adversaries. Occasionally Captain Oswald caused diversion by carrying the ball right down the ground and through the coal posts by two or three brilliant ...
... IRISH SOCIETY dispersed, all agreeing they had enjoyed themselves immensely. One of the most successful dances of the season was given by Mrs F. F. Tarleton on Friday evening, the 16th inst., at her residence 8 Lower Pembroke Street. The rooms were tastefully ...