... and good feet, and has unrivalled action. This horse's stock (and they are very numerous) speak for themselves. The Farriers' Cassias of August 4th, 1894, speaking of Bray show, says— We take leave to say Mr Shore' s Cleveland 'Bay was better calculated ...

... rity of ere in Central Finsbury, and who considers his election as entitling him in some sense to speak for India. Mr. Justin MCarthy was there. speaking in mild tones and with bland, calm smile for the now tspectant Home Rulers; leasing Mr. Redmond to ...

... * * * Stand to our guns is a common phrase among Rathdrum Guardians. **** * * * Quietness reigns supreme--comparatively speaking—at the meetings of the South Dublin Guardians- - as sure as eggs is eggs. ...

... il• ***** I note that my old friend, Mr. R. J. Mecredy, editor of the Irish Cyclist, speaks of a marine-scape. Is this usual? I know that seascape is. ...

... Mr Cogan stood up to speak to the chairman. Mr Doyle (jumping up from his seat)—Here, speak out what you have got to say ; don't think to humbug the board with your bunkering in the corner. Don't go behind anybody's back to speak, but pitch it out like ...

... TERMS POST FREE. 16 Clare Street (Marion Square), The gentleman who has the widest experience of newspaperdom in Ireland, speaks most flatteringly of this journal you have now in your hand. • ...

... ** ***** That the filthy condition of the street near the Bridge Hotel, is highly creditable, and speaks well for the Urban Council, the surveyor, and the contractor. That the Abbey-street end of Wentworthplace is the most ill-kept, dirty, and neglected ...

... spoiled his case by stating that he had told the constable he had no right to speak to him as if be was a common person, while he seemed to think that he had a right to speak to and treat the constable as roughly as be pleased; but the magistrates showed ...

... battery to the removal of • nevoid tumour from the twine, to which Pik W. Thomson referred in bis recent letter in The Men. He speaks of it. surgked application in very high terms, observing that this coctrivanoe, which enables one to carry stores of powerful ...

... own who hair had .mits. %cry fanny experiences. Today I was speaking to an officer of one of our }waiy batteries. lie said they were being annoyed by a German gun (this was hill way of speaking of a four day bombard mam), and an airman was sent up to take ...

... who has the widest Printed and Published every Saturday perience of newspaperdom in Ireland, Morning, by MoPium. Proprietor, speaks most flatteringly of this journal you at the County Printing Works, Main have now in your hand. Street, Wioklow. ...

... were wilt for who arrived there at about two o'clock in the morning. Eagers's wound were deemed. but he was still unable to speak. Wednesday. Head. constable 111`Ciauran, Wicklow, visited pLtee and trade a careful examination of the locality where the moult ...