... Xcr»on»ne«s. Ac. lam glad abl** to atate that from the list he derived great benefit from the use of your Appliances, and which speaks in terms of the highest praise. (Rfv.) M. B._Rot.o. HA. QPINAL WEAKNESS Ac, Ac. O The Medical Hall. Enniskillen, -Novcmltcr ...

... there simp) and solely honour to the men who rose in armed resurrection against her grandfather applause 11. Air Mackey, speaking in respect to the remarks of the chairman, said they all the necessity for unity the present tune, not only in Ireland and ...

... expressions of adm ration from the specie ors is that adopted D e Junior Conatitntional. The facade of this hmlding wav, broadly speaking, harmonioi> ...

... MAT.VOOTH I’NION THAT IT HAS TAKEN WARMI.T EX-MAT- NOOIII STUDENTS THE CHEAT REPUBLIC OF TUB WEaT. And take tlie liberty to speak, not merely for the Republic of the West, but for all the colonies in the British Empire in w’hich our young priests, former ...

... used notable occasion his Groci the Archbishop of Dublin, when declared that ** in ordinary degree M lynonth may claim to speak in too uaui* the Irish priesthood and of the Irish Church ; here the spirit of that priesthood and that Church is found refl ...

... perform they all appeared satisfied (laughter). But I see I wandering from the subject. This is not the time or the place to speak the kindness and generosity of our friends. I may do so on another occasion and I may add that it is so ony when one is in ...

... Nervouanea*. Ac. !.i:n !•« ab'e atu’c lhal from the lust he Ic'ivcfl benefit fro'o the use of your Appliances, m.l of which be speak* in terms of the btßbvst praiae. (Rrv.) M. R. Hot.o. M A. JPINAL WEAKNESS Ac, * ...

... arrangement, -and it might seoni even wanting in reverence, and view this grave aspect of the case there r-uoiacr 1 that! may speak as comparatively >or want of a suitable chapel the inmate of the Orphanage and the Christum Brothers who were charge oi them ...

... Bishops now set forth, with completeness which leaves no room for cavilling or for criticism, the conditions which they, speaking as the authoritative leaders and representatives their 00-religioniste, would be willing see embodied sny measure establishing ...

... dark-haired, and the people in Clare Island were least inch shorter than the people of Inmsturk. speaking of Irish was rather on the decline, many of the ! people speaking English because they spoke Irish badly. Then- were good many aged people in- the Island ...

... very welcome and grateful to the Catholic people of this island for whom our distinguished Episcopacy are so well entitled to speak. Coming at it does from the organ of the moat extreme section of the old Ascendancy Party, it marks a healthy affluence of ...

... constable tried get up, but waa unable and rolled om. Witness helped him to hi* feet, and asked him was m»ch hurt. He was unable speak. She went with him to St*. t{on Earlier the evening she saw the few prisoners in Denr.iJle-Une. They were drunk and tho had ...