... laziness for a time. Before her marriage she had been in a good family as servant, and had saved a l:ittle money. This twenty or thirty pounds was in the savings bank. She drew part to keep the house together for a time, and then ‘“‘buckled to,” as she ...

... lambs for 3d per Ib. To kill a lamb is neither troublesome or costly. Every farmer should try it with one and weigh it after killing, and he will then see a saving of from 10s to 155 on each lamb killed, as well as having the “ail” and be sure of his meat ...

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... recitations from himseclf wpe friends, and snitable selections on the phonograph. At the conclusion of the programme Father Doyle addressed the children, and enwuraged them = continue to work hard at thewr catechi:m and to always try and nreserve their .- nocence ...

... 10 g g yalusble fieam or ; Butter of the Cocoa Jemoved. Instead of thoss yeu 'should economise by buying Try it at once, it will suit you, and save money. }‘..A peres. | WYNN’S HOTEL Lower Abbey St-eet, D'JBLIN. Proprietors, The Clarence 'lotels Co., Ltd ...

... Joseph Mumoy, ¢ lig Tree Court, Temple, E C, and ot ryrford, Surrey, barrister-at-law, a well-kaown poet and litterateur, who died uvn January 29th last, aged 81 years, leaving an estate of the gross value of [a5,567 las, of which the net personality hag ...

... things says that he wishes to impress on the youth of Ireland ¢that the United States is. not the piace 'where prosperity awaits the immigrant from the Emerald Isle, who comes without money and only a few friends before him who have enough to do to eke out ...

... John Connor attempted to save the lads, | prophecias will not be realised. You are but, becomine exhausted, had to relinquish | going to be beaten,” as if the object was his efforts. While playing in a culvert at) not to save Irelanq and to win Home Rule ...

... the will. We hope our United Irishwomen will use their organisation to preach this doctrine of Ireland a self-feeding coun. try. It is a national work in which they can co-operate with the men, to which with all the energy of wives and mothers they shoul ...

... It is well that this University is in_lrishmen's hands to mould as they will, It i}‘l;:ll that it must lbel.l::;h or‘ it dies, “ither it recognises Ire 's :ug\ime and with it the customs and games of the Gael, or else it comes to an end inglorious and ...

... Andy Kehoe, and Aidan Crean all try, ‘with Padraig Breen. M'Cormick, Lannigan, Neary, Kenny, and Lennon are too strong for them, and away they come and attack the Wexford posts, a “fifty free” rewarding them. This is saved. Now Sean Mhor takes a puck from ...

... ohtly organised, but died away when Eddie Doyle draws first -”' the counties vthxough blood for Knlkeljmy and Mooncoin. Like a ar 10 ey and the Nore put flash the scene is chnn{:,d, by Dublin, and s the LI (e for the loftiest in saving a drive by Walton ...