... the party passed through. As they reached the other side they heard the command given in a loud voice: ''Previent arms! Ti fire company, and a troop of militia were drawn up in line before tho station. Louie Napideo.ri put a good face on the matter, and ...

... in the horse of the Derca, and Carbri of the Liffey and his host surrounded the palace, intent on slaying L-thee, throwins fire-brands over the roof to burn us withm the walls. I bade thee sit at the feast, and sallied forth myself to tome them. Heavy ...

... it, and sing songs about it—what is it, nine times out of ten, but murder in uniform ?—Jerrold. Temperance puts wood on the fire, meal in the barrel, flour in the tub, money in the purse, credit in the country, contentment in the house, clothes on the ...

... we possessed very few of the vices of most schoolboys. We never meant harm. What, if we set Jer. Brien's fine furze ditch on fire! What's the good of furze? A oundle of thorns and dirty, yellow blossoms. Then it's no secret that furze is the natural enemy ...

... might as well be home in bed if he remains outside the range f hostile fire. At Gravelotte brave old Wilhelm for a good hour sat on his horse Imo , r an intermittent shell-fire was only when the rifle bullets came along with the shells, and when one ...

... over, gather around the great fires which have been lighted in the stoves or brasiers placed there for the occasion ; it is a weird scene, the men looking like goblins assembled in the darkness on a field of ice to guard the enchanted palace. The doors ...

... Bazaine at Berlin, and tell him that the cannon were being fired from the Inva!ides as a salute in honour of the victory. One day, when we had pushed his bed close to the window, he saw tho National Guards assembling on the avenue. What are those troops doing ...

... his was a form of temptation not easy to run away from, and the new life had been worse than the old. ihe dreaded prairie fires had swept. over that part of the word, leaving a muntht of dreariness behind: but the hrieht October sunshine shone across ...

... them until they reached the door which he had closed ; but as a heavy rap sounded he sprang up and went forward. An armed guard was outside. hat is it ? asked the little shoemaker of the Rue Pascarin. The sergeant pushed his way into the room anu drew ...

... Pacific Hotel, some years ago, by a young waiter in whom he recognised Count von Groeben, a former officer of the HuirArs of the Guard, which tae Emperor commanui.: in person prior to his accession to the throne. The Count had come over to this country for the ...

... Irish National Teachers' Organizatic DINGLE BRANCH ADDRESS BY H. P. COURTNEV, C.E.O fire Quarterly Meeting on Saturday was lar attend: (l by the members. Mr H. Courtney, by invitation, attottiled on be ut the Central Executive Committee. the Chairman ...

... after this letter was written Arica° writes thus of a brave old man, whose fame had passed long before to distant Lands— - Or guards gl'lbernisi, appresso it piano, vino due squadre eil Conte di Childera, Mena la pinna e'il Conte die Desmonda, Da fieri monti ...