Donahoe's Magazine, Volume 15, No. 3, March 1886

"God bless you, father, for the kindly word. Yis, I'm comin' back to my duty with His help, and I thank Him this day, and His blessed Mother, and blessed St. Patrick, that they...

"History repeats itself. Fifty years ago English parties found themselves in the presence of difficulties similar to those by which they are confronted to-day. The general elect...

For the rest let all take care to obtain merit with the great Mother of God by special homage and devotion during this time. For we wish this sacred Jubilee to be under the patr...

THE NEW SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.--New York _Evening Post_: Probably the most difficult place of all to fill was the Irish secretaryship. Considering the fate which has overtaken t...

And now, as we have let these poems chiefly speak for themselves, enough has been said. We do not hesitate to add in conclusion, that those among us with pretensions to literary...

There were no services, but each boy sent a flower to be placed upon the coffin of his friend. After all, what did it matter that Little Joe was dead?

SAINT ISBERGA, (_Itisberga_), a hermit virgin near Aire in Artois, afterwards abbess; 21st of May, about 770. As daughter of Pepin and sister of Charlemagne, she is often repres...

The _Boston Herald_ gives us a fair history of the ancient and honorable Charitable Irish Society, which we cheerfully reproduce:--Within a few weeks, probably at the annual mee...

The evidences of fine discipline and military bearing given by the first Irish regiment, the Ninth Infantry, organized in Massachusetts, and which, when it went to the front sus...

HELP THE PRISONERS.--Father Kehoe of St. Joseph's Cathedral, Columbus, Ohio, who has charge of the Ohio State Penitentiary, appeals through the _Columbian_ to those blessed with...

MOSES is not only represented raising the brazen serpent in the desert to cure those who had been bitten by the reptiles (Num. xxi. 6-9), but also casting his rod on the ground,...

This is a sombre and massive edifice. After passing a huge gateway, I entered a large courtyard, which was ornamented with big, flowering plants and Indian laurels. Fifty or six...

Pen Sketches of Irish Literateurs. III. Thomas Davis. 209 Southern Sketches. XVIII. Havana. 215 Our Gaelic Tongue. 222 A Chapter of Irish History in Boston. 223 Interest:--Savin...

Beginning P. 289, "Notes on Current Topics" through the end of the text, the original placed minor (shorter) thought breaks between each separate entry, including single paragra...