Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 12, 2025
During the nineties there were a number of efforts made to organize working-women in Chicago. Some unions were organized at Hull House, where Mrs. Alzina P. Stevens and Mrs. Florence Kelley were then residents. Mrs. Robert Howe, Dr. Fannie Dickenson, Mrs. Corinne Brown, Mrs. T.J. Morgan, Mrs. Frank J. Pearson, Mrs. Fannie Kavanagh and Miss Lizzie Ford were active workers.
You should remember you are a woman, and not a child that people will talk about what you do if you go on in this mad way. Do you ever see Mrs. Kavanagh or her daughter do any of these things?" Sheila had let go his hand: her eyes were still turned toward the ground.
"If you can start where your grandfather is leaving off, you ought to be something big over in your country before you die!" "I'm not interested in politics, Mr. Kavanagh, nor in my grandfather's quarrels with you." "I am, though! Interested enough to advise you to keep to your own side of that river!" "I'll admit that you have the right to advise your daughter about the friends she makes.
Good liquor's too scarce for that," cried another. "Brandy is a great improvement, when you have it, for all that," maintained Kavanagh.
After the skirmish which was fatal to poor Binks, and in which Grady effected his clever capture, the convoy had not been annoyed, save now and then by a distant shot which fell short; but in the afternoon of the day that Kavanagh got his information about Harry Forsyth, such as it was, out of the man Grady had taken prisoner, bullets fell closer again.
While the nobles were still in England, feted by Henry in his royal palace of Greenwich, renouncing their Irish names to become English earls and barons, the Ulster chief, protesting that he would never again take the name of O'Neill, but content himself with the title of Earl of Tyrone; while O'Brien was being created Earl of Thomond; McWilliams, Earl of Clanricard; O'Donnell, Earl of Tyrconnell; Kavanagh, Baron of Ballyann; and Fitzpatrick, Baron of Ossory; the clans at home, hearing in due time of those real treasons, were concerting plans for making their lords repent of their weakness or treachery, and for administering to them due punishment on their return.
To English notions this might have been conclusive against Donald's title, but to the Irish, among whom the electoral principle was the source of all chieftainry, it was not so. A large proportion of the patriotic Leinstermen what might be called the native party adhered to Donald Kavanagh, utterly rejecting the title derived through the lady Eva.
Why, when we were rowing, you did not like that, and said you would sooner be doing any work on your legs." "But I didn't mean this; why, I have cut two pairs of boots to pieces against these here sharp rocks since we began it." "Ay," said Kavanagh, "but you had already worn-out some of your garments at the other game, so it was only considerate to give the feet a chance."
Women of Christianity, by Julia Kavanagh. Printed and Published by W. and R. CHAMBERS, High Street, Edinburgh. Also sold by W.S. ORR, Amen Corner, London; D.N. CHAMBERS, 55 West Nile Street, Glasgow; and J. M'GLASHAN, 50 Upper Sackville Street, Dublin.
For half a minute the skipper was mad enough to kill the unconscious sailor with his hands and feet; but Mother Nolan and Mary Kavanagh together were equal to the task of holding him and bringing him to a glimmering of reason. Mother Nolan's tongue did not spare him, even as her fingers had not spared poor, loyal Bill Brennen's whiskers. "Would ye be murderin' him?" she cried.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking