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In the midst of these the Southerner picked up idly a piece of wrapping-paper. Upon it was pencilled a wavering scrawl: Bleeding has broke out again. Can't stop it. Struve shot me and left me for dead ten miles back. I didn't kill the guard or know he meant to. Neill handed the paper to the ranger, who read it through, folded it, and gave it back to the other. "Keep that paper. We may need it."
E.D. Neill comments: "Millions of bushels of wheat from the region west and north of Lake Superior pass every year ... through the ship canal at Sault Ste. Marie."
Generals Neill and Grant reviewed their brigades, and then Generals Howe and Wright reviewed their divisions, and last of all, General Sedgwick had a grand review of the whole corps, which was a very splendid affair. The weather became again mild and agreeable. Pontoons were arriving and there were many indications that we must soon leave our comfortable quarters.
"The effort has afforded me much amusement, and it will be still more agreeable, if they will in any way contribute to a better knowledge of the subject. "I remain, Sir, "Your most obedient servant, "J. NEILL. "Albany, King George's Sound, "Western Australia." On receiving this most valuable and interesting collection, I referred the part relative to the Fish to my excellent friend, Dr.
Neill, the President's private secretary, states that between three and four o'clock of this day he had occasion to seek the President to procure his signature to a paper. "I found," says Mr. Neill, "that he had retired to the private parlor of the house for lunch. While I was looking over the papers on his table, to see if I could find the desired commission, he came back, eating an apple.
I met him last night at the 'Horse and Saddle. 'Grand doings at the Big House, they're telling me, says Johnny. 'I won't say no, I says. 'It'll be a proud day for the grand-daughter of Neill the Lord when she's mistress of Castle Raa, says Johnny. 'Maybe so, I says, 'but it'll be a prouder day for Castle Raa when she sets her clane little foot in it."
Richmond, an engraving from which is here given. He then took his last leave of his uncle, and of the cousins who had been so dear to him ever since the old days of daily meeting in childhood; and Miss Neill, then a permanent invalid, notes down: 'On December 13, I had the happiness of receiving the Holy Communion from dear Coley Patteson, and the following morning I parted from him, as I fear, for ever.
Every species of indignity and of plunder was inflicted upon these hapless, but faithful Highlanders in vain; a "monster," as he is termed, "bearing the stamp of human appearance, named Sir Neill Campbell," in vain chased the poor inhabitants to the hills, and there exhibited acts of cruelty too shocking to be related.
That job was done by men who hated the dagoes hated 'em because they were rival claimants for the range. It's nonsense to attempt to fasten it on men like Neill Ballard. The men who did that piece of work are well-known stock-owners." "I reckon that's so." "Well, now, who's going to convict them? I can't do it. I'm going to pull out as soon as I can put my books in shape, and you'd better go too."
Ciaran, who possessed the spirit of prophecy, replied "You shall go first to Meath where you will found a famous church in the territory of Ibh Neill and there you will remain for forty years. You shall be driven thence into exile and you will return to Munster wherein will be your greatest and most renowned church."
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