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The great bulk of the command, however, stood by O'Neill; until about midnight, when a large scow attached to a steam tug approached the Canadian shore and took the whole of the remaining forces on board.
With Polly, O'Neill the case was different, she had no money and was not particularly good looking, it was simply that the intensity of her emotions would always, whether as a woman or child, make her a force for good or evil.
The volunteer method having failed thus ignominiously, Essex was made officially Governor of Ulster, and supplied with troops; for the O'Neills were now threatening, and the Deputy, Fitzwilliam, was inactive. Tirlogh O'Neill and his kinsman Sir Brian were very promptly brought to submission. In the south Desmond, between threats and promises, was persuaded to resume an air of loyalty.
The time had not come when it would be prudent to be more definite, but he might say that Mr. O'Neill was trying to arrange a happy and enviable future for his daughter, and therefore he wished her to return home to prepare for it. "Does that mean marriage?" said the Reverend Mother. "It may be so. I am not quite prepared to . . ." "And that a husband has already been found for her?"
Percival Brooks, and had asked John O'Neill if once again he recognized the paper. "'Certainly, sir, said John unhesitatingly, 'that is the one the undertaker found under my poor dead master's pillow, and which I took to Mr. Percival's room immediately. "Then the paper was unfolded and placed before the witness. "'Now, Mr. O'Neill, will you tell me if that is your signature?
In the South of Ireland the young Earl of Desmond was in a particularly strong position, but, unfortunately, he was personally weak and vacillating, and by playing off the Earl of Ormond against him Elizabeth was able to keep him in subjection to England, to use him against Shane O'Neill, and to prevent him from taking part in a national or religious confederation.
He held this office until the admission of Nevada into the Union, when he was elected a Senator from the new State for the term ending in 1871. 425, 457. CHARLES O'NEILL was born in Philadelphia, March 21, 1821. Having graduated at Dickinson College, and studied law, he was admitted to the bar in 1843. He served five years in the House of Representatives and Senate of Pennsylvania.
The "glow" did happen to be on at that time, and naturally he did not desire to be interrupted. In the same Pennsylvania delegation there were two members named Charles O'Neill and Leonard Myers, who were very short in stature. For some reason or other, some wag dubbed them "Kelley's ponies."
At first my aunt listened with amazement, and then she laughed outright. "So you've heard that story, have you? Mary O'Neill," she said, with a thump of her flat iron, "I'm surprised at you." I asked if she thought it wasn't true. "How do I know if it's true? And what do I care whether it is or isn't? Young men will be young men, I suppose."
He folds his hands, eh? thin, waxen hands, clasping in piety upon his counterpane, eh? He will wear the air of a thin saint and bless me in a beautiful voice? Am I right? Am I right?" She forced her questions into his face, leaning forward in a quick violence. "Goodness knows!" said O'Neill. "I shouldn't wonder." She nodded at him with tight lips. "I know," she said. "I know. I have him by heart."
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