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Adam, Biblical father of the human race, was called "that weakling," and Mother Eve "an angel," last week at Belfast, Ireland, by their suppositious descendant Viscountess Astor, famed "First Woman M. P." tireless exhalter of women over...
Said Lady Astor to the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Ireland, an appreciative audience...
Died. Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, 82, Marquess of Lansdowne, famed British statesman since the Gladstone ministry; after a short illness, at New Haven, near Clonmel, Ireland...
...presence in this country of a highly selected group of British students, capable of using productively the best we have to give them and stimulating their American teachers and fellow students their best efforts. All of the Commonwealth Fellows are graduates or recognized universities of England, Scotland, Wales, or Ireland. Harvard Alumni Bulletin...
Hundreds of red-cheeked British women carried their "brollies" (umbrellas) around the golf links at Newcastle, in County Down, Ireland, last week. A few of them pursued small white balls over the humid turf, for the women's championship of Great Britain was in progress...