An Extract of Reflection

By “THE MAN IN THE STREET.” XLII While I was looking over a file of “The Ulster Echo” for 1892, to refresh my memory regarding the Uls...

By “THE MAN IN THE STREET.” XLI If the riots of ’86 were a revelation of savagery and brutality on the part of the people and, I will a...

By “THE MAN IN THE STREET.” XL My mind and my inquiries are still associated with 1886. I have now to refer to one of the darkest of th...

Our homes in these Western Islands, the land of the brave and the free, Are encompassed by mountains and rivers, and valleys delightful...

Last year I made a little visit to Templepatrick graveyard which is on the seaward side of the road from Donaghadee to Millisle. Although...

By “THE MAN IN THE STREET.” XXXIX “The earth moves, nevertheless,” Galileo reported to have said after he had compulsorily declared to ...

Out on the battlefield, thickly strewn with dead! Ere the twilight fades to night, a soldier sinks to rest; Hush! he speaks, tho’ low ...