George A. Birmingham – Biography
George A. Birmingham was the pen name of James Owen Hannay (16 July 1865 –…
THE SECOND BASS
By George B. Birmingham “Be careful, Bates,” said Miss Willmot; “we don’t want your neck…
THE MERMAID
By George A. Birmingham We were on our way home from Inishmore, where we had…
The Bands of Ballyguttery
By George A. Birmingham THE Wolfe Tone Republican Club has its headquarters at Ballyguttery. Its…
SIR TIMOTHY’S DINNER-PARTY
By George A. Birmingham Mr. Courtney, the R.M., was a man of ideas, and prided…
SIR GALAHAD
By George A. Birmingham The order, long expected and eagerly desired, came at last. The…
OUR CASUALTY
By George A. Birmingham There is not in the whole British Isles a more efficient…
OLD BIDDY AND THE REBELS
By George A. Birmingham The other servants—there were four of them—spoke of her as “the…
JOURNEY’S END
By George A. Birmingham I had a long journey before me, and I looked forward…
UNITED IRELAND
By George A. Birmingham “I’ll say this for old MacManaway, an honester man never lived…
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