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…
IRELAND FOR EVER
By George A. Birmingham I Lord Dunseverick picked his way delicately among the pools and…
HIS GIRL
By George A. Birmingham There were thirty or forty officers in the lounge of the…
HER RIGHT
By George A. Birmingham Mrs. Jocelyn was generally considered a clever woman. Her husband respected…
GETTING EVEN
By George A Birmingham The battalion awaited its orders to embark for France. A feeling…