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An Sprid. A play in one act. One penny; by post, three halfpence.

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Irish Prose Composition. A series of articles reprinted from The Leader. By the Very Rev. Canon O’Leary, P.P. Sixpence net; by post, sevenpence.

The Trusty Vehicle of the Faith of the Gael. By the Rev. J. M. O’Reilly, Adm. Threepence net; by post, fourpence.

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