Malahide

For the last eighteen months the pair had been established at a well-managed private hotel in Lincoln Square, Bayswater, W. "Malahide" was a flourishing concern; two substantial houses had been thrown into one; the rooms were spacious, clean, and adequately furnished; the food was plain but abundant.

The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma 1884

Paltry -- no; to him it represented a huge and unattainable fortune; there wasn't a soul from whom he could borrow; not from the Tebbs, nor the Tremenheeres, and his associates at "Malahide" were, with one detestable exception, as poor as himself.

The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma 1884

The inmates of "Malahide" have received honourable mention, but nothing has been said of Mrs. Malone, the proprietress, who kept the establishment running, as it were, on well-oiled wheels.

The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma 1884

Among other patrons at "Malahide" were two quiet, polite little

The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma 1884

Among its various advantages, "Malahide" was within a few minutes 'walk of "the Grove," and "Underground," a situation which appealed to men in business and to women whose chief occupation was shopping.

The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma 1884

But in the sky of Douglas Shafto's existence dark and threatening clouds were gathering; the largest of these was a haunting fear that his mother intended to marry her admirer, Manasseh Levison -- the prosperous dealer in furniture and antiquities, a wealthy man, who owned, besides his business, a fine mansion at Tooting; this he had closed after the death of Mrs. Levison, when he had repaired to "Malahide" for society and distraction -- bidden there by his lively old friend, Mrs. Moses

The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma 1884

Opposite that row of shops on Marino Parade, near where the Clontarf and Malahide roads meet.

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The arts in this country are a glorious garden, Malahide said.

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Dublin was unusually sunny and warm last week when the High Level Task Force on the global food security crisis held a consultation at the Malahide resort just north of the city.

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Dublin was unusually sunny and warm last week when the High Level Task Force on the global food security crisis held a consultation at the Malahide resort just north of the city.

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