... all lrish riflemen were most deeply inte- sected, namely, the exclusion of Irishmen from the Qulren's Prize. TJie facts mentioned in the report ill tistiatci, iirst-that Irishmen generally were not treated with fnirsless at Wimbledon; and also that thle ...

... 22 hours more to walk. a THE FORTNIGHTLY CLUB. L A meeting of this club was held last nightwhen 5 the Hon. B. Burrowe^, the United States Consul at Dublin, read an interesting pa per on The 3 Irish in America. Beginning by referring to the . vast numbers ...

... fact that Irish football and its merits were practically u known in England. Every preparation had been made to give the Irishmen a hearty welcome on the occasion of this their first introduction to English players. The wenther certain4 could hardly have ...

... this celebrated and msagnificent in- V titution, so anoi2ouly loolced forward to by the sporting community throughout the United Kingdom, has at 0 ength made its appearance. As usual its characteristic y features are unbounded liberality, novel inventions ...

... time has the prospects of old Bal- lybar ben bighter. Union is etrength, and upon one subject, at least-sporting-all Irishmen are united. Men of every political shade sink differences and join in pro- moting field sports, for which our countryhas been long ...

... glorious sight to British Sportsmen, and one which no astist's brash could truthfully depict or pen faithfully record. To Irishmen, in an especial manner, have these plains an old, standing, and everlasting charm, for it was over their green sward that ...

... of WY. 2 will be found in our advertising columns 'Tne 3 meeting adjourned to Friday, the 12th. inst., at one at o'clock, IRISHMEN IN CANADA AND THE MATER 2 MISERICORDML4 HOSPITAL 3 The following isone out of a large number of letters receivedat the Mater ...

... loncerani the big captain's champilon to a hedi st Saiidown, was-too in very strong demand. Coupat,. tively speakiing. the -two Irishmen started at long prices. Tho, going -was somewhat holding, ar d thi was particulary so out in the country between tile flags ...

... Ballard ?? ?? 176 Total ?? .. 1845 Total. ?? ?? 1873 Majority for America ?? .. 5B Here we have a inatch between the 10 Irishmen left in for final competition for places in the Cen- tennial Team and 10 Americans who seek the same honour under the flag ...

... wearying patience. Of course it the Irishmen had been good enough to practise even a little, they might have been prepared for these windy vagaries. But we tell no tales when we say that the first shots fired by the Irishmen as a team were fired on Monday; ...

... In ?? negotiations which have been conducted without intermission during the past week England and Austria. has presented a united and unbroken front, whilst Russia has been completely isolated. The representatives of Franc, Italy, andr even Germany, hare ...

... cl te prize, the i adios' Plate, the fir-t and oniet ix n- woni by Irishmen; however, next year we b p t-ee is this club put in an appearance at this. thc pr- -,le a gattaof the United Kingdom. The l)'lin Rowing uClut, are indirectly zepresctl by thiL ...