... ourselves to act in accordance with the principles of that organisation until such time as the aspirations of liberty-loving Irishmen are fully realised?' Ulhat, owing to the great ?? in the prices of agricultural produce, the tenant farmers of thia country ...

... Junior Cup, at Sydney Parade. This Jay-Scotla-nd v England. at EFin- burgh. THE HOSPITALS' CUP. The general meeting of the United qosqiita~s was held in the Wicklow Hotel on Wedneday, at 8 o&clock. Dr Heustorn in the chair. The following ofiicerS were ...

... threatening weather the Irish' tourists met the 'Welsh metropolitans at-.the 3: Cardiff Arms Park on.Monday aferhoon. As' the, Irishmen had given .Swansea,' such. an excellent gaite on Christmas Day, when. they sedred twelve points to sixteen, it - was expected ...

... West Brom-wich 2, Aston Villa 1; Stoke 1, Liver- I pool 2; Blackburn Rovers 0, Newcastle United 0; Notts Forest 2, Sheffield United 0. Vale of Dee;5, Bon-Aocord United 3-At Torry. The Vale of Dee are open for Saturday first and further dates, Third class ...

... PETERHEAD v. VICTORIA UNITED. e These teams net in a friendly fixture in the fR ecreation Park, Peterhead, on Saturday. The I weather -was fine, and there was a good turnout of spectators. Mr A. Cordiner was referee. e Victoria United kicked off towards ...

... the Welsh forwards for their magnificeat play, att bo;h in the sarrom and in the open. Nocl quarter, ill was riven by the Irishmen when it caine to l, what Baocroft described as short range. Those thi two giints-the brothers' Ryan-used every ra otice of ...

... Anasn. 1. At Duenfries. u Corinthiansi Punsfriesl, 3 geale; ]5chmabem, 3. At F Durnfries , ?? Volursteers, 4 goals: Rosdield United. 2. SOUT=a n; Conarres CUP (SECOsc ROuNe).-Dlnm- . fri:r, 7 goals; Vale of Dryfe, 0. At Lockerbie. 1 St |Jueer-ToNre v. APa#smtE ...

... Jonston1 (Sheffield United), Holt (P-ead- ing), Need-ba- (Sheffield United), half-backs; Turnmr ?? and C~unliffe (Portmnoth), ria-t winr; ?? 0. Smithl (Corinthi-ans), captain, cent~as; Sagar (Burnlev) and Priest (Sheffield United), left wing, forwards ...

... when Woods, from a beautiful centre, hendod a gos2t far them. The United, however, played up with -1 great dash5 and at the end of something less than. 20 minutes Priest equalleed: The United were now pressing. and Priest sent in a fist shot which Thompson ...

... was chiefly owing to his maagnificent I ?? that United were beaten by 2 goals to D. Notts Cuanty, hy their defeat at Newcastle, drop from1 third to sixth position in the League table, and New- castle United and Liverpool are bracketed fnr third place, but ...

... ATH1JETIrCS AND CYCLING. I THlE ENGLIS-R1 CHAM-IPIONGSHIPS. ' DEPARTURE OF THE IRI-SHMEN. Jast night Messrs Horgan and Lsechy, of the I Irivh teoin, jeft thle North Val1 for London. in ord2r to ?? in the Intercational. CIhan- piongsips pt .atlmfoud Bridge ...

... rnd in addition numbered .'e~ield United amongst their pros- l- have, however, been scarcely uc-e e-.pected them to at home, and ir, nee over-confident regarding -n the naximur numbrer of poinrrs ill or the United. Nettingbhama ve'r stronglyv jst now ...