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... horne team had been only able to'lick the Irishmen by sixteen points to twelve. That's a little better, was the criticism of the Swan- sea crowd, who still do not care' to see Swanseai run too closely. The Irishmen (my down-line correspondent says) are ...
... 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 ...
... growth of the appetite for tea is beep• shown by the steady rise in the per- centage taken par head for the inhabitants of the United Kingdom and Ireland. In 1897 the (loan. tity per individual was 5 801 b., in 1898 5.861 b. last year it rose to 6.011 b. We ...
... toss und kicked off ih end against wind and sun at once the aggressive and following Rers from line Indifferent’ tome ground Irishmen dribbled to centre Llewellyn found touch passing started by Jones and Trew Went fully yards and free followed well and drop ...
... Western nMail The DAILY TVLEGRAPS special war telegrms . and' letters are copyright both in Gi-eat Britaie aolds i'n the United States of America. . . CAbf, NORTH' dHmEvEEL, ;st gi Sunday, December 17. n There is courage and merit in openly speak- as ...
... for which (interstate's of Irishmen have longed England's present position is one of embarrassment awl even peril. It is as grave as it has been unexpected. Are we not to seize the , chance which it would afford a united party of winning for our own ...
... shoulder and lighting for the mother country; not only Englishmen. Scotsmen, Irishmen. hut men from Cauacia, front Australia, from New Zea. land, al recogineing one sovereign, and united by one common interest. determination to maintain the supremacy of the ...
... six naval will act with the Brigiie Division the troops mentions i in the proceeding paragraph moved v position remaining units and bag- will be packed in deep form-irion ire lines fnem? north to day's tillery position POSITION THE There other details ...
... extract : Piti:sdelphia, Pa, Sept. 4, 10.90. To the a. l.frotoi Organimr.ow 'ltrotbers,—lt a unit profaned gratituAt and unalloyel happiness that we, the united va .tof the cent retire I the melt of our to be a complete sued pert set anion upon a bane of ...
... Englishmen for going to fight the battle which the nation had made its own (cheers). And not only were Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen bound together hand ib hand in this great enterprise, but we were delighted to welcome the representatives of our great ...
... present week a series of temperance meetings have been held at the Town flail, Denbigh, under the auspices of the Denbigh United Temperance Society. The proceedings were conducted principally in Welsh, bat English speakers were announced for the first ...
... a aide* . Chided Kingdom to Greed Britain and Ireland. 't'he phrase United Kougdom wit, he declared, nothieg but a tyrant's lie. and should only be recognised by Irishmen for the purpose of rep dieting The Prow lemociation states test the welted ...