... Lawless, front the depot Roy.l F1ield Artilcey to the Henitzer =inmunuiioa columun. T1:esa oiii- cars are to join soer respetive units ill tin least possiblo delay. Sir. I. Willizams and r. H MAlore, civil sur- geons, foined at WVooli oh yesterday for duty wv-ith ...

... Liolgimi ?? iir e hit ibat oomt I a-'iciot iieec,a attiti ii c c ii ucictt to di.c the lvcmosi for )ente ATTITUD~t OF THE UNITED STATE:S. c\etmim'>n to. the `cNoe Yoik HenaccA c the e-dilor of it. Geonmuui nexsspcimaer Vet; see; a letter to Ma'r. fisjx ...

... results of Saitnr- day's matcehes in 'the first divion of the English, League: -Sheffield United 1, oltts County 1; Aston Villa 3, 'Derby County 2; Nse-vasttle United 2, Bury I1; Wolverhampton Wanderers 1. Manclhester C:itv 1; Stoke 2, Clossop 1; Burn3ly ...

... ar-as-coa-a by-canning LIte fierce of amnti- Aknn c'he ti-ic-'so ?? me~etnioz have cc-a naelo at JIolst, zt -0,nod Denver, Irishmen t~nxt -ra.-oc 0, - : 0beh. At- zbc former' ait ZD,-LshnsaA lrutseoats hiied tine anea~kets- I ?LORD ROBERTS AND THE, FIJPERIAL ...

... vs~ 5~-u5- pt-mot a-mong Ite. 'Nationalist ntatnbete t bet thm Bi-his~h conananidc-ra a: the seat of wet ?? to deativ all Irishmen -who arc upoe to) hei lau with te hoe enem, and MAr. Healy asked 'Mr. 'Wyndhiam whether itwsafc that, James Quin- IaIn, thle ...

... Balfour, ?? reply to MIr. W. Redmond, said negotiations wvere not pro- ceeding for the conclusion of a triple alliance of the United States, Great Britain, and Ger- rually. Sir William Hlarcourt resurmed the de- bate on Lord E. Fitz-nauricebs arnendanent ...

... y a nienber r sf the Eon-n Council of arits-izburg, requests me vno cend the following on behall of -himself sad brotb:cr Irishmen in Natal ?? Irishmea in Netal ?? support her Majesty's Government. (Cooeers and Niationalist counter cheers.) The a ipr-anecy ...

... cross-har. Scotland were noW ?? sevcrery. but thie s'hooting of thie filnwiard. axeas verv wveak. As thle a-ine wvent on the Irishmen | st(uak well to their guns, and a combined Tun by I them was finishedl op with Hopper scoring the first I goal for Ireland ...

... drunk anmid tremendous outbursts of cheering. 'The Rex-. Professor Bendeen, in proposing Sir Altrerl Milnier's heatlt, said Irishmen vrcie p-o- verbial for thle infiiite variety antdivevsitv 1, their opinions OIe every sllbjec noder t:'e sianr, but there ...

... forrmer editor of this newspaper, said ihe came ta ere fo drom-,n hi s hacrork, and he did sc , 'ith ali honour to he brave Irishmen who had breen fi-tinc the battles of the oountsy in South -ifie (Cheler. ) The toast wee dtly ILonoUred.4. ALd._ rmau the ...

... 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 ...

... E's A-ND SEASO0N doia T~~lNET HOLIERS. ?? vre TI' -,o V to -i~-Hc AELD, whio :'-Itrd-c.mdcc -what a ; V ?? u- OFpne ...