... 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 ...

... inevitable, bow could they consistently vote for an amendment which sssnmed that the war could have been avoided? The policy might units that patty, but it was calculated to throw doubt in Europe upon the union of the country. But the people, maintained, were ...

... lav's fighting wail the brilliant :attack made by the Irish Brig, de on the strong Boer positions best. Neithorpe. I he Irishmen last heavily from the cr)sa tire from the strong Doer positions. It is observed that the Boer heavy guns between Buller's ...

... ON WAR. A meeting of the United Irish League W 1414 held in Stratford Town Hall the other night. Mr. William Redmond, M. P., .peaking on a resolution pledging support to the United rish party, said Irishmen were now united for ever, and if they were ...

... A series of free kicks followed, chifley in Ireland's favour, Dm with- out gaining any distinct result. At half-time the Irishmen were near the goal line. Score : — Wales, nil ; Ireland, nil. Wales started the second half, and immediately pressed from ...

... of fact, however, nearly -a many, if not more of the Irishmen dine in Strangers' Room. There is one tabie there which is filled with Irishmen at six o clock on m nst evenim \ • for some of the Irishmen carry to London : >e customs of provincial Irelaud ...

... past Wales had suffered in tome degree through this isolation, they could take this tor Wales : that in no other part of tho United Kingdom v/ould they tiud more people who, hy their natural gifts, were ?? to tase advantage of the oppoitunitiea which were ...

... fellow. The bench considered the ease proved, and fined the prisoner £2, or days imprisonment. Of the many distingniahed Irishmen who bare made Britain their home, few, rery few, hare been more popular than Lord Rnsscll, Killowen, whose death last week ...

... containing repreaentative names iv Denbigh, Henllan, Rathin, Wrexham, and Holt. MANIFESTO OF THE WREXHAM UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. The Wrexham Branch of the United Irish Lsagne haa issued a manifesto to the Irish voters of the Deuoigh Pcroov.ha, of which the following ...

... which has proved that Ireland in imineisely overtaxed ; it has evaded a pledge it gave in this matter, though Ireland is united in a demand foe redrms. It has done something, but very little. with respect to the nun:wow material reforms, which are rhaps ...

... superb detente helped the Forest to a splendid struggle.— Newcastle United v. Wolvernampton ‘Vantlercre : Up to • certain nein% the &ndereii held their own at Newcastle, but the United warted themselves in the second balf, and won by 3-1. Liverpool v. ...

... Africa, the Irishmen of Bloemfontein despatched the (..:lowing address to lii, Lortship: From the Ireisineli of Bloemfontein to Hi,' Lordship Baron ltoberts of Kandahar and Waterford, K.r. G.C.5.1., V.C. Honoured hir,i 2Wo, the undersigned. Irishmen and sons ...