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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... to two, Sheeleld United drew with Notts County at one goal each, Preston North End beat West Bromwich Albion by eve g oal s to two, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Manc hes ter City played a drawn game of one goal each, Newcastle United beat Bury by two goals ...
... they consistently vote for an amendment which assumed that the war could have been avoided? The Opposition's policy might unite that *arty, but it was calculated to throw doubt in Europe upon the union of the country. But the people, he maintained, were ...
... answering question nut by Nationalist member, read a telegram which ue had received from Sir W. Hely-Hutchinson, stating that the Irishmen in Natal supported the Government unitedly. . . Replying to Mr. Dillon. Mr. Balfour explameo that food stuffs intended for ...
... drawn games wars between Sheffield United and Bury and Preston North End and Notts Forest. It is pretty well known that the United would have a hard match with Bury, who have a very good team this season, but the United, with the advantage of playing at ...
... ninny hundred fighting for England. Most of the Ber*, are freeholders and have something to tight for, and the Englishmen, Irishmen, and Welshmen who are fighting with them will probably get well remitpenned if they win. How many working men in this country ...
... to oil. _ _ _ Chatham beat Southampton by one to nil. Swindon best Brighton United by four to nil. New Brompton beat Bristol Borers by two to niL Bristol City beat Sheppey United by live to one. Scotland had no great difficulty in besting Ireland on the ...
... Town. the Priam and ih• bracelet worm by ih•Qama bail 7th March, len , bees Imperfectly filed away. Jarmo as B.P.uunr.—An Irishmen wee mos suing • -..—.--- sloop a drool when a very heavy shower of rain can. THE NONCONFORMIST CONSCIENCE AND ..,T0 keep ...
... Baron de Mandat-Grancey says, is his lively book of Irish experiences, Cher Paddy, that the enmity of the lower classes of Irishmen towards police is mainly traceable to envy. Now to utilise this excellent material for Imperial defence to much greater effect ...
... et-rumens and nothing could have been better than their football of Saturday at Belfast. Forward, they found it hard to bold the Irishmen, who often developed those wonderful rushee for which they tire famous; but the Welsh halves and thres-querters easily outplayed ...
... work altogether was disappointing. The Scotch team received 70i points out of a possible 120, the Englishmen 66 6-6, and the Irishmen 551. The Englishmen took the lead at the parallel bars, A. Bradley, of Bradford, being responsible for some very correct ...