... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'Final ecoibs. id Aston:Villat1itree goals; Derby County, two dA goals., in Sheffield. United, one goal; Notts County, one to goal. ' I . .. . I . ~ . o, Newcastlo United, two goals; Bury, one goal; 'aWolv-erhamnpton Wanderers, cite goal; Man. 4 . ecllsters ...

... ought to have been Oh avoided? (Loud Ministerial cheers.) And a th, policy of that kind is said to unite the party I At (Laughter.) Well, sir, it may unite the party, tic b t it serves in the opinion of Europe eo) ag' Ithrow douabt .ore the 'uniors of the ...

... facie? b Mr. WYND IIAM: Certainly not, unless we t know on what authority they were published. a Mr. T. M. HEALY: If any Irishmen are shot r . by the English, I shall advise them to go for h the English. t T The SPEAKER: Order, order. 0 UITLANDERS AND ...

... 'T1e aid Ireland had given showed ehe apaproved of tho ,yar. Irishmen' had die. ti.mguithed themselves at th'e seat of war.- So gr b1lo(1d. 'flowved -more freely tnan that of 'th tbh Irishmen, and it was a slanderr on th ...

... French has now joined Lord Methuen, and assumed the role for which he was originally cast, namely, the com- mand of the now united cavalry division. General Kelly-Kenny would assume the direction of affairs in Northern Cape Colony. where French and Gatacre ...

... the cause of a Ireland, Irishmen in this country were bound 4 ysin gratitude to favour the Liberal party, on to the principal that one good turn deserves another. Id Does the Liberal Marty stand the same as n- before? Irishmen are in the same position ...

... to day; the charge-sheet has been dwindling down, and on Thnrsday'it bore brat two cases. :The defen- clsnts wvere twco Irishmen. who had been seeing;: friends dif on Wednesday, and both were dis- missed ofl promising to put 2&. Ed. in the po~or: box ...

... DEBATE 'IN' THE COMMONS. ti .EOU'.F( OF LORDS.-Ufonday. a The Hfaus .of Lords met ait quarter past four. The Prinee of W Ales u-nit the Dule of Cain-. ti beidge nwce present. b The Marriudss of TLANSDOWNE, replying to t the Earl of Dartmouth and thb Earl ...

... two golisanud two tries , . St. Catherine'-s one trY. - Penarth United, two'-tries; St.'Peter's United . one. trv. : ?? I -. - , G;range Creseents one goal; Thistle, one tty, Grange United,, one goal and one trY' Len douns, one goal. - Dinas Powis, one ...