... staff it diffieult to cope with the immense amount of work thrown upon them, hr. tern being praised as efficient all the units must be inspected by appointed by the mils. tary authardien. The shooting test ie that of markenieri according to the Yeomanry ...

... Butte gives some interesting information with regard to the movement: Butte, Montana, U.S.A., January bth. That the Irishmen in the United States are determined to assist the Boers in the fight against England is now proved beyond a doubt. Here in Butte ...

... s appear on our front page. Last year there were, exclusive of war ships. 726 vessels of 1, 436,7 91 tons launched in the United Kingdom. Of thete 1,414,774 tone were mtetx—»rA and twelve with a total of 2,017 tona sailing ships. Abroad there have been ...

... (bear, hear) Tho Trishmen will be provd that Genera] is an Irishman, snc thee in all oor wars none heve done better work than Irishmen (heer, hear) Hie lordship here announced thet Pn vate formerly of the 6th (Insa), apd now serving at the front wrth the Grens ...

... be pri'iid that General Roberts is an Irishman, and that in all toe wars Aat we ndave naa none have .done better work than Irishmen. It remains for us now to driink to their health, and wish th-m sod-speed. (Cheers.) Captidn Warwick Williamns said he e ...

... y for WIMP brag ascanged the Lord hirso.lf the opportunity to &hew a Width of ounforts tied el the men. lite o .d prthent• unit she fonn twin of amok, • tam thantor pier• sad a forefoot the handl.. •slt Ibo Lord Igor Jelnered tool 'perch 110 said besappotod ...

... —lf Mr. Thomas Fvana thinks ha* answered Reform Club * aud ** An Old Litoral by bis contiroplibln effusion, is mistaken. Irishmen in town are atkiog fur the production of supposed secret treaty, which Mr. Fyan* i* ssii oe noncerned, the sooner it is be ...

... one Chief Constable for the two counties. Sir Wilfrid Lawson, M.P., foreman of the Grand Jury, added that they had also a united lunatic asylum. The Judge replied that the remark reminded him of Sir Wilfrid's conduct in the House of Commons., Caught at ...

... yourself to po:nt out France how easily could Subjected to her beneficent rule. You will no doubt glad to learn that 50.000 Irishmen are said to the way to help our brother Boers, and this will make it all the more safe for the French come over and free ...

... and Her Majesty the Queen second. (Shame.) Cardinal aughan had said that at tho present time there were hundreds of loyal Irishmen fighting South Africa, but he (Mr. Perks) was sure that if the priests had had their way, they would not be there. But, friends ...

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... on hearing of Thompson's eonfessiop. of opinion that it is doubtful if anything can be done to reopen the proseou(ioa. IRISHMEN UNITED AGAIN. Mr T. Harrngton pres-ded yesterday a meeting of Irish Nationalist members, held in room No. 16 of the House of ...