... now a private in the lst shire Regiment, serving with Lord Methuen. while that regiment was at De Aar seven lioers »*, two Irishmen were taken out and shot, whether-, - neither Lord Methuen. nor any other• command I *, officer, had made a report on such ...

... regaining the form which won •lm promin'-nce last season. One of the feature®oor. r game St. James’s Park between Xewcaftlc United and the Shakers was the splendid combination between Sagar and Plant on the Burr left, but beyond above this the formfr’s ...

... comrades? t Mr. WYNTLHAM.-Tbe Medical Act of 1858 prohibits the appointment s wrmy surgeon of a x pitioner not registered in the United King- dam. but it does not nt anon-registered sur- gn from rndering 02sisxe under orders of 5 the mniedsl saff. The ~eneral ...

... Ireland and the United States remains to be seen, but I entertain a very firm conviction that the Nationalist Treasury will benefit very slightly, if at all, from London subscriptions. At one workshop where considerable number of Irishmen are employed, ...

... went iirto the witness-box on h« own denied he ws* with the other primer at too the offence committed. ADVICE TO THE UNITED IRISHMEN. Sir C. Gavan Duffy has an important loiter to Mr. Barry O’Brien on tho Irish political situation. After congratulating ...

... of sympathy and public which they entitled They not flinched in their duty UNITED ARMY He that other in or other the volunteers the militia and yeomanry of this country united together in army fully properly trained ready need that they should provided ...

... once again brought prominently to notice his appearance as outside left against Sheffield Wednesday. I seen the diminutive United captain play excellent football in this position, his centres almost alwavs being dropped in beaatifuUy, while his curling ...

... Crawshaw clean missed his kick. Three free kicks against Boyle saw the United goal escape miraculously, and again Foulke saved from Brash when a goal appeared certain. A corner kick to United was no use. Hedlcy got tho ball into the net, but the point was ...

... process of calculation that baffles inquiry, that five times as many Irish soldiers have •>een killed English. The whole united party cling to the conviction that the Irish battalions are like Uriah, put in the forefront the battle, with the English ...

... Ministers had a just claim to their confidence. The country was united, the Cabinet was united, iie followers were unked, and, what was most conclusive of aul, the Opposition wesg united in support of the determination of the Government to prosecute the ...

... poll. They put forward M*Bride not merely in order to show their appreciation of a rebel fighting against Englishmen and Irishmen, but with the hope that a number of votes will given to him so that it may be demonstrated that many of the Irish are in ...

... returned from London he the equipment which to complete the service says that by contractor caused the the of the best tradesmen United Kingdom for the purpose supplying reservists and militia regimen te have been out South Africa private contractors with driblets ...