... students, and doubt even Graduate by Examination would pleased to be muzzled professor; indeed, nowadays even free-born Irishmen are willing to strangle their patriotism and declare themselves Scotchmen under certain circumstance*. is satisfactory to ...

... CLUB PRESENTATION TO MR. H. KELLY. HOUSE DINNER AT THE CLUB. INTERESTINQ (SPEECHES. Pew y»cht dabs, if indeed toy, in the United Kingdom can boast such record of prosperity and snecen that enjoyed the Royal Ulster Ciab, which has now membership of orer ...

... ns of this nature being given to diatinguished soldiers. On thi* point Mr. Labouchere » decided minority. The history the United Kingdom *how» there upon precedent* for the oourae |»i.cw.vv»v»*es» r tngen the Government; and the nemos some the illustrious ...

... principle, instead of by one large measure mentioned by Lord Spencer. This Bill has evoked very large amount of sympathy in the United Kingdom, and especially in Ireland ; and there will general satisfaction that it la now safe. Regret is inevitable that certain ...

... methods they would leave to England. If Irishmen did adopt such means of combating they would alienate the support uret sympathy of the United States on their behalf, and which was vital to the liberty of Irishmen in the States. Bishop Potter has sent letter ...

... an Ulsterman, who commanded the Irish brigade of the Boer army, is now in our midst, in order, k alleged, to confer with Irishmen who favour a physical force movement’ —presumably against the defenders of the empire at home. The brigade the major lead ...

... for the big pri*e at the meeting obtuned some useful practice to-day in the smaller *mpet.lions and mode good scores. The Irishmen consider they have good chance of beating the American teams. Mr. Lawrence, iM.P., Sheriff of London, to-day paid visit to ...

... the Irish people that they coaid get t, anything united, vigorous, and menacing . ■ n.'bot that they could pet nothing from the } . >.i Pariiaffient any ocher means. The of the Irish people w ...

... regarded as representing. Agitators hare appealed the lower nature of the tenants, who—we refer those who are supporting the United Dish League—have been unable to resist the bribe of the land for nothing. The writer is quite right in stating that Government ...

... Grinwioy, 1- Smell Heath. 2; Bolton Wanderers 0. Bury, 0; Aston Ville, 0. Blackburn Rovers, 0; Newcastle United, 0. Notts Forest, 2 ; Sheffield United, 1. Football in Scotland on Saturday was carried through in fine weather. All the First Division Scottish ...

... ):—“The Vice-President. United States, Washington. Citizens of Belfast deeply deplore dastardly attack on President, and trust that nis life may spared to the nation.—Lord Mayor. Belfast.” The Lord Mayor also called upon the United States Consol in Belfast ...

... and straightforwardness Mr. Colville. Should the Irish Nationalist voters obey the word of command issued the Executive the United Irish League and support the labour candidate the issue the fight tan scarcely doubted. Of Mr. SmiUie, the Labour candidate ...