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... with the Regiment, that the Connaught Rangers, instead of being axed were not allowed to continue as a unit and keep depot in England whither Irishmen (who flocked into the British Army in the last war) might go if they wished to serve in father's old regiment ...

... not secured the vast territories now known as the United States there would today be no thriving community, millions strong, of American Irish. Nor has the thought of British Imperialism made Irishmen scorn to emigrate in large numbers to Australia ...

... Committee and the British Legion, there were a lot of red herrings about in the shape of Irishmen said to be causing overcrowding in North Kensington. If all the Irishmen in Britain were shipped immediately back to tten emerald isle, it would no., make the ...

... the ceremony was due to begin at four o'clock. !Taking part in the march were the 33 Kensington tSt. Mark's) Scout troop and units of the Putney and Willesden Sea Cadets, the band of the Kensington Salvation Army and • the Ist Company of London lArmy Cadet ...

... competing in the Ladies, was beaten not only by an older and more experienced crew, but by a very formidable one indeed, as the Irishmen later rowed their way through to the final, defeating Jesus College, Cambridge, by if lengths in 7 mins. 22 sees., and Pembroke ...

... encouraged squalid home life, big families and drunkenness. And, in a way. too, it was responsible for anti-British feeling in the United States. Dr. Salaman told the British Association at Birmingham that with a pint. of milk a day the potato is a complete food ...

... 1840's, but that trend had practically halted long before the British left Southern Ireland It has started again because Irishmen and women find they have a higher standard of living and more security in Britain. These points are made because they undoubtedly ...

... abroad—and par ticularly In the United States, where partition was recently investigated by the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives. Outing this investigation there was not one favourable word to justify the United Kingdom's presence in Ireland ...

... goalkeeper Butler a chance to move. I wouldn't have banked a Halfpenny or( England's chance of holding their lead. the way these Irishmen rallied, until Wright, with a 2, yards surprise shot, got the third goal flue minutes from the end A mornent later Bally ...

... movement, he said. Come I I exclaimed, my reason outraged. How could 250,000 Irishmen fighting against the Germans have been enlisted in the same cause as Irishmen simultaneously fighting with the Germans 7 Mr. Chesterton, he thundered, I ...

... what G. B. Shaw has meant to the English-speaking nations and those others who are affected by that English culture in which Irishmen, as different as Wilde and Shaw, have been so potent an influence. Shaw's longevity made him the darling of a nation which ...