... THE WAR. THE U. FLKKTS SAIL FOR SANTIAGO. THE INVASION OF CUBA. THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE OREGON. SPANISH CHARGES AGAINST THE AMERICANS. SUGGESTED SALE OF THE PHILIPPINES TO FRANCE. .New York, Monday. At it is now known thai Commodore Schley left Key West ...

... be snapped across the knee singly, whereas when bound to- gether they would deny the strength of a giant, As regards the invasion of Lord's by Sir Edward Watkin, there is no Act of Parliament against his 'wishing that he may get it.' The following is ...

... Bective were soon forced to touch down, and, from the subsequent play, Lanedowne team working well together, caused another invasion of Bective lines. Smith end Mcgee changed to haR tway, and a bad mull by Barr looked daugerous for the home aide. An interchange ...

... AND THURLES a o TO BE VISITED, O6 By this day week the hurlers and athletes that are to v t° form the team for the Gaelic invasion of America *i.li S be picked-each county in which there are Gaelic clubs will, wve understand, be repreieuted. Between c ...

... attacked, per Rutledge and U Crozier, and the former, with a fine shot. missed by inches. On restarting, Daw.- son hea3ded an invasion into Bohemians' ground, but Moore returned. M1 M urrav got possession, and,with a nicp ihot, put Bohemiansone up. Corley ...

... G. A. A. IN-VASION OF LONDON. On Saturday evening the memnbers of tie Gaelic Athletic Association selected to give exhi- bitions of the Gaelic rxstimesE t St-amford Brid ge, London, te-day left by the North wall boat fr Holyhead, whence the journey to ...

... Doyle recommeod the enrolment ci a Volunteer Irish Brigade of 100,000 men to assist his holiness the Pope in repelling tie invasion of blo territories by the &ustrians. Mr. Cuibjilia, Ql., bas been left nearly 100,0001.by his father. DUBLIN AND HOLITHEAD ...

... Mr. Griville's 'Invasion,'Ukr. Bloss'sKAlbernarlie, Mr. Driulkald's brother to-'Grey' Tommy, Lord' Glasgow's MISS Sarah, Mr. T. Johnson'ss Monie Moset, and Mr. ?? Merry's, Lamobton. Betting-5 to 2 agat Grey Tommy, 4 to 1 aget Invasion, 10 to 1 each agst ...

... 25. IW'ctlve commenced very bahrn but their ptff i did not iast long. ?? the reulit that a kick by Smnithvick caused an invasion. Prom the src- cescing Kncrdmmraze the ball came to the full back |(W illial vrwho. ?? to kSih. made a nrad run along the ...

... extend a little latitude to the ex-governing body ou ac- count of their connection with the now famous and ill-stamfed ?? Invasion, but is it not a mon- stious shame that half a dozen individuals can arrogate to \themselves power that tramples on the ...

... their captin, Asiford, who had to retire with en injured shoulder. A nice passing run by rook., Barker,.and Dolan led to an invasion of Richmond ground, and Comyn then ram right up to the line. The defence, howsever, was good. and thle ball was worked clear ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION. i CARNIVAL IN LONDON ON EASTER MONDAY. The all-absorbinfz topic in Gaelic circles is the invasion (if London on Easter Mmn- day, the arrangements for which are now conuolete. The teams will assenm- ble at Jones's road this ...