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... progress that had been made in the past year in the reorganization of Technical and Secondary Educative over the whole of the United Kingdom was, perhaps, more remarkable than that which had taken place in any former year. In England the total sum now available ...
... viz., that this measure of Home Rule would be a great national danger, and that our t wesent policy was to consolidate and unite all our possessions rather than sever any, was belly borne out at the elections. Of course it was inipos-ible to have perfection ...
... Belgian and Dutch friends the opportunity they delight in of demonstrating their ill-natured dislike of Great Britain. Irishmen of the United League hope to enjoy themselves in the same way. Mr. slichael Davitt has already drawn up an address, in which he ...
... SHROPSHIRI THE CENSUS. Since the delivery of the census forms, a mild flutter has pervaded the homes of the United Kingdom, and no doubt a good deal of banter has been indulged in by those who view the official blue paper as a sort of huge national joke ...
... Small Heath Liverpool Derby County Sheffield Wed. . Newcastle United ll 4 4 3 IX/ 9 11 Notta Forest ll 3 3 5 14 13 11 Stoke Bolton Wanderers Blackburn Rovers lO 3 4 3 II 17 9 Sheffield United Notta County l2 3 7 2 15 27 8 Grimsby Town ll 3 7 1 8 21 7 Manchester ...
... trial for high treason should he attempt to put foot in the United Kingdom; if he is not a British subject, but an alien he will be disqualified altogether. It is a pretty puzzle. But Irishmen do not bother their heads about such matters. The convict Daly ...
... about the necessity of religious teaching. lie believed that anarchic movements and the assassination of the Presidents of the United States and the French Republic were due to the expulsion of God from the schools. The Government of this country were doing ...
... more ludicrously than the rent. Instead of revealing the divisions in the Government aide, it showed their folloming more united than over, for even the Free Fooders refused to endorse the Oppo- , sition leader's childish proposition. For what was that ...
... corn_ pensation for the loss of the Water Scheme. Putting aside immediate local interests it I is a dastardly thing that Irishmen should have' the power to threaten the progress of Private in the way they did last week. It is well-known that they took ...
... Waterford on Friday evening, and addressed a large meeting of his 000stitasets. In the counts of his speech he said :•—•• We as Irishmen bays reason t) canna*. late oerselees on the is which our cause rands at this moment. Tor ten years pest we ham been bearing ...
... Rulers could follow Mr. Gladstone's example in that respect to-day. If these examples prove anything, they prove that those Irishmen are alone logical who demand coinplete independence, and that those Englishmen are alone logical who refuse to grant anything ...
... Liverpool Southampton Manchester United Woolwich Arsenal 3 liverton Sheffield Wednesday 3 Birmingham 2 Newcastle United RUGBY. IRRLAND v. WALNB. Beating Wales at Belfast on Saturday by a goal and 2 tries to 2 tries, the Irishmen inflicted the first defeat which ...