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... withdraw. What will the electors of tiie County of Sutherland do at the Poll'in face of all this? But yet this is not all. The Irishmen and other pro-Boers have publicly announced themselves as the enemies of the Country, and Mr John Macleod has ranged himself ...
... British Government, and saw the benefits of British rule, they would settle down and help to accomplish the object in view—a united South Africa. (Applause) They had only to look to their other colonies for an object lesson. There were no other countries ...
... ball through after a pretty centre by vjriran. Another point fell to the Irishmen, who the won the match by Association Cop.—Third Roond.— Newcastle Diiitad r. Sheffield United : At Newcastle, the •amt ended draw—one gcsd each.—Portsmouth Derby County: ...
... by 4—o. Sheffield United v. Sheffield Wednesday': At Bramall Lane, Sheffield United won by 3—o. Stoke v. Everton; At Stoke, Everton won 2—l.—Bury v, Small Heath : At Bury, Bury won 2-0. The Second Division fixtures were: Barton United v. Bnrslem Port Vole: ...
... vigorous steps crush the fast-growing hydra of tyranny and anarchy in Ireland, which rears its many beads under the title of the United Irish League, is very satisfactory. Many have wondered how it came to pass that intimidation should be so long. The league ...
... British Crown. Ur. John Redmond has just returned from the United States, where he solicited subscriptions for carrying on the Nationalist campaign against the present Constitution of the United Kingdom. describing the purpose of that campaign at Worcester ...
... striking form some interesting figures of the population of the Empire. The figures show how immensely the population of the United Kingdom still preponderates over the population of the Colonies. The largest of onr Colonies is Canada; but the whole white ...
... called upon to form a ministry, but it only lasted days, for Mr. Gladstone’s promise of Home Rule to Ireland rallied the Irishmen to bie banner. Home Rule was detested, however, by 30 votes, and when general election had been completed the dissentient ...
... MR. DILLON SPEAKS. Ur. John Dillon, U.P., speaking United Irish League Convention at Mullingar, referred to the landlords’ syndicate, organised by Lords Barrymore and Clonbrook. What, asked, should they do these gentlemen ? (eries of Shoot them ”). No ...
... to be pat upon that action—the prisoner intended to assist the Boer forces. The prisoner then issued the proclamation to Irishmen. Lord Alvars tone read onoe again this oft-read document; he emphasised none of its phrases, bnt his final comment that the ...
... surprised if this new party did not in the long run bring about the fall of the Government. If ever these men should unite with Liberals and Irishmen against the Ministry the end would come. ...
... antimony and tobacco were need to produce the partial unconsciousness which attends their nanseant and depressant properties. The United States is making things ham in the poultry yard. The Department of Agriculture is trying to develop a breed of featherless ...