... in principle and effect with the system established in Ireiand, which lias operated so beneficially, and with that or the United States, which is there the best bulwark of freedom ? This burly champion of the Government scheme, who wears panoply that ...

... married one, Irene, living at Ibraila, and also many paternal and maternld relations, hereby aflirrmn to all Greek.s and Irishmen that 1, ?? Emmannuel Bondhios, emban rked on board the Caswell at Buenos Ayres far Valparaiso. I errmplrlticallyprixelsirn ...

... of home rule. He said that Irishmen could never be made law-abiding or loyal subjects while they were not llowed to govern ?? Home Secre- tary (Antrim) followed, and said that, much as the Tory party were abused by Irishmen, it was from them alone that ...

... the two top weights, Umpire (who wan predicted for a place) and Dalham. The attendance was the largest on record, and the Irishmen who came over, confidently anticipating Umpires victory, were most enthusi- astic at the hors' Success. The trainer won in ...

... Bell's Life, Patience er Prospectus; County I Gentlem an, Stugget or Sir Hugh; Era, K ?? i ,an~d Water, United Service; Sporting life, Fresco o-r FrPr United Service: Sanday Times, Patience or Noreeman. . UNITEiD Co ?? S G OLD Cup.-Spsortsman, Re iew or Drunmner ...

... representing the rose and shanrock met on the North of Ireland Cricket UaE Ground, on Saturday afternoon. Pregionuly. the Irishmen have proved the-superiors of the Lnglish team, but this year the vast improvementi made in the play of the Enuglslawaeexpctedto ...

... aigst IL. Aston's Itaking Neny t:,s BPotcard a W, IV. IL Bradley as Picking 1.-~ C! t2 (- s r~ cn at B. Alston as Maxwell 'UNiTING FIXTURES. Tli.TI. SI; c13o R psHlTR HOUND 'lin.r o0 ?l':iazilu ay lelr.ary 18 ?? T wemnlows M env-'-ey. 1Feb. ?? _ itchford ...

... We have not heard what the oomposition.of the teams will be, but there is one thing certain- that a number of prominent Irishmen will be - absent from the Edinburgh struggle, so that ?? should win. In local circles a capital match was played at Liscard ...

... Spoprting Life, Mirage or Lay Sefton: Field, Hawubomx PLATE OF £P2.-Sporrtsian, Kanito; Sporting Life, Eaumitz; Land and Water, Ka-units CE VELEY STAItES.-Sportsma, Panzerschifi- Spori Ltg Life,, Freshwater Fields Panzreschiff: Land and Water, Panzerschi- s Licente ...

... wvhilst united Ulster was also strongly represented. the i. eleven including a host of internationals. Thiee Iwere 4000 spectators present when Lancashire set t the ball rolling. Plav for the first period of the game was very even, the Irishmen playing ...

... AND PRESENT), The disappointment of Tne'day arising from the peeriscent downpotiz of rain caused an early attendance at the United Services ground at Portsmouth yesterday, the weather being much more propiti'oia, although the wind was still high. The A ...

... years; last yeais winner in the good old ship, Frigate; Voluptury, Ursn, M.P, Why Not, Ballot Box, Bellona. and Gamecock. The Irishmen are, as utwl, strongly represeated by the following ?? al J.P, Example, Glenvannon, Come Away, Citadel, tisna, Frigate, Dictator ...