... descent from the gallant Edwurd Fitz gerald, the husband of that wonderful and mysterious Pamela, who became leader of the United Irishmen in 1798, was betrayed by one Turner, and died in Dublin of wounds inflicted on him when endeavouring to escape from arrest ...

... reigning champions of Great Britain, Scotland, and the United States, and numerous ex-champions. The amateur team will consist of fifteen Englishmen, one American (the Amateur Champion), two Irishmen, and two Welshmen. The Golfing Union of Ireland has nominated ...

... invalided home, are matters of very recent history. Again his friends and the general public who have followed his career unite in congratulations, this time on the occasion of his marriage to Miss Emily Dorman, which was celebrated at Christ Church, ...

... They will have to be good if they are to find a way through the Irish defence, and if they but falter once or twice, the Irishmen will be upon them like a ton of bricks. That is Ireland's great virtue a vigilant opportunism expressed in excel lent team ...

... the way, a grand forward and E. W. F. de V. Hunt to act as spear-head for a fast and adventurous three-quarter line. The Irishmen are not particularly strong at half-back, perhaps, though Paul Murray and E. O'D. Davy are quite a useful pair. It is these ...

... had just learned by cable that Premier Nils Eden of Stock holm, had sent a note to Helsingfors demanding that the Baltic's Irishmen should be allowed to decide by plebiscite whether they would secede from Finland or not. As the Alanders are all pure Swedes ...

... time he wants to get funny in an after-dinner speech he should ought to stick to such comical stuff as there was once two Irishmen named Pat and Mike, Mawruss, Abe said, because people know, in advance that, such remarks are intended to be funny and will ...

... game. With the Welshmen, it 's swift attack and ruthless spoiling; with the Scotsmen, it's sturdy work forward and with the Irishmen it 's a grand scrap everywhere. I am writing without the book, for neither team has been announced. It seems unlikely, though ...

... at the Dublin Aerodrome for civil purposes, thus bringing the com forts of a home to the harassed financier who finds that United Raindrops have fallen heavily and his presence is urgently required in Carey Street. To those in search of beauty Ireland ...

... best golfers. Among the entrants this year are the follow ing, who have all represented us in Walker Cup matches against the United States Jack McLean, A. Jamieson, Jun., who beat Bobby Jones in the Amateur Championship at Muirfield in 1926 Major C. O. Hezlet ...

... courses in the Liverpool district. The result was that the Irishmen left their wigs on the green, the Englishmen proving too strong for them. But the rivals joined forces, and turned their united strength on the Formby Club whom they defeated pretty heavily ...

... or any country, were hardly sentimental weak lings, but their success undoubtedly has helped to lead everyone Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotsmen the modern Welsh forward remains incurably dull if frequently ofjside into the slough of uncertainty as to ...