... for several seasons, and the Irishmen will be all out to shoe that the Twickenham defeat has not shaken their nerves nor caused undue depression. England's sympathies, from a selfish point of view, will be with the Irishmen because, if they win, England ...

... An Irishman alone among men of other nationalities and there is no height to which he will not attain. But Irishmen alone among other Irishmen and all that they achieve seems to be a bloodthirsty disorder, the more bloodthirsty the more they thoroughly ...

... tised^Ua?^' offensive being unwarranted, pji- 7t is resented as an attempt at patronage. Moreover, the soldiers from the distant units of the Empire feel it to be unfair to their T A/l comrades. They know perfectly well that other troops, if only for numerical ...

... Jewish. Palestine will be the country in which Jews are found, just as Ireland is the country in which Irishmen are to be found, though there are more Irishmen outside of Ireland than in it. And similarly Palestine will be the home of Judaism, not because there ...

... RETIRED WITH A SAFE SKIN AND A FULL PURSE AFTER ACCOUNTING FOR MORE BULLS IN THE COURSE OF HIS CAREER THAN ALL THE POPES OR IRISHMEN IN HISTORY. MISS MARY BARTELME-- .FOR BEING THE FIRST WOMAN JUDGE, THOUGH NOT FIRST TO LAY DOWN THE LAW. Photograph of Miss ...

... merchantmen butchered ruthlessly by the enemy. With the coming of St. Patrick's Day we salute all the gallant Irishmen in our Army. Irishmen are born soldiers, and have won twenty- nine Victoria Crosses in this war. Of our regiments of cavalry four are ...

... he reminds his readers, that moss grows so easy is it to make any metaphorical philosophy serve any turn A Financier's Two Irishmen were talking about the Standard Oil Company. Said Pat, Mike, do you think John D. Rocke feller's money is tainted 'I do, ...

... so that these are the very Irishmen who would be most affected, established as they freely are in these terri tories in both official and private connections. The Consular service has long been a special attraction for Irishmen. So has the Navy, and until ...

... matter for himself and the world at large; his scorn has had its weight and sting in conjunction with the scorn of other Irishmen and some Scotchmen, and there are too many Englishmen who smile shamefacedly in public over that which it is their secret ...

... who is in the Coldstreams. Changes at the United States Embassy. Tp nglish society is about to lose one of its most popular American mem bers by the departure of Mr. Ridgeley Carter, First Secretary at the United States Embassy in London. He is shortly ...

... tradition. Let none say, therefore, that the Flag of Britain, which in its units is to be carried at the Coronation, is of a merely curious interest in its composite constitution. Its units are many. The Royal Standard, which Lord Lansdowne will carry, bears ...

... country. But the realist de Valera of to-day will not carry things too far, nor ask Irishmen to face a new period of martyrdom. He will not abandon his aim of uniting north and south, but his methods are likely to be less direct than the refusal of the ...