... All iim the Osim s By 2^. A. Bo PEOPLE seem surprised that Italy has settled her debt to the United States so quickly, and on more favourable terms than Belgium, and on much more favourable terms than ourselves. The reason is not far to seek. There is ...

... the twenty-six counties, but those of our fellow- countrymen who find themselves working out side our island in England, the United States and the Dominions. The unity of Ireland is a matter on which the greater number of the country are agreed. The opposition ...

... 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 ...

... number of his colleagues gathered to do him honour, in cluding Sir Herbert Tree, Sir George Alexander, and Miss Ellen Terry. Irishmen at Dinner q^he Irish Nationalist banquet was presided ■T over by Mr. John Redmond, M.P., who was supported by Mr. Joseph ...

... (left to right), back row H, J. F. Lane (United Services). D. M. Marr (Cambridge University), P. E. Dunkley (Harlequins), F. H. Waters (London Scottish). Middle row: E. de Lissa, H. L. G. Hughes, N. L. Evans (United Services). H. F. W. Wickert (Rosslyn Park) ...

... enormous increase of the Irish element in Scottish cities, partly by direct immigration, partly through the sheer fertility of Irishmen, it is not surprising that the movement is growing in strength. Yet, if it is growing, I should say that it is more largely ...

... Suisse, con tributes the introduction. Mr. Grande is all for the adoption of some form of permanent universal service in the United Kingdom after the war, and he describes in detail the Swiss Army system because it exemplifies the fact that it is possible ...

... THE END OF AN EPOCH IN U.N. JOHN CONNELL The United Nations Assembly met last week in the shadow of a sudden and shocking loss. What in fact happened in the Secretary-General's aircraft when it turned away from Ndola airfield in the early hours of September ...

... poets, and men and women who have won renown in many other directions. In the United States, in the Colonics, and in every foreign country, there have been, and there are, Irishmen who have founded great businesses, have accumulated large fortunes, or have ...

... forward in the matter of selecting men for the North v. South engagement. I have always wondered why Scotchmen, Welshmen, and Irishmen should be asked to play in English international trials. What makes the matter more ridiculous than ever is the fact that ...

... 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, ...

... in either of their previous games, and yielded very little ground if, indeed, any at all to the desperate attacks of the Irishmen. Everyone holds the Welsh three-quarters in high respect, but on this occasion their forwards took their full share of the ...