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... Puzzled Irish Farm Workers. Two puzzled Irishmen, who had (started out very early one morning for their work farm, were a loss to know the time owing their clock having stopped. “Sure,” »akl Bat. we’re too late, for there’s the sun up “That’» not the ...
... the admissions to hospital of soldiero the Scottish command are in proportion to actual strength the second lowest in the United Kingdom. In the same way, the rejections recruits on medical examination are fewer, not only in Scotland, but among natives ...
... Nationalist M.P. (O'*. L, 1899) L would not say shame to the Irishmen who belong to British regiments, because I have hopes that before they line up against the Boors they will remember they are Irishmen, and that instead of firing on the Boers they will fire ...
... positions were unaltered. Notts Ccth’fl beat in Sunderland, kept the issue at the h* still open. Newcastle United, Bolto® derers, Manchester United, and Totten ■'T’or are all in the same pickle. the * Division Derby County went to Lon Ho* acquitted themselves ...
... Choteea. Tho were unaltered. Notts OooJw beat in? Sunderland, kept the issue at the P still open. Newcastle United, BoltoD derers, Manchester United, and Totter spur awe all in the same pickle. the Division Derby County went Lor do® acquitted themselves ...
... that he is a sympathiser with the Nationalists. hi* is what' be has penned— Though Irishmen arc not agreed On points of politics and creed. Yet. there's one faith unites them all The love of alcohol. Llovd George now sees bow neky. It tamper with their ...
... relatively than any of the other countries the United Kingdom. If count the numbers of the different nationalities that make any of the main branches of the service, especially the Customs and Excise, Irishmen far outnumber any other countrymen. This arises ...
... enthusiastically spoke of winning the war “in a gallop, and that very quickly too,” if the hundreds of thousands of eligible Irishmen were compelled to join. Captain Craig, who has worked so hard in obtaining recruits that he has been laid with ill ness for ...
... Bernard East Stirling Broxburn United Leith Bathgate . 7 Lochgelly United . 1 Armadale 0 . 2 Dunfermline 0 . 1 Cowdenbeath 1 . 3 Fife 0 WESTERN LEAGUE. Abercorn 1 Vale of Leven 2 Jonnetone 3 Thistle 0 Stevenson United 1 Olydebank Albion Revere ...
... theirs. Neither nor Gallacher could anything in the way of making opportunities, and the Edinburgh side—always thorn for the Irishmen—took home a welldeserved point. Clyde’s draw Tbrox, Kilmarnock’s fine win at Ca+hkin, and Morton’s victory At Dundee were ...
... produce a pre-war eleven, made a sorry mess of Mirren at Paisley. Most other elevens had patched-up look about them, but the Irishmen’’ appear have no such difficulties. Rangers, their greet rivals, are not so fortunate. Archibald, Aberdeen’s smart forward ...
... members of the United free Church Monquhittor and New Byth mot the other evening and presented Mr Ross, their late minister, with purse containing ihe following inscription—“ Presented to the Rev. William Ross, along with Treasury Notes, the United Free Church ...