... utterances of Tear' em. Still, the redoubtable ex-member for Sheffield can call a spade a spade, and -has evidently his old invincible prejudice against representing black white, or vice versa. There is the ring of Mr. Thomas Carlyle about his utterances ...

... Stasphschsas. F. stands for Flat Saito. *TEWARDS: THE MAYOR OF DROGHEDA. VISCOUNT GORMANSTOWN. EARL OF FINGALL. J. J. PRESTON, ESQ. HON. E. PRESTON. H. ST. G. OSBORNE, ESQ. Judge—R J Hunter. Log, 17 Adelaide Road, Dublin, Clerk of the seales—L Hunter, Esq. h ...

... Hawarden on- Monday it is curious to note that a year ago Mr. Gladstone was denounced by United Ireland as A Grizzled Old Invincible. Now he is termed The Grand Old Englishman. A demonstration in favour of free ednoation, and to protest against the ...

... called to the chair. Tbe following occapied seats on the platform : —Sir Edward Coey, DL; Sir David Taylor, JP; Sir John Preston, J P: Alderman Cochrane, J P, Dublin; Alderman Whitaker, J P; John Arnott Taylor, J R Cunningham, J P; T H Browne, ' J P; ...

... Right Hon. the Earl of RaNVuanKT. Among those on the platform were bir David Tsylor, J.F.; Sir Edward Cory, D.L. ; Blr John Preston, J P. ; Sir Thomas A. Jones. 11.d.A.; John Taylor, J.P.; T. H. Browne, J P.; John Brawns. J.P.; Major fl. 8. M-CUntock, Henry ...

... Championship in the course of the last fortnight. The style in which Preston North End beat Everton gave the supporters of the champions strong hopes that the}' had returned to their old invincible form but the two subsequent defeats tell a very different tale ...

... at take•doga of the ' day was the victory of Aeon Villa over Preston North End. The Villa appeared to have gone to pieces while Preston showed signs of coming back t their old invincible toes. Small Heath, toe, gave the show away al/sleet West Bromwich ...

... easy victory over Small t Heath ; at Preston the home team were in their very e best form, beating Notts Forest by no less than six to none; at Sunderland the home team gave us a glimpse s of their old invincible style by extinguishing Everton'sc chances ...

... had two thirds of the game against Preston North End. The odd third, however, was made a warm one for the Evertouian defence, and even the Liverpool enthusiasts cheered the magnificent efforts of the old invincibles. Sunderland did not do much against ...

... for Scotland against England some ten years ago, and whose display lives in my nierrory us something altogether superhuman. Preston North End still hold the palm for punishing power, having scored 27 goais, while Derby County are second with 26. Bolton Wanderers ...

... that ever stepped on to any field. In many respects this year's performances surpass the record put up Preston North End the latter’s old invincible days. Football clubs nowadays are more on equality regards playing ability than they were nine years ago ...

... Bury will be no great shakes, but every- body will be glad to hear that Preston Korth End promise to take a more prominent position than haa hitherto been thsir lot. The old Invincibles have M captured a number of good men, includ- ing Blessington (late ...