... FOOTBALL. GAR ERY UNITED v. ANDERERS. Garvery United were down to play Stereo 11., but the latter scratched, and forfeited the two points, and at the last minute a match was arranged with the above Club. Garvery won the toss, and were soon on their opponents' ...

... or less aggravation of embittered feeling between the rival races, and more or less delay in the final pacification and resettlement of the country. These are not light responsibilities, but, if they are an unwelcome burden for the new century, they are ...

... The of .151101( 1899 we furniebett needy onele r. will probably t ie the largest tyke h third of the coal supply , and the United been seen in tles and in other cos tin, who ar e 't ie 1 , ,0 pies Stator study &moth, third, hat it is MGM. able that for ...

... satisfactory result. And yet, I am told, that the Government do contemplate some pacifying announcements, including the re-settlement of t4ie Boer fanners, with some slight grant for livelihood, tlu; re-osrtablishmeut of the Field CV>rnet system. Why, then ...

... from the University of Dublin in the year 1880. Mr. Balfour’s announcement in his speech on Thursday, that in the resettlement of the Civil List question of debts will arise for consideration, is understood (says the World ”) to have been made by the express ...

... anything very elaborate in the way of ceremony be prepared. (From the World.) Mr. Balfour’s announcement that in the re-settlement of the Civil List no question of debts will arise for consideration is understood to have been ■nadc the express wish of the ...

... question remains whether he possesses what were after all the pre-eminent qualities of Lord Randolph—the high courage which, united as it was with the capacity for large and detached views of public questions, constituted great moral quality. It will be ...

... regard to the events which will follow the war. We might, indeed, have made substantial progress by this time towards the resettlement of South Africa if, instead of harping on unconditional surrender and no shred of independence, British statesmen ...

... occasion. He was concerned, at the annual meeting of the United British Women's Emigration Association, to point out how very desirable it will be that when South Africa comes to be re-settled, it should not be men alone who will emigrate there : - IVe ...

... enough that there should «cc-sation hostilities and a restoration order; there roust be a resettlement. There who desired (•uiefentative government without resettlement j.-uored the fact that, although the Boers conquered tho fi«i)S*aal, their conquest not ...

... given, and the Bill waa read first time. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. MK CHAMBERLAIN. A. MILNER, AND LORD KITCHENER. MILITARY OR CIVIL TERMS? Mr, UIU!. the third reeding the Appro Bill, ieid dneired to drew the eltentmn of the House to the latest phene the South ...

... The demise of the Crown has led to the question of the Coronation Oath being raised, just as it has led to the Civil List being resettled. Both are matters in which the Government of the day are no doubt responsible, but which none the less lie outside ...