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... Highland Society of London, the Gaelic Society of London, and number of other representative Scottish Associations. Madame Albani, Mias Margaret Maclntyre, and Madame Melba are expected to ring. The Imperial South African Association, of which Lord Windsor is ...
... often gains exemption the ground that he doe* not so much understand the English tongue. In the Highlands of Scotland the Gaelic ia the only language which the children speak, though the tendency u tor them become bi-lingual as they grow up. In all these ...
... terribly mangled, and hours elapsed before they could extricated. Both men leave widows and families. Ireland’s Gaelic Athletic Association has pawed rul« prohibiting policemen, soldiers, and bluejackets from playing foothill or hurling under its laws ...
... terribly mangled, and hours elapsed before they could be extricated*. Both men leave widows and iamilies. Ireland’s Gaelic Athletic Association has passed & rule prohibiting policemen, soldiers; and bluejackets from playing football or hurling under its laws ...
... the football as played by the members of the clubs affiliated to the Gaelic Athletic Association is quite distinct from the usual Rugby or Association games. As played under Gaelic rules, the ball may be struck with the hand at any time. It ...
... the football as played by the members of the clubs affiliated to the Gaelic Athletic Association is quite distinct front the usual Rugby or Association games. As played under Gaelic rules, the ball may be struck with the hand at any time. It ...
... her scheme of the Children’s Happy Evenings Association she was generally laughed by some of her friends. One lady especially ridiculed the affair. Lady Joune merely smiled at criticism, but when the association was working well she invited that lady to ...
... CAMBRIDGE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1904 ATHLETIC SPORTS Annual Meeting of Union rj of I-leral on F ch ami present : F W Addison ill i C ilson Iboit l F Apt W C Reeve r A Jackson A G Smith R B Suthr- H W J Brown Frank Laurie 1 Doughty Fiwascf Hon ...
... saked how they could utbeers tbe Irish Guardi were re- be expected to reconcile such contributions with fused to the Gaelic Athletic Sports the ertting up of a time limit, whether of ebort Lea Brnigw on Mdiy 2Jrd. they were or long duration. It seemed ...
... Uniform. The case which two nou-commissioned officers of the Irish Guards are alleged to have bean refused admission to the Gaelic athletic sports at Clapton on May 25 was brought to the notice of the Secretary of State for War by Sir Carne the House of Commons ...
... Sandringham of the Princess Victoria These are to roplaced duo order by portraits of present-day interest The historic associations of Holland House where in the brilliant sunshine there large attendance the Horticultural Society’s Flower-Show yesterday ...
... Lord Dunraven in regard the devolution proposals of the Irish Reform Association, and nee all these tears. Pleasure was applied. Mr. Wyudham disowned any connection with the Association’s plan, Sir Antony has been censured” the Cabinet, and the Viceroy ...