... horne team had been only able to'lick the Irishmen by sixteen points to twelve. That's a little better, was the criticism of the Swan- sea crowd, who still do not care' to see Swanseai run too closely. The Irishmen (my down-line correspondent says) are ...

... threatening weather the Irish' tourists met the 'Welsh metropolitans at-.the 3: Cardiff Arms Park on.Monday aferhoon. As' the, Irishmen had given .Swansea,' such. an excellent gaite on Christmas Day, when. they sedred twelve points to sixteen, it - was expected ...

... Western nMail The DAILY TVLEGRAPS special war telegrms . and' letters are copyright both in Gi-eat Britaie aolds i'n the United States of America. . . CAbf, NORTH' dHmEvEEL, ;st gi Sunday, December 17. n There is courage and merit in openly speak- as ...

... a aide* . Chided Kingdom to Greed Britain and Ireland. 't'he phrase United Kougdom wit, he declared, nothieg but a tyrant's lie. and should only be recognised by Irishmen for the purpose of rep dieting The Prow lemociation states test the welted ...

... 'Final ecoibs. id Aston:Villat1itree goals; Derby County, two dA goals., in Sheffield. United, one goal; Notts County, one to goal. ' I . .. . I . ~ . o, Newcastlo United, two goals; Bury, one goal; 'aWolv-erhamnpton Wanderers, cite goal; Man. 4 . ecllsters ...

... ought to have been Oh avoided? (Loud Ministerial cheers.) And a th, policy of that kind is said to unite the party I At (Laughter.) Well, sir, it may unite the party, tic b t it serves in the opinion of Europe eo) ag' Ithrow douabt .ore the 'uniors of the ...

... facie? b Mr. WYND IIAM: Certainly not, unless we t know on what authority they were published. a Mr. T. M. HEALY: If any Irishmen are shot r . by the English, I shall advise them to go for h the English. t T The SPEAKER: Order, order. 0 UITLANDERS AND ...

... my tent the symesteice of Irishmen world be wile the liter Republics, jest tire men if any other Bower than Eitel ted lead been acting tire putt of hilly aid 0pt0r. The best mei, a of Wen Bre vin bed always bees Irishmen. eat if the Coverument had ...

... 'T1e aid Ireland had given showed ehe apaproved of tho ,yar. Irishmen' had die. ti.mguithed themselves at th'e seat of war.- So gr b1lo(1d. 'flowved -more freely tnan that of 'th tbh Irishmen, and it was a slanderr on th ...

... French has now joined Lord Methuen, and assumed the role for which he was originally cast, namely, the com- mand of the now united cavalry division. General Kelly-Kenny would assume the direction of affairs in Northern Cape Colony. where French and Gatacre ...

... the cause of a Ireland, Irishmen in this country were bound 4 ysin gratitude to favour the Liberal party, on to the principal that one good turn deserves another. Id Does the Liberal Marty stand the same as n- before? Irishmen are in the same position ...

... to day; the charge-sheet has been dwindling down, and on Thnrsday'it bore brat two cases. :The defen- clsnts wvere twco Irishmen. who had been seeing;: friends dif on Wednesday, and both were dis- missed ofl promising to put 2&. Ed. in the po~or: box ...