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... ON WAR. A meeting of the United Irish League W 1414 held in Stratford Town Hall the other night. Mr. William Redmond, M. P., .peaking on a resolution pledging support to the United rish party, said Irishmen were now united for ever, and if they were ...
... superb detente helped the Forest to a splendid struggle.— Newcastle United v. Wolvernampton ‘Vantlercre : Up to • certain nein% the &ndereii held their own at Newcastle, but the United warted themselves in the second balf, and won by 3-1. Liverpool v. ...
... nothing being scored in the second hall—Suseleiland v. Sheffield United: At Sunderland, Sunderland kicked the only goal in the Cost half, and won the game by 3-o.—Derby County v. Newcastle United : At Derby, the game ended in a draw. Everton v. Manchester ...
... obtained, and also there had been obtained for the great mass of the Irish people the right of local self government. Although Irishmen had not succeeded in obtaining their ultimate object, viz., national self government, he claimed that these 20 years had ...
... Newcastle United : At Wolverhampton, the Wanderers won by 1-0. Bolton Wanderers v. Bury: At Bolton, the Wanderers won by 3-2. — Sunderland v. Blackburn lovers: At Roker Park, Sunderland, the home team wen by 2-0. —Preston North End v. Sheffield United: At Preston ...
... ended in a pointless draw. Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Sheffield United : At Woverhaniptun, 10,000 people found their way to the Mollie-us Ground. Attacking in splendid style, Sheffield United scored four times in the first half. Alter the change of ends ...
... MR. W. HP.DMOND, M.P., ON THE POLICY OF IRISHMEN. Mr. W. Redmond, M.P., addressing a meeting of Irishmen at Paisley the other night, said the most united party in Parliament was the Irish. It was said that the party was disgraced when the Members of it ...
... constituents in Liverpool, said the credit, of the present work among the Irish party must be given to Mr. Win. O'Brien and the United Irish League. The Irish cause was making progress. England must come to Home Rule, the only solution of the question, if she ...
... present agitation, if it be kept within legal bounds, may force the pace by confronting the Government with a practically united Ireland. It is remarkable that on this question of compulsory land purchase—as also on the question of taxation—the bwriers ...
... SPORTS AND PASTMS. FOOTBALL. Thu LAtotra.—First Division matches on Mawr - day were :—Newcastle United v. Wednesday : At Newcastle, Newcastle won by 2 —l. : Blackburn Rovers v. Stoke: At Bleckburii, Bl.iekburn woo by 6-I.—Notts Forest v. Sunderland: At ...
... sending the bell through after a pretty centre by Kirwan. Another pont fell to the Irishmen, who in the end WIWI by 3-0. ASsOciATioN Cyr. - riiiiiD RouND.—Newcastle United v. Shetlielit Uettal : At Newcastle, the game ended it. goal eat:b. --Portsmouth ...
... New Heath • At West Bromwich the Albion won by 4-0.-On Monday Burstein Port Vale defeated Burton United, at Burslem, by 2-1. MIDLAND LLAMM.-Burton United Reserves v. Whitwick White Cross: At Burton, Whitwick won by _2-1. -Newark v. Ilkeston : Playing ...