... ATHLETIC REVIEW Private Kinsella Wins Army Marathon New World Record International Cross• Country Contest Fixed Tailteann Games. By P. J. DEVLIN. The sports season is being bravely prolonged, and even threatens to encroach upon the calendar of the cr ...

... SITUATION REVIEWED In the Church Assembly to-day, the Bishop of Manchester moved the reception of the interim report of the Appointment of Bishop.' Committee. Appointed seven years ago, the Committee on the appointment of Bishops, he said, had been able ...

... HURLING REVIEW Present, and To Come—Another Tipperary v. Dublin Gritty Challenge—Belated Rally by Eire Og. had rendered them sterling service in goal, the winning margin would have been tar less pronounced. UP to the time of his retirement this player ...

... CAUSES REVIEWED Road victims under 12 and over 60 in the Dublin Metropolitan area in 1929 numbered 35, or 53 per cent. of the total. and in the whole of the Footsie% exclusive of the D.M.D., the number was 67, or 40.? per oent. The ere among the facts ...

... REVIEW OF SITUATION. This evening the local Congress Working Committee, attenuated by the arrest of several of its leaders, will meet to review the political situation, and reconsider its recent, resolutions, particularly those affected by the new ordinances ...

... RUGBY REVIEW Sea-on Nearing a Close--Visit of English Clubs—The Final International—France or Walet.? By J. J. 'REACY. rpm: foot b all season is stabling to a close, but there aro still seeciii interesting fixtures to be . played. To-day V‘atlereri twelve ...

... ATHLETIC REVIEW By P. 1. DEVLIN. NVIOES' tests were carried out both in the College lark and at 'rerenure! during the past week, and some promising ! intent on view. These competitions ) have often ie'en the means of introducing excellent athletes to ...

... RACING REVIEW HURST PARK TO-DAY By MAI !GP/E. The Lincoln liandieup entry cannot legarded other than poor in clam as well is numbere, and with a likelihood Slipper being sold in the meantime. stud a probable non-runner, the diffipuny of finding the winner ...

... HURLING REVIEW Londons Gallant Recovery Interval Arrears Wiped Out —Thrilling Uphill Struggle— Galway Beaten in Hectic Finish Banba Win Sevena-Side Final Moran's Game . .:-..,i..f.,-,.:. ',..;;Ni . .:.: , .. ...

... POSITION REVIEWED (From P. A. Lobby Correspondent). A night's reflection on the effect of the Government defeat in the Hones of Commons last night has convinced most members of Parliament that the date of the next General Election has been advanced. An ...

... REVIEW AND FORECAST OF INVENTIONS It is significant to note that the first storage battery was designed in 1878 by M. Plante, a French scientist, and from that period to the present date very little changes have taken place. The same principle exists ...

... OUR HURLING REVIEW Keen Local Competition Garda and Faughs Still Unbeaten—New Irelands Again For Final—Exit Kilkenny-1 -a-Side Tourney. P. J. Ward (Erin's Hope) M. Dunne (O'Byrnes) defence, adversely affected their the in their championship tie with O'W ...