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... have declined to accept the release fettered with | any condition. The action by the Cork County Board of the Gaelic | Athletic Association against Father O'Connor and the j Cork Examiner concluded at Cork Assizes on Wednes- day. It arose from the publication ...
... history to match. When patriot meets patriot then, indeed, will come the tug of war ; and the epi- sodes of the Gaelic Athletic Association are only a faint outline of the internecine conflicts which would ensue after the installation of the Separatists ...
... Ballinaaloe on Tuesday, to receive rents from neighbouring tenants, but not one came. The Mitchelstown Blackthorn Boys' Gaelic Athletic Association have resolved to present a Mitcheietown blackthorn to Mr Gladstone, as a token of their gratitude for his masterly ...
... himself and brother athletes as all injustice in the face of the fact that no penalty is meted out to the clubs which paid their expenses. 'Three Northern clubs, he says, were approached by the Northern Counties Amateur Athletic Association with a promise ...
... ASSOCIATION. Laxcaster v. LoNerioge Noarn Enp,—These teams met on the Lune-road enclosure on Satusday, betore a fair pumber of spectators, Longridge were fairly represented, whilst Lancaster were short of Suart, but Leake again played for them, The visitors ...
... Years Ago SPORT & ATHLETICS. WITH NOTES BY CROSS SLR. ATHLETICS. THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS. The anneal Championship contests promoted by the Amateur Athletic Association, took place on Saturday, on ground of the Manchester Athletic Club, ...
... become ao open rupture. Tbe ostensible cause of the split in the Gaelic Association was alleged dissatisfaction with the pro- ceedings of its Executive in connection with some of tbe athletic displays dnricg the past summer on the part of a section of the ...
... get to see a copy of the articles of tlie association, and ultimately, fancying that be lad been deceived, he tried to get back the money lit shares had cost him. One of the clauses in the abides of association cansed much laughter. It *fis that The shares ...
... higher level. The appreciation of art is not the monopoly of the leisured classes ; like pure science, it is intimately associated with practical off sirs. As someone said The man who has no interest in technical questions, has no interest in art ; he ...
... amusement and pleasure curing their stay in London. — Life of Charlotte Btonte. Chinese Vegetarians. — The women who join this associations make a vow never to eat neither meat, fish, eggs, or anything that has ever had life, but to live entirely ou vegetables ...
... Alexandra Drive, £5 sa. Manchester. —Thomss Carrie, 54, Snan-akreet, £2. Northumberland. —The Marehiooeaa of Waterford, Ford Gaelic, £5 65., per J. O. Rowe, Ticar Berwick, and Hon. Local Sec, Fretton. —Offertory at St MichaeTs-on-Wyre, per Ten. Archdeacon ...
... exactly twenty-fi»e minutes. This may have arisen from the length of the preliminary services, and tne necessity of meeting a Gaelic congregation in the afternoon. We wish, however, to add that the prea- cher's sentiments were strictly evangelical. They might ...