REDM.OND S POSITION John Redmond has sent the president of the United Irish League of America telegram in which declares that, while an unnatural combination between factionists and Unionists lias caused the temporary loss of a few seats, the Nationalist party is to-day more unit

The following was the state of the polling in the Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities up Saturday evening; Sir HENRY CBAIK (U.) 4,573 Sir F. POLLOCK (U.F.T.) 3,201 The polling continues over to-morrow. DARING DAYLIGHT THIEVES. daring raid was made on the offices Messrs Dean and Da

The position at South Hetton remains about tho same. It is thought amongst the men that if ballot was taken the majority would desire to resume work. arc being taken for the relief of the distress.

SUNDERLAND BOYS v. SEAHAM BOYS. The Sunderland Boys will .play team selected from the Soaham Schools to-morrow, kick-off 2.50 p.m. Sunderland Boys meet Hijrh Street end of station at 1.50. Team: Robson, Round (Redbv), Stuart (Ryhope), Wilson (New Soaham), Thompson (Castletown),

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