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... interesting, by the way, to know where the money comes from for the printing, the hire of halt.. &e,. for tan , . precious &lath Africa Conciliation Committee. Everybody knows all about the thousaods of pounds that have been lung &hoe% the notorious Dr. Ley& ...
... 93. I teethe , &trailing the prisoner an privies. onside: said I have h eovero.,ele.ting with the War with . to voleatextring for Bath Africa , Prismor Yie Yisivenil of my old pale ase out Vers Pri• err now explsiriad be bad not say r.-serie pay ...
... to him, leading him, to address this seeming. He thanked the cloths. After • few minutes Riddlestooe came God'oe the war in South Africa was not the with wrapped al) la each cloth , only question of interest. They lead in every one both IMle reace7, he ...
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... to be motet. Mr. Whitmore had, however, • long stnedieg engagement with the geese's Park Habitatios of lb. Primrose sod se war me be with Niaiirt Milos II weber lb kmphy moose with is the date, as they week litre he. deildbled Is have had Mr. with be ...
... return only covers the year ended March Shit, IWO, therm is no evidence of the extra work cast upon the factory by the war in Hoe& Africa. It appear. from the report of the jeep- Weller and Anditor-heneral on the can. liaised is the return. that important ...
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... was rnoorsl. and Mr. W. ' MacHeen, who was given rcrdial reception I hie return from active Perri , • with the Y is South Africa, were enjoved. The e ra=a rendering of Hatton's classio To Aiithes. wee taken at • speed se before, we eboold attempted ...
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... who volunteered for rervicr in one of the most important branches of Hi. ArNy she Pod Office Corps (Appian..) While in South Africa be and was merit home to England, and sine•• then be hen been hen wed I from the weirs a. merlkally unll. Rio 'brother of ...
... wbich be war euutdiog a diatase• of about ft. into the guttering, which, happily, checked him. Several of Ins fellow•workinen fastened a rope about him, sod by this maws be was lowered to the ground, shoo be was awn by Dr. Troutbeck, who war at by the ...
... W, but it did notaffect either attendsere or the spirits of the company, who were elated, naturally, at tee red from Sew* Africa, which formed the solid topic of converse- Lion before the compsey sat down to the aabetanbid repsee provided. laded, the ...