... county may be entitled. and to meet exceptional distress arising from the war. We have so far received the following subscriptions to the above fund Already acknowledged 'Hk.; WAR. Mr Ti B Tighe, DL Mn Mrs Otway Mr Matt hew Smyth, High-draft Mks Campbell ...

... rubrics permit during the eon- Lassoes of the war now being waged is Beath Africa. Let us then persevere in prayer to the Almighty that, is HIS power and wisdom, Be may be pleased to bring to an end this war, so calamitous to all who are involved in it ...

... SUFFERERS OF TEE WAR. MEETING OF THE COMMITTER ♦ mretmg of the committee in connect on with the distri hot ion of the above fond was bald in the Club House Hotel, Kierenny, the other evening, Colonel the Hon. Y. Shore In the chair. There were also present ...

... Saturday Morning. February 17 1900. WAR ITEMS. of as earooraging asters kw arrived the of Lord fens into the Free State on the border. Os last Colonel Hannay. with a force of infantry. marched front Orange River to Ramadan, attacked by the enemy es rout* ...

... ROYAL iirsinta FCSILIERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. rode eanespeveleat. we es July R as enema al a le , e ear The dry** e•gegeeremt oast, sad el IM Itessetere by Ile Tothalue Mpt they their way •Lwag et the brat nage soder a gas aed rift INA at they to the bill ...

... the Boers in the unjust War which bad been forced upon them by the English Government. The resolution was seconded by Mr. O'Brien, Lismore. Mr. Villiers Stuart said that he felt called upon to oppose this resolution, as the war was not forced upon the ...

... oi. war. to 0 Mr. Duna., U ti Mr. J. Mr J. Mr. J. liaino Mr. I Cottrrell 0 0 Ile. P. Brennan £1 0 0 FROM A BEN ETSBBIDO E MAN. Th. letter been from Private Welter Jackman, lat Royal Dublin Faaffllers, Fourth Brigade, Field Force. South Africa:— MT ...

... •ND_IIIII.WIFIL. Private of the lush ft-if anent appeard before tee board and stated that wife wb.le he was out at the war in doutlt Africa gave birth to two chitoren, sthioh were isow in the anion, end be would not pay for their support, as they were not ...

... Chad.. T MaoMurrough Kavanagh, 100 i Prams a Wales Own Royal) Hussars, ill' greatly distinguishing himself during the war in South Africa. No °Moor done hardrr or more work than this gallant soldier. We read in the daily papers of Monday Lot that on the ...

... the arr - tcm Lieutenant Cairo • , •Vrft4S an the maks. became a war. rant Aker La lest, aad yea promoted to a aa Qumnermaater is 144. Ile did at Itut.:.n furore , gomg to South Africa. Oa hosts dammed duty iR the t.dl ...

... churchyard at St. Patrick*. on Friday evening the, mums of Lehael Fitzpatrick, who retarned • chart time ago from the war in South Africa frool fever. The deceased who lived I. Garden row belonged to the rilitia reserve and had been culled - up to join the ...

... any individual soldier now on active service in South Africa. in whom any of our readers are interested. if they will send to St. Helene an address which will find their absent friend at the *eat of war. Be adopts this course, having received so many letters ...