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... Dublin contingent is limited to 115 men. The recruits include Mr. G. V. Briscoe and Mr. A. J. Wilson, well-known hunting men: Mr. J. Newman, of the United Hunt, Cork; and Mr. James Rutherford and Mr. F. H. Mayo. THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY ...
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... for the conveyance of refugees to England. It is expected that 600 personswill framed passages, moat them being Jews Mr. Pott, “ King Pott of Africa,'’ as the Portuguese call him. the Transvaal Consul-General at Bay. is said to have Kvret service wire ...
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... above mentioned treat at St eorge’s Hall on Thursday last, allow me to state that [ most heartily agres with Mr H Leo J. letter on the sub- ject. Mrs Birt’s idea and purpose must com- mend themselves strongly to every sound heart, but to an ontooker the want ...
... In striking contrast to the somewhat Oes-of tb simistic views expressed in Mr. Winston mach Churchill's interesting message last week, at n comes a very hopeful telegram from Mr. move Bennett Burleigh, whose experience as a ing t war correspondent in all ...