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... fIOrTH AFRICA. Thom mew men who would separate Ireland fro ug z e t s Vd in that matter, emu who were enemies. He was sorry that war Amid bare cane about , lost there were worse th ink thanwar, and dasea a - Britioli easy should have theßoglish right ...
... WIDNISDAT. No information as to the coarse of events in Sonth Africa was lowed from the War (Mee talky. THURSD•Y. Two despatches front Lord Roberta were published yesterday. A party of Lorat's swats was attaelted on the Ist inst. eighteen Plea south-west ...
... the house. Ail Grocers sell it. It makes de-, i=us coffee in a moment. 10oaxmiDoeIoiao*oa. DALES ) i i 1. ..r.-4-o„:,war pre .ll odomallowspo:Yhing with GOLD MEDAL ii b/WlLth a iimm mount Awards. DUBBIN Skl.. 6d., 1/. & 2,16 of hoot Usk. boaters ...
... with edsoidea in this temikj, and awoothiss of importance is respect to ass nettlesome , st Mars is South Africa. (Hear, hear.) The noloppy war in that pout of the ocelot hod new, they were pleased to Imo. bad sem 'lnset b pi end. There was the estatten ...
... purpose of assisting Mrs. Sandwich, who is fighting on behalf of her husband, who is 'been 'Acting ea our behalf in South Africa. He had peat demure is introducing Mrs. Sandwith to the meeting. Mrs Sandwith, who was warmly received, said she did not come ...
... imm eld in comestise with Cased Smilerith's and, while repsaltag Camel Seadwilble shessee from theesaseleak r be i y es. 4ll wars proud thee be was sigma th e of e bellies his guess and weary le Sea% (Applause.) Me was pleased to see Mrs. Sao derWe pre ...
... mastics tiesear of Great Maui in &with Mdse. ( .) At the end Si the war, which. thank , was fast appresehing. there wail he a greet amber of people fawn It ire serter is Sou* Africa, and it - 1 be ler the advistege ate wai these people and ahem' there ...
... coae ail it could to redress their grievances (loud cheers). You pollee that the Unionists had to gr• t to England. or Routh Africa, for a candi. chile to oppose as. Could a stranger who knows I tithing of Ireland or its people, and cares lees, be • Smog ...
... also anehrled two flat more) were far the 'appanage{ to be emoted in Omagh in memory of the loniskillings who fell is South Africa. Cookstown was repreanted by:—Goal. Espy : beaks. L. Adair. and G. Raphael; halves, J. Abb. Sprouts. Waldo; forwards. Wesillostsr7 ...