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... nature. Mr. Beaumont asked if the contents the houses and the clothing were destroyed or disinfected. . . , THE LATE EARL KITCHENER. The Clerk replied that a number of were burned, and the place disinfected. The matter then dropped. NEW PLANS. The Clerk ...

... h«.. CTiarlu MneAuley, Cangherty. Broirghshana-KataL Gelding or Mare, under hand»-l. Wm. M'Convey. Win.teen. Bdf.et-lord Kitchener; S. R. W. F.wjna. Uwen, Kjngsmere Avenue. Belf».t-C.rdigan Torch OUr»; > S. Samuel Ki«ock, Th. Bally Bracelat: 4. Hugh Miskeliy ...

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