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... stolid the whams. Ulster. are Area. and !decks of coal arc lon town. Lt. T. Dastai, M.G.C.. sae Yr. J. Maim. Belfast, Sad an Christmas& Day at Cairo Lori; Dromore. Mewartstows, received a pellet discharged from a es the arm Win. Crawford. a aged 1T mica. has ...
... pigs in November December showed considerable increase above the average previous months, and this was maintained until the Christmas holidays. The normal channels of trade the manufactured article have been very much disturbed through the operation of Government ...
... strikers are now said have resumed work THE CHRISTMAS FIGHTING Funeral of Spartacus Victims Copenhagen, Monday. A Berlin telegram, describing the funeral of the Independent Socialist and ftpartacus victims the Christmas fighting there, says imposing funeral ...
... 2 8 9 Some commodities were to be plentiful by Christmas. Christmas came and went without any change in the -ituation. £ 2 ¥ There will be, perhaps, improved supplies and reduced prices by mnex: Christmas. It will rot be too long to wait 2 8 At the Killarney ...
... of roumania. Paris. Tn*eday. The newspapers publish telegram from Borne stating that the King and Queen will embark after Christmas (Orthodox rtjle) for Weston. After v eit'ne Constantinople and Athens they wiU travel Home. Pari*, ami London. Men’s Otmcoais ...
... of last night in the historic Hall. The soldier patienta, except the few isolation cases, received twelve days' leave for Christmas so that the Hall and other apartments were made available. St. Patrick's Hall in (Mar.) 1911 was the last festivity in the ...
... . .i=.:.~..~.~.~-- THE AN!) LEINtiTEK ADVEHTISEE, WEDN'ESDAN JANtAi:Y 1, 1919. SEASONABLE FARM WORK. The period betweeo Christmas Day and the Epiphany. being thi: holiday season, ix given to some slight relaza- 1 Lion 6h the farm. The days arc short, ...
... CYCLES, ITO. BE s = to YountlD Attar tho Christmas turkey. a Taxi Bib, from .93 1,7 s 6d. Bundm& no reaeonatile oder Wawa. 39 Da, tot ilk otedt; (lb. Old Final. near Electric Tboatre. BUTRAisiiitqatallixia.o4.ottrtilorl: for Needle., packet: Grensophourie ...
... in Bellaat. Prolrs..,r (iiinea from Dtihlin. and tk. rniTeoltr. Belft.t, CHRISTMAS AT THE CRIPPLES’ HOME, BANGOR. '' The I'biidrcn at the Cripplea' In had their usual Christmas treat /his ereiu carerly looked forward to. and the preparations tor it yfte ...
... included First. Nowell, Alai do they see. to - me 'Sue - amid Ebel lainforr's snow, The Prince of ?earn. and. ' dseet Christmas tells. Nazareth '-' wa. Very devotionally sung as a solo by the . ter.',J. Robin-41,41. sick, vocalism was mesh ad-1 o BT ...
... Visit to London Paris. Tuesday. The newspapers publish telegram from Home stating that the King and (jueen will embark after Christmas (orthodox style) for Westarn Europe. After visiting Constantinople and Athens, they will trawl Home. Parts, and Louth.n.— ...