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BUTCHERS,
... I have heard that strong complaints ar§ being made bakers in many parts Northampton that, in consequence of Um liberality of the bread ration supplied troops billeted in the town, their trade is suffering. A prominent member of the Master Bakers’ and Cuufectxoners' Association told this morning that the average difference his daily delivery since tho soldiers came is about 50 loaves, and many ...
itflm. J. YOUNG, RI B. (West Belfast Volun|teers), Boyd Street, '■ wounded. Lce.-Crpl. A. JENKINS. Koval Irish ..
... wounds, was ,a nephew of (Mr. J. EJlis, Courthouse, ■Derry. Pte. HUTCHINSON MELLON. InniskilliiiK in hoe*J»ital Buffering from shell /•hock. ie brother of T. W. Mellon. 207 Spamount Street. Rifleman G. WILLIS. Worth Belfast Volunteers, of ftt Midland Street, Belfast, killed. Fii«t-cl. Stoker J. COFFEY 125 New Lodge Road, Belfast rescued the Germans dur ing the recent naval battle. Rfm T. BLACK ...