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... Boers hoisted a white flag, but the firing continued. Only when the firing ceased, and the Boers showed tiieniiselves tin armed, did our men come out from under cover, having learnt experience not place too much confidence the Boer white flag. General ...
... special meeting the members o! the Irish Parliamentary Party was held in the City Hall, Cork Hill. Mr. John E. Redmond City Hall, Cork HilL Mr. JOHN E. REDMOND presided. The members present were—Armagh South, J. Campbell; J. Hammond; Cavan, T. MGovern; ...
... five men four of them Little more than boys who had bon arrested charged they had perforce to be eatiafied with radbery of arms from Moyode Castle. and up to the present both sides can clara the of Lord Ardilaun, near to have established a for their suc ...
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... might have considered MR. JOHN PROFUMO AT MOULTON. “The Dictators Must See Reason.” A meeting and supper under the auspices of the Moulton and Overstone Men’s Conservative and Unionist Association was held at the “Cardigan Arms,’’ Moulton, on Thursday. ...
... HIS ARMS. Lorry Driver Exonerated at Kettering Inquest. The driver of the lorry involved was exonerated from all blame and complimented by the Coroner on the way he gave his evidence, the inquest at Kettering Police Station, on Thursday, on John Joseph ...
... PRESIDENT’S MEDALLION. Kettering Gift by Mr. Alan Timpson. A new President’s silver-gilt medalion bearing the Borough Coat of Arms was presented to Kettering Rotary Club on Monday by the President ...
... CORBY AND DISTRICT LEAGUE P. W. D. L. Pts Klngs’s Arms 1 1 9 Corby Hotel A 6 2 4 0 8 Nag’s Head 4 4 0 0 8 White Horse 6 3 2 Corby Hotel B. .. 6 2 2 2 6 King’s Arms B 6 1 1 3 Social Club 6 0 2 Cardigan Arras 0 1 3 1 The closing day for entries In the Hospital ...
... ' THANKS. MRS. WILLIAM DAVIES, of 19. worth-avenue, Corby, wishes to neighbours, Stewarts and Lloyds, friends at the “Cardigan Arms’’ for u kindness shown in her sad bereavement. riIHE Sons and Daughters of the , Mrs. MARY DESBOROUGH. lin.” Station-road ...
... For}l:nher particulars app!v to WANTED, male office clerk to tm;n“he Joint Agents. as office manager; yearly oonus, MESSRS. JOHN L. WILSON AND det pension ~‘°’;§m'~'ihp°ly.l‘.“ hmgd-‘ COMPANY, writiug oniv.—Marsham yvre 0. Dalkei . sy 1 - | eith Place ...
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... who said Abner was vt — . Born in Cardigan in Octo. establishment of a joint com-|, - ;,lC‘ ’(‘;f{:, ;I’{“3 “d“}“é‘_‘ A“ ARDS verv much urder the influence ,—-” = : 1897, Mr. .\{ovlwvn!lll'md over the Syrian armed covered I;ném?x? ‘:“‘ ‘h(“ ‘;, ...