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Telegraph Press Association. Copyright London. November 29. Bishop Moorhouse had a fall from a mountain path in , the Tyrol, breaking bis collarbone and injuring his head. He is at present unconscious. The portion of the Muckross Estate which includes the Lakes of Killarney has again changed hands. Lord' Ardilaun, bead of the great Guinness brewing firm, is the latest purchaser. The price paid for the part by him was L 60.000. Washington, November 27. Tbe Hon Mr Long, Secretary to the Navy in the United States Cabinet, bas given instructions for the building of six cruisers of 3500 tons each. Paris, November 28. The newspaper Debats censured the detestable attack on the Queen, and deplored the tendency of a section of the French Press to attack everyone.
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Feilding Star, Volume XXI, Issue 129, 30 November 1899, Page 2
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