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... A NOBLE WOMAN. The Emperor was passing through Thuringia. Katherine, the widow of Henry, Prince of Schwartzburg, was at her Castle of Hndolstadt on the Sasle. The Emperor's troops had shown ntter disregard for the property of the inhabitants of the countries ...
... THE WOMAN'S WORLD. Morwerno is so generally worn at present, and will be for some time to come, that to write • fashion article without reference to it (a lady correspondent if the Staudard says) is impossible. Even when the period for 11.-iyal mourning ...
... THE WOMAN'S WORLD. Mose women (a writer in the Glair remarks) who have not wonderfully good figures, are apt to be discontented with their condition. Either they are getting too thin or too stout. Most of no seem to suffer from the latter trouble, and ...
... THE WOMAN’S WORLD. MourxinG is so generally worn at present, and will be for some time Yo come, that to write a fashion article without reference to it (a lady correspondent of the Standard says) is impossible. Even when the period for Royal mourning ...
... THE WOMAN’S WORLD. May Day in London was gloomy and cold while all the country bet.we%n “{vking and Land’s-end was blithe in bright suushine. Although what the rural folk call blight seemed to be 1n the air, there was none in the spirits of those who ...
... ARMY CLOTHING COMMISSION. The Royal Commission on the army clothing system recently appointed to inquire into the manner in which the great military clothing doped at Weedon is con. ducted, has met this week in one of the committee. rooms of the House ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Windsor 42d Ft., Bermuda, Isleof Wifht 2d, Regent’s Park Reserve batt., Bermuda RoyaJHorseGuards, ...
... DISTURBANCE AT THE SALVATION ARMY MEETING HOUSE. ANOTHER disturbance, arising ont of tbe eccentric manner in which the Salvationists conduct their religious services, took place Sunday last. appears that young woman who, one would think, might be better ...
... a reeult of an interchange of views between the India Offices and the British Army Medical Department, it has been found necessary to lend only a few officers from the Army Medical Department to the Indian authorities on account of the bubonic plague ...
... Martin's-niarket, Scotland-road, and almost every fine day she may be seen on the south landing-stage, or about the markets and other public places in the town. The landing-stage is her principal resort on Sunday afternoons, where she generally attracts around ...
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... from a distance of 2,500 yards.] Reduction of the Russian Army.—We hear there is to be no more recruiting for the'next three years, and the negative measure wou'd, in a few years more, reduce the army by 100,000 or 110,000 men. It also said that there will ...