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... LAND IN SOOTLAND. Land, even in England, is becomings luxury; its owner- ship iss more and more unprofitable investment, How much more so in the Highlands, where, if neglected, it will not even relapse into pasture or even where (when sheep and cattle ...
... 4 WOMAN IN THE UNITED STATES case now befere the House Committee on Mili- The New Fork Herald reporta a remarkable tary Affaire, 18 is a bill to remove the charge of desertion from the reeord ef Franklin Thempeon woman gies Mus, sarah E. A iam, served ...
... and magazines throughout the Army. IV. 70,000 of an increase in the sitting accommodation provided in the Army's citadels and halls throughout the world. Y. 70,000 weekly increase in the permanent accommodation of the Army's social institu tions, including ...
... police court, a short time ago, a woman was brought up, charged with being drunk and disorderly, when the presiding bailie—Porter by name—in passing sentence, admonished the woman in the following manner:- -Now, my good woman, this is your thirtieth appearance ...
... of the Army' in the United States, Samuel Neil, Kilmarnock. Tn presenting the commissions, General Booth stated that it was his intention to send out -. r warriors, male and female, this year to advance the cause of the Army in foreign lands. -Amongst ...
... ' of all the recruit. for the army were obtained from hr, land; whereas, the prevailing itupresaion,we believe, attributes to that source a far greater proportion of our supplies. . . . . How is a commission in the army to be obtainedr , is a question ...
... Two of the Lord Chancellor ' * land billi • wore issued , yesterday . A WOMAN has died in Sheffield Infirmary from hydrophobia , caused by the bite of a cat , IT is arranged that 1500 Belgian riflemen • will visit England in July to take part in the Wimbledon ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY INDIA. Calcutta, Sept. 24. —The Indian contingent of the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed Bombay on Wednesday with a great demonitration of military ptyap. A triumphal procession of war chariots, ...
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... THE SALVATION ARMY IN INDIA. Calcutta, Sept. 24. —The Indian contingent of the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bombay Wednesday with a great demonstration of military pcynp. A triumphal procession of war chariots ...
... and magazines throughout the Army. IV. 70,000 of an increase in tbe sitting accom- modation provided in the Army's citadels and halls throughout the world. V. 70,000 weekly increase in the permanent accommodation of the Army's social institu tions, including ...
... THE ARMY. The Windward and Leeward Command. —Lieutenant-Gpneral Sir Jolm Foster Fitzgerald, X.C.8., Colonel of the 18th Royal Irish, has been appointed Commander of the Forces in these islands, vice Lieutenant-General Sackville H. Berkeley, who has resigmd ...