... SKETCH OF THE SALVATION ARMY. Apart from the squabbles with Mayors and tratos, and the reports of disorders which help to advertise it, the Salvation Army remarkable as social and historical development. The movement differs essentially from the revivals ...

... the SHETLAND LAND QUESTION. (BY A NATIVE ABROAD.) Ever since Shetland graced the nuptial of royalty as a marriage gift, she has had a land question, which, like the upas tree, has spread its blighting influence over the social and physical aspect the ...

... the Government at Washington, hut they ar>. thrnatoneil army of many millions of laitmpi ■ which are hatching on the trees Utah. mend matters, I hear Congress is going to pass a Bill permitting their wives to apply tor a and demand alimony. Fancy Brigham ...

... the vessel in boats. The remainder of the crew were saved and landed at V alparaiso. During a quarrel at Cardiff between plasterer ami his wife the man picked up a poker and threw it the woman. The however, struck a child which was in neighbour’s arms and ...

... this policy ’he constitution of the Indian army would bare to be alt red, and suen alteration would endanger the safety of the Empire. The army of India must always essentially mercenary and nut national army. The expmdieut of the Government was novel ...

... And 0, without thy sun-bnght armies pelo ~ Life were a night, and earth waste of WOMAN INDEBTED THE BIBLE. In speaking of the social institutions, may not forget how much the Bible has done for woman. The con lition of woman was more exalted in °me than ...

... is that the Nwrwegillisr—though their law albired—could not brook the idea of a woman succeeding to the crown; and this also may be that accounted for by the fact the woman who suffered was a pretender to the crown. No incident in Scottish higory is more ...

... autumn campaign, —Army and Navy Gazette, Tuesday morning about nine o'clock, it. was discovered that a woman mined Elizabeth Marchaut had cut her throat and that of her child, a little girl about three years age. The unfortunate woman, with her child, ...

... poets says— Woman 0 woman ! -er— Worn ! :> (Laughter) —however, you remomber’tho lines; and you remember how feeling, how daintily, how almost imperceptibly the verses raise before you, feature by feature, the ideal of a true and perfect woman and how, as ...

... with the folk-tales country thus described by the poet : ** Land of Isles in Northern Sea ; Land of mist and storm’s revelry ; Land of the raven and sea-mew, Of eagle bold and wild curlew ; Land of brown heath and treeless plain, Of winding voe and surging ...

... of her with fear and terror an evil woman, he brings no charge against her purity, on the contrary he distinctly calls her stainless in honour. All through, she is painted a proud, fierce, vindictive, beautiful woman, whom to offend is to rob she-bcar ...

... money saved for the Indian army. European and natiqe taken together, officers and men, are better paid than the home army. India's pensions to the men who have served her are liberal. The efficiency and mobility of the army are admiration of candid foreign ...