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... Miss Charlesworth. The Salvation Army bands | paraded the streets of Sunderland during the afterneon, and General Booth, with Mrs. Booth and officers, pro coeded to lay the foundation stone of a new hall for the of the Army. The proceedings were of avery ...
... the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bombay on Wedneaday, with ® great demonstration of military pomp, A triumphal of war chariots, consisting of bullock carts, paraded the streets; the young woman beat a tam- bourine ...
... that pac- ?? _c entire Army believes them, and is convinced tint Mr. Booth and his wife are the victims of intrigue led hy Mr. Kcilert B-jo— and Colonel Eadie. One officer says to-day : Every man, woman, boy, a.-id tdrl in —3 Army loves Commcnde.r Booth ...
... commences is the universal opinion in the British army, and we see no reason to dissent from a judgment based on the facts we have narrated. Every motive, indeed, which can influence a general and an army must now act on the allied force be- fore Sebastopol ...
... considered saivation Army v oO 4 yet in its Many is Were greatiy ¢ net because he was going ot but his He went on t t 1 was he was not going half fast » give detailed information of work of the army on the Continent. esterday teld day for the army, there uw at ...
... dealer in poem cious etones by @ command to attend at Windssr or to deal with a verv dhrewd and intelhcers Osborne (saye “Woman's he finds that he bas a = Ber pve By the resignation of the Bishop of Bangor, Dr. | versy, to deal with a very ead th Bishop ...
... reference to tha army, and appealed j for more general and hearty support. The meeting closed with nnging and p_ aj ci . ¦ THS SALVATION ARMY. To the Editor. â After reading your account of tha j treatment received by the Salvation Army in the street ...
... but in many instances the cha'-acter would actually identical and united in single person. largely is the army officered from gentlemen of landed estate that few of those country families from which militia officers would the first instance sought are ...
... Salvation Army, aonsisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bonaoay on Wednesday, with a ? reat demonstration of military 'pomp. A, triumphal procession of war chariots, con- listing of bullock carts, paraded tbe streets; she young woman beac ...
... ARMY SCRIPTURE READERS. On Monday evening, a public meeting was held in the Cutlers' Hall, for the purpose of promoting the objects of tbe Soldiers' Friend and Army Scripture Readers' Society. There was a considerable attendance. Lieut.-Colonel Rainier ...
... New Land Transport Corps.—it has been determined to constitute immediately a new corps, forming a permanent department of the army, under the title of the Military Train. Its office will be to accompany the army, to convey all its stores, ammunition, ...
... WOMANS WORLD. OCCUPATIONS FOR WOMEN. The Central Burean for the Employment of las recently held its first annn«! meeting. Lord aad Lady Wolierton kindly lent a hail in Brassey House or the occasion, and Lord Dudley took the chair for wife, who was, however ...