... The man is too apt 4 throw upon his women-folk the burden of wort on the land as well as in the home, while he , takes his ease when there is no fishing to be done. The woman lacks, and it is not to be wondered that she should lack, the grace, the f ...

... showed that the woman nal her husband when on tramp:twit shelter Ow night in a shed. Later on the prisoners came and robbed the Ituabend with violence.. and none is away, after which each of the prisoners crunica;:e assaulted the woman. They toot rlracer•l ...

... expected. The fight against Intemperance wee not a clerical fad or fancy, hut a matter for all who had the well-belng of Eng• land at heart. WHY MORTALITY AYWRORT Cutt.ortme to so HRAVT.— The mndloal Aar of Leek. drawing attention to the heave mortality ...

... although the disturbances took Place early in September, and the committee re commend that the claims be not ontertaioed. WOMAN BURNED TO DEATh AT HULL. A shocking burning fatality occurred at Hall. on Saturday morning, Anne Baines, wife ofo a tramway ...

... visitors. GERMANY AND BULGARIAN ARMY CONTRACTS. It is reported from Sophia that a large quantity of grey mantle and dark green uniform Moth. for WM In the Bulgarian army, is to be ordered in Germany. Hitherto all the army contracts hare been placed in Husain ...

... event of an outbreak of war. The Salvation Army is being boycotted in Fite land. No mention of it of any kind mar appear in public print. So strictly is this law being carried out that any mention of the Army. any advertisement bearing on the movemeat ...

... subscription already amounts to £6OO. A Royal warrant has been issued by the War Office directing that commissions in the regular army may be given to officers of Yeomanry or Volunteers under cer. rain conditions. This privilege has hitherto only been extended ...

... Williams and a jury. The plaintiff, a builder at Battersea, in February. 1891, entered into a contract to erect a Salvation Army hall at Tottenham for General Booth, who is one of the defendants, the other being Mr. W. G. Scott, the General's architect ...

... committee to inquire into the piaci ice and proceeding of the Land Commissioners in fixing fair rents and making advances under the Land Purchase Act. This was desirable if only for the Land Commissioners, who had to remain silent under the charges which ...

... eraisciousuess. Whet was done with the woman ?—she was taken into a neighbonia house. Superintendent said he had to ask for a remand until Friday. He had received a certificate from Dr. Sprmitlie to the effect that the woman was in dangerous con Wont Th, re ...

... originally made out in the woman's name, and that just before obtaining the summons Coe induced the ironmonger to substitute his name for her's. On learning this, the magistrate dismissed the summons. On Saturday, a married woman, named Isabella Colbey. ...

... flattering this influeace, and bribing that interest, by the ingenious exercise of all those arts which make an able and scheming woman one of the subtlest of social powers, she contrived to win the allegianos of the most dieafforded communities, and possess ...