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... A'ustriahasbeenissiuedtoedayfromthe headtluarters Ito PI3 the army 'at Cremona. It bears date this day, 'Wc and is addressed by General Cialdini, chief of the Po: general staff of the Italian army, to the Archduke' Loc Albert, commandingthe Austrian army ...
... THE BATTLE FIELD OF NATIONS. (For the Preston Chronicle) f, In the Holy Land, the land of Palestine, there is a C small plain, about eighteen miles by thirty, called the plain of Esdraelon, and sometimes the plain of Jezreel; r which, on account of the ...
... female societies of that land, gather all r particulars relating to them and their work, and thus be t able to take a survey of the whole. 2., That each committee being the organ of circulation for all other societies in that land, should, through its c ...
... HowrEvEa various may be the opinions held concerning the descent of man, the ascent of woman has passed from the region of theory into that of fact. It is not given to every woman to make eight speeches in the course of one short winter's afternoon, and, bright ...
... Squadron had arrived at Capetown, and cruld if required land at Durban in a few day. a. c/ ?? 01n . -, . -rSh , to seoveral qusinsi hth intenddt enter fully into the subject of the orgenleation of the army and the condition of the volunteer force on mnoving ...
... olf than before the Bulla* run. The South has an army 185,000 men, whose outposts look upon Washing City. The North has a like number opposed to hem; bat whenever they offer battle to the Souther army, even if successful, they must drive them through ...
... IN THE EAST. DECISIVE VICTORY OF THE t JAPANESE a THE CHINESE ARMY ROUTED. E ig INVESTMENT OF PORT i t Of ARTHUR. .he Of ad [THROUGH EnUTs' AGENCY. of YoxoanfA, SATURDAY.-The Japanes army n rossed the Yalu at daybreak on October 24, and t n fighting took ...
... memorials N; praving the board to enable boards of guardians to hire 50 acres of land for g the purpose of setting the unemployed i to work, and, further, for letting out land to labourers in allotments. The board has a only just replied to these memorials ...
... matters; and I believe that if every man and woman in England were thoroughly pqsted up in all the facts of the case, such a repugnance to war would be aroused throughout the length and breadth of the land as would soon, with irresistible force, demand ...
... Main Artllry, at prmrt se-ig -with the Egyptian army has ben prmoted to the rank of suador in the Brits army, in remgnition of his dist~d serviwusin the Egyptian and Soudan camaen of 28028. end 1885. A woman tamed Barke4 lving at Pecklam, was, on Sastuay ...
... behaving in a grosslv indecent manner with a woman in the Marine Park; whether the constable took both the man and the woman to the police station; whether the man was at once liberated; whether the woman was locked up from Saturday 'night till Monday ...
... what would that be worth; Her ancient fame of Free; Were ahe-a fallen State? Her dauntless army satter'd, and so small, Her island-myriads fed from alien lands; Tle fleet of England is her allJin-al, Her fleet is in your hands, And in her fleet her Fate ...