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... WOMAN’S MISSION. THE SPINSTER ARMY Sir,—l wm very much Rinuacd indeed the •kirlinfr display made in your columns few weeks ago against poor suffering mankind by Miss M. W.,” hailing from the capital of the “Kingdom”—evidently another link” in the chain ...
... it. writer lately said, Woman ia drawn to homo steal to magnet, if the magnet is there. (Wsatminister Review. Sept. 1*1.) What I contend lor is, that it is bettor for every woman that the magnet should not be there. If the woman marries aba has than no ...
... THE PEEKS SURRENDER ON THE LAND On Tuesday, when the House of Lords met there was a large attendance of Peers and spectators. On the ceder for the further consideration of the Commons further aniendmenta to the Irish Land Bill, Lord Salbibury offerol ...
... THR WOMAN WHO CHARMS. It would iuip-teib'o almost to In ai«ny word, what mean when that such and such a woman in charming. The word h* really diffiKni*«K the quality on fii>t eight. Certain pe»|de when they meet ...
... THE AUSTRIAN FLEET OFF HELIGO LAND, SAILING NORTHWARD. AN ENGLISH STEAM FRIGATE TO THE NORTH SEA. THE CHANNEL FLEET READY SERVICE. The Globe says it behoves us to see that a is not taken which would make it impossible for England to rest satisfied with ...
... It made the tough old frontierman tremble think that (hat woman's little fing>-r was more to him and dearer than all the world besides. She was actually more him than gold badge of the Grand Army of rh« Republic, which wore ostentatiously on tho left of ...
... whs drawn from towns and districts the United Kingdom, and each man and woman of it was delegate would hard to say bow many thousands people it represented. The strength the Army throughout the country as difficult to ascertain the streir-tb of the Scotch ...
... own with regard to the organisation of the army, but this was not the place in which he could properly vent them; but there was one matter connected with the army, and particularly with the portion the army with which they were more particularly connected ...
... the ()panty of Limerick, it was neoessary on Friday to employ a combined army of military and polio' to evict three or four defaulting tenants on theestate of Colonel HAAR. The army, which was made up of three bunbed a the Coldstream Guards. one hundred ...
... phase wish landed, the Whin( tram ts lie Id par wt end the latter yrs girt. InahsMac the eab about 15 deb were tiled lisle doted the last eight dis& Bum Raison ttant.—At CioVie Saturday Captain Ferrier and Lisatenent Geiseeen, el the Maeda Army Corr+ ...
... Dunnottar in state defen 4, and endeavoured to establish communications with the land, from ths sea-ward side of the Castle. In this attempt, waa foiled ; and the English army, trusting conquer by protracting their blockade, resolutely encamped before the ...
... the other side of the street, and found a young woman lying in pool of bloodher feet being in the gutter, and her head towards the middle of the street. He lifted her up, and recognised her as a young woman living in the neighbourhoed, and lately married ...