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... things which was regarded eminently satisfactory. Both the War ami the army lived under an incessant and übiquitous cnticistu. It was extraordinary thing that retired olheers the army seemed to know more about the proper conduct of the War than the soldiers ...
... Captain Manuel living with married woman, who had left Wotton-under-Edgo with him. The magistrates sentenced the prisoner to throe hard labour, telling him that be was an impostor of the worst description. THE SALVATION ARMY AND THE PUBLIC. At Marlborough ...
... assaulting Hmma Grocock. captain the Salvatien Army. Prisoner went to the ** BorrackV m Lcgge Street, on the 17th ult., and created disturbance. He was ordered to desist, and then struck a member of the army. Prosecutrix came up and advised prisoner to ...
... the muidcr was cold-blooded, mercileis, and cruel. TUB GERMAN PARLIAMENT AND THE ARMY BILL. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily nos telegraphs: I understand that the Army Bill will pass the three readings in the new Reichstag without debate. The Central ...
... roost resectable • looking woman, what had made her daughter «k) this, and she said, It all through the Church Army that she has done it. She was respectable servant gal to the end of April, when she took with the Church Army, and can do nothing to her ...
... 24/ ARMY Service.—Young Men wishing to loin Majesty's Army will, on application any Post Office in the United Kingdom, supplied, without charge, with pamphlet, containing detailed information to the conditions of service and advantage* the Army, to pay ...
... to [ h « d ««“ army. A First Army Corps should always readioesa, ft no*, court of record, aud polite also found in hi? to-wesrion, together with a chisel and file, paid for her the plaintiff, I and |, materials should at hand tor a Army tf cte has not ...
... TUT, LAND BILL. Daily Nam that the t2i« tlie lililb. Ijun.fi aw BUI, THE AND THIS i» 4be the Government, Loodon enr- imtimrtnads, to a-dvia© hear Jldajflffley to tar u the the Pop'®, fend to thank hia Holiness ft speciaf coinmuniowtioii for the oxpre&sed ...
... SHOPS AND LAND LKT AND FOR SALK. ADVERTISER baa splradid roomy Comer Premitas. with gateway entrance, suil-vble for any bnsiuess requirinf room. grand opening for pawnbroker or broker; will altered to suit good tenant.—C. H. Earee. Soho iiill. ADVERTISE ...
... BIRMINGHAM MAIL WEDNESDAY 11 1879' PARLIAMENT OF COMMONS ARMY REGULATION BILL House morning sitting to forward Army Bill tho did into until o’clock chiefly owing to which time Mr Committee Army Organis- j ation that it to enquire service and it working ...
... THE CRISIS IRELAND. LAND DEMONSTRATIONS. EVICTION CAMPAIGN MAN SHOT AND SEVERAL WOUNDED. Telegraphing at midnight last night, the correspondent the Standard New Pallas says : —I have just hoard that a disturbance has taken place at Ballybrophy to-day ...
... British army, even by admitting these undersized and weedy warriors. And it most be remembered that these pigmies are the pick of the men who present themselves for service. They are really the cream of the recruits, for they come into the army after two ...