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... cnti-, vate; that all lands should be revalued for the more equitable imposition of the land tax, with the ivew. of bringing, as far as possible, all land under cultiva- tion; and that in order to carry out these reforms. a Land Court be established for ...
... -Early on Wednesday morning a policeman met a young woman well attired in Stafford-fstreet, Wedneebury. She complained of being very ill, and immediately afterwards gave birth to a. babe. The woman wvas dangerously ill and the officer wrapped her and ...
... an address. He said that the Army believed in doing things 'daeetly and in order. Ho said that advisedly, because those who did not understand the Armys business perhaps did not know what true, real order was, As the Army meant war, their move- ments ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY AT ROCK FERRY. on Saturday last, the Salvation Army made a 2 grand attack on Rock Ferry, and established their 2, headquarters in the Skating Rink, New Chester- 3 road, a building capable of holding 600 or 800 - persons. In the ...
... Tankervilie Chamberlayne, one of the] largest landed proprietors in Hampshire. has offered the small hoaseholders in the suburbs of Snouthampton, and the agricultural labourers in the villages on his estates, land in small qnantities atafairrent. Itisexpected ...
... I EXTRAORDLNARY FREAK OF A I YUUONG WOMAN. La The attention of MATr. Gregson. the relieving officer La of the soiith-east district of the Durham Union, was CLI on Thursday called to the case of a young womnan Pe r with a View of placing her under control ...
... IIN AND ABOUT THE LAND O' CAKES. [ [BYr AN1 OLD RIMBLEUt.J CHAPTER IV. Hugh Miller was one of the correspondents of Dick of Thurso, and the latterreudered much service tothat emin- ent geologit, in the compilation, or illustration, of some of his most ...
... desirable that a cornter organisation to the Land Leaguo should be ferined. The Ennis Land League Convention on Saturday pasesed a resolution condemning the indiscriminate system of boycotting. THE IRISH LAND ACT. Mr. James M. Ross, Liscarney, co. Monaghan ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... sub- esidence is still feared. THE SALVATION ARMY.-On Saturday an - extraodinary scene was witnessed at Dorking. In the icourse of the day there were prosecutions for assaults nouon members of the Salvation Army, and three men e were fined, the magistrates ...