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... THE AFGHAN ARMY. The military establishment is large, and is composed of standing army and militia. In some tribes every man is liable to service ; in others foot soldier is required for every plough, or a horseman for every tvro. Though these militiamen ...

... which the property was lied. It was possible that land originally let to a Nonconformist body of stand ight be sub- let to the Salvation Army or sowe ot other objection- able body. It might even be that land acquired under this bill might ultimately be handed ...

... Orman army gradually its chief to superiority over uther armies it« excellent omeera. DEATH A CHAMPION ATHLETE. News Trligram.) New York, Thursday morning. L. K Meyers, ex-ol'.ainpion atlilcte and runner, who took part in many content* Eng land, died ...

... THE AFGHAN ARMY. I The military establishmnent is large, and is! composed of standing army and militia. In:, some tribes every man is liable to service ; in others a foot soldier is required for every plough, or a horsensan for every two. Though th these ...

... Thik, BRITISH From the ge nual return of the British Army for the year 1891, just published, it appeare that the average effective strength of the reguls army during the year was 209.699, the lowest figure being reached in June when the strength the was ...

... still exhausted by the battles of Beaumont and Remilly, to spend the night in the society of a woman. Such a captain did not exist in the French Imperial Army. I feel obliged to state that though we occupied, in the capacity of enemy, a country devastated ...

... COMMISSIONS IN THlE ARMY. IThe f,4l1iwing is a list. in the order of morit and A witl the total iiuiniber uf toarks obtained, of militin uhbaltrnes recom toided for commissions in the regu- C lar army, who have pamsed the literary examination a held by ...

... occur to thein, as it woult to a woman, to offer it again a little later. But military nursing is foil of interest. The men tbemselves ,areso extremely grateful for everything that is done. It is imtpossible for a woman not to feel-that the work is well ...

... complete p, the natural strength ere bought out, and, as ely did Sir Walter code, jo that tills the in this failure of his land he tills.”—I am, &c. Ballantyne he wrote that any abilities I em Narraghmore, Athy. —_— t be lo — 46 to “Cadell in pion ak ...

... was gentleman connected with the .Salvation Army. Well, what was he—a sweeper-out, or what ? (Laughter.) answer. Further examined, the bankrupt stated that ho was frequently at the office of the Salvation Army, but had no room there. Did you at any other ...

... wtroughout the world the Salvation Army flag was flying; build- . ings similar to this were rising on the right and on the left, and from thousands of Salvation Army Barracks the glorious Gospel WAs being preached. The army ielt very grate- ful for having ...