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... over stores io tho Quartor . 'naster . During tl ' * (•• rarioou Brigadier-General Macdonain , accompanied by Captain Rose , aide-de-camp , nnd Captain Sandcrson , Brigade nruEkefcry -om , CCT , msoectcd the rifle ranees at Annad&Ie , where the 8 th Battalion ...
... tho examination . ^ The Army Council had a scheme on hand for giving first aid in nursing in the case of invasion . The Red Cross Society intended forming voluntary detachments , but nothing had yet been'done in Scotland . It was hoped when thev were organised ...
... remembored that since 1896 there had been two separate classes of Grant for elementary education—viz ., £ 640 , 000 for voluntary school aid and £ 220 , 000 in respect of necessitous School Boards . Under the new Bill these grants would lose their raison d ...
... Medical Service by a voluntary service . • In Scotland 'the St Andrew * a Ambulance Association had agreed to nndertahe the instruction of all OIOSB wlio wished to giva samoo in tha 7 oltmt > wy sid detachments . These detachments would fill up the gap ...
... niaintainod ithb ' status ' nuo . Thatwaa not so ,. becausa-tho status . quo'domandcd voluntary aubsoAptiOna / and t ) ris ' Bill ; to 6 k away the obligatioa ; aa : to voluntary ; subscriptiohs arid placed tha co ...
... ethers , inclildiiig a , few United Presbyterians , joined its select ranks , caught by the speciousness of tho , idoa of ite voluntary basis . Most of tbese laal , ' realising , their step as an errorwithdrew from : itleaving with regret behind them . 'tha ...
... her to sea the ; lri and promi ? ed ( a Jia 6 uo more ( Mrr ^ spondeace rith Maggie Meochan . That promise iras not Itept . aid altimately witness left his hou—i . There were tirce children of the marriage , two of whom snr-Tired . A friend of tie defender ...
... discounting defeat in the course of the debate in the House this afternoon . He was speaking on-the question of rate-aid to voluntary schools , and he went far out of his way to say that if the 'GtoTerament win this by-election they will not win it on ...
... that they -still ma-sntaiccd ibeir interest in i i . In any voluntary associAlion , iher must depend not on ]? on the men now in the raals , bat on the goodwill , sTn 3 pa 4 hv . ai-d sSeeticm of those vrbo had fonseriJ been ' incm-^ ira , asd fce ...
... the influence which moderate feeling had upon political fortunes . In a sense he was the Parliamentary embodiment of that detached and neutral force which decides the complexion of the House of Commons and the character of tha Government . To estimate ...
... satisfactory n'si ' . y from the ^ amen , to send for guards . This course was adopted oa , May 25 fch . w \ s . British detachment of * o asen , with a machine gun , iras at once sont to Pekin and 10 ^ men to Tientsin . Four more British a ; ps were brought ...
... the Emperor ' s little Yorkshire terriora venerable Court lady now some seventeen years old who never -loaves her master ' s aide , . With the assurance of impunity sho jumps on the Empress ' lap and listens to conversations which no one else is permitted ...