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... WOMAN'S REALM !MR. McMillen ,tIS.D TILE ; GALE IN THE CHANNEL. ARMY. WHY Hi Lir& WAR OYFICR. Speaking at Guildford, at the annual meeting of the l o cal di v i s i on of the Surrey Qa.servative and Unionist Registration Association, Mr. St. John Brodriek ...
... re-onsirler • mealtimes. of one month's hard labour which he had on a young woman of eighteen for assaulting another woman. The Magistrate: Who are you in regard to the young woman? Applicant: lam engaged to her. The Magistrate, Oh, very well, I will take ...
... WOMAN WARRIORS. The lady general ' has been withdrawn from the rank of the Filipino', and has probably settled down by nob as a prisoner in the hands of tho Americans. She is not the first woman who has led an army since the days of Joan of Aro . There ...
... H. Seelye, who, as Frank Thompson, fought in the ranks of the Federal Army through the Civil War. Frank Thompson became famous in the army during the war, and outside the army afterwards, hie book on the campaign reaching a circulation of four ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. On Saturday ,nrf Bttt.dsj, Col. rnd Hay oonduotcd meeting* at the Hall in Walks. The Colonel is Chief Secretary the Salvation Army, and baa had great experience England having trrveiled and down the the late of 18.000 mile* He, therefor# ...
... ARMY PENSIONS. The Exchange Telegraph Company is re3ponsible for the statement that the War Office is about to open the Royal Garrison Regiment to all branches of the Regular forces, and pensions will be given to all completing twenty-one years, including ...
... NO ARMY MARCEUVRES. According to the Portsmouth Evening News, no autumn manmuvres will be held on Salisbury Plain except divisional training of the Fourth Infantry Division There is, however. to be • large concentration of Volunteers both at Whit• outside ...
... chance for children in the Colony. “In Eng land there is no chance at all for them, and things are brighter in Canada,” she told the Board. A number of Guardians are in favour of paying the pasaspe of the woman and her children to Canada rather than keap ...
... WI OUR FORCES ON SEA AND LAND. The toast of The Navy, Army and A nziliary Forces was proposed by Mr. Ceueeillor J. Trueeott, 1.P., in a lesgthy and eloquent speech. in the course of which he said that there was no body of met, in the wo• that more ...
... large armies employed in a Continental war the ideal tactics will probably be a moderately loose formation of the front line. with a very heavy' reserve behind it ccnstantiv feeding the advance. Those are, in fact, the tactics of the British army. They ...
... aeather was better, and the place selected for iks Year's summer rnanceuvres was Scotland. %hero land had been placed at their dispo.al by the DuLe of Atholl. WOMAN PLRADS GUILTY TO ARSON. Eugenia Stowe pleaded guilty at Manchester Assizes to wilfully setting ...
... peasants of a mber of estates for the pur se of augment- ing the amount of land ow by peasant pro- The Labour ex-members of the Duma have issned another strongly worded manifesto to the Army, cha a the Czar with having deceived the Fatherland, and calling on ...