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... convert all the lamps in the .of tho present Cjovcinment. He was incandescent once. It was agreed women, and take *« to hand over £3O. same last year, . n women occupied the pregent. Their Committee, for tho purpose assisting ! influence was increasing, ...
... Fund. . The Rev. W. C. Duncan. Ayr, intimated that Miss Hoyle. had accepted the presidentship of the Ayr Presbytcrial Auxiliary of the Women’s Association on Foreign Missions succession to the late Mr» Baird Camuusdoon. application by the Rev, Emmanuel Morgan ...
... invariably happened that the Corps in the town where the com petition was held carried off tbe prize. Why that should chairman) could not tell The Corps was also under the C. R. Ambulance Brigade rales. Since the formation of the Corps there had been very few ...
... did hie own policing, one limb of the law sufficed for a fairly populous place, and to figure in a police court was esteemed an indelible disgrace to any well-bred boy of decent family. Things are changing this connection, as anyone with police court experience ...
... “Proposals will be laid before you for more dearly defining tho functions of tho military forces the Crown, both regular and auxiliary, and for the improvement of their organisation. “Bilk will b© introduced with the holding and valuation of land in Scotland ...
... music. We say a lad, for instance, that has not a spark manliness in him : of girl, that she so eery thoughtless; certain women, that they are utterly lacking modesty: many man in public life, that his worth is wasted through his want self-control. Nothing ...
... certain police duticn. It will l>e officered and governc! throughout in the military atyle. and the atrictest diacipliue and aaiartnea* will enforced.” The Corps intouds to arrange suitable drill for women. Membership the I’ubtic Service Corps will lie ...
... manafao tored. The Return Volunteer Corps in Grraft Britain shows that the numbers enrolled on November 1, 1906. were:—Royal Garrison Artillery. 4,407: Royal Engineers, 17,618; Infantry, 190,293; Royal Army Medical Corps. 3.624: Bearer Companies, 1.887. ...
... cmtltablcto l»r Macdonald and Jo the local Corps. The team which dl*tingni»hid I’self Saturday coi.dated of J. D. Frame (captain), Gilbert Clark, Thomas Tervct. Peter MOIIum, and John Slmm. congratulate in-truclorauJ corp*. ...
... their engagement In the SoolUsb Horse expiring shortly. O-OPERAT/VE WOMEN'S GUILD. Under the auspices of the Educational Com- mittee KUblmie Co-operative Society, crowded meeting women and girls, numbering about 500. was held In the Good Templars' Hall ...
... millions of men, women, and children, the inhabitants of the slams —I ase the term with oat intending offenceof oar great cities and of many of our agrirnltnral villages. It is upon these that we have to eon cent rate- six millions of men ami women and million ...
... stated. tto suhacnpUm lists w ith total cf el-oat £146,500. -- AHhoayb the Univorsitv Berfto w opened to women l*«t Scptembor, si* toady hae 400 women rtudeote. New York dril engineer wan Mtad Monday si Long Ulead motor car thn Hob. Arohibeld Gordon. - CatdiD ...