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... paint, slate colour on the top aide* red from waterline to keel. Distinguish“l her also, there lew from the gantry vohead amidships three flag*, each with significance—the red ensign British 'vnaerre the starboard aide, the Ame- I'csa Stars and Stripes ...
... of thii conclusion does not neoestsrily imply » resort to conscriptido is the Only wsy of mooting the difficulty. that “voluntary” soldier in the Sold is to relied on to greater extent than one compelled to serve, and a military treatise published some ...
... the object of so much interest just now, has had many remarkable experiences, voluntary and involuntary, and one of them at least is probably unique. It is one of the voluntary ones—a honeymoon in mid-air ! The balloon almost came to grief, but happily ...
... interest in the Order which be had m much at - Forbidden City at all. The correspondent e the en ed to be in the Week Mal voluntary amender,. ways the Stan- under their control. with the except Transvaal. De Wet, mord_ gin to the date. e-a From document& ...
... trade right veetod. It was on the same standing that of withholdirff subscription* from the Sostcnfstioa Fond. They were voluntary subscriptions, and the with Leathern were from week week, and could be discontinued at any time that cither of the parties ...
... THE TIMES, THIMSDA' JITNE 6. 1901. UT., P.a.. • Fut ATM P.A. AmlrettlenLe I Psialic Prur*Petil• aid Ple•tangeta llaigiosia Onnani .X.SO pang. lan sad Wein tippling! %wait Conewrcia 951.• IrporiOr Arirelar for tir.lo • Brigade, dangerously wounded. and ...
... horses. At this point we brought pompom into action, and the enemy instantly quitted their position and crossed to the Transvaal aide of the nver, leaving two of their wounded in our hands. A little Liter they fled altogether, abandoning thirty waggons, thirteen ...
... of the case. The late Hey. John Kingban, who was principal the Ulster Institution for Deaf and Dumb, began 1867, purely voluntary and benevolent effort, mission to the adult deaf and dumb in Belfast and Ulster. He conducted services for them first in ...
... charge, “The Portiaod HaapitaT was the first of tbs civilian to be equipped and sent to South OQfl wa* probably th« Hrat voluntary hospital alUchcd to British army the front- The boapital was first supplied with 104 beds, but it waa aeoetaary increase ...
... another one. Both are in Mr P Kavauagh'a puression. A carman named Thomas Bartell saved a man's life a few mornings ago by detaching the reins front his lunar, awl thruwit.g them to a man named O'Leary, who had become immersed in the Liffey at Ellis's Quay ...
... the Board fiehools, l they wish to alter the School Board system to the ems nt of a complete revolutson.l They favour the Voluntary Schools which are managed by the Episcopal clergy in the interests of the Church. Omernmmt further fibre to the Board Schools ...