... rcorgaaisa-. tion of the German A-rmy in the early part of the century, he said As my grandfather did for the At-my, so will I for the Navy, i.e., carry out the work of reorganisation. The German Navy must be equal to the Army. Then I shall be enabled to ...

... When crossing the metals at Longwood Mtation he was overtaken by a Liverpool to Leeds ezprass and out to pieeso. An elderly woman, named Emily Crispin, who Irsided alone at Shaldon, Telgamoath, was found burnt to death on T[ueoday afternoon. A postman who ...

... various bunga- lows satisfied the authorities that be had not tra- .velled by land. If ho had RomeD down to Calcutta dhe ]d gone by boat; but be might hlve started Duthe l land journey across to Bombay, or have even made for Madras. No distinct clue could ...

... Caroline Aniie, daughter of the second Farl of Mount Edgeumlbe. She was a Bedchamber Woman to the Queen from 1876 to 1897, since 'which date she had been an extra bedchamber woman. CRIME IN PARIS. Paris, Wednesday night.-A terrible murder was committed yesterday ...

... Mcthum Modder River. Krafts of the East Surrey Regiment., the of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment, Army Service Corps, Armv Ordnance, Army Pay Corps. yal Army Medical Corps, Royal Engineers. Military Mounted Police, and the 19th Hussars, together with tour ...

... Imes for his defence. ITi:; case is very serious one. THE TRAGIC OCCURRENCE AT ALDERSHOT. HUSBAND'S REQUEST. Th« inquest on woman who dropped dead on Aldcrsihot Station platform took place a -' 1 verdict of Natural causes being returned. Tile husband ...

... delivered a warm eulogy on the achievements the army.—the |ieople in arms —in securing the unity of Germany uudef the guidance of the Emperor William I. And as his grandfather had laboured for his army so would he carry on and carry through the work of ...

... boprpg for tts speedy in Afmea wu sobs are in the: dividend atthe rate of 6 per cent. was termination and the victory of the Army. Army Service Corse, one being at Devonport, the | The triapcesbert aad ref were adopted, and the Daring tuo evening Mr. Tavior ...

... Closes, south of ii.e .i or, ugh-road, through new road hie la-en i.ieoily made, for purpose of firing the price it i,i.-ii the land shall sold.—The Kosadyke Coni' ---. .i.-. it.e four m&i.agers the Senior Freemen's ..i the three Visitors to County Lunatic ...

... Jona Gilchrist, draper, was found dead, baring been burnt. She lived alone, and was nut much seen by bee neighbours, but the woman who supplied her with mill being unable to get tny response to her knock, acquainted her relative', who forced an entrance ...

... alike, bad lost their attrecivencu; and Wher ny e little low,toerd exchange of empathy with en. another the anxious men and woman) turned their tack. on the show. and seeking the shelter of carriage. sad eta In R.gent-street, rent back to the, bones. The ...

... great pity if the improvement were not continued the whole length of the street. The O.N. Rai'w.iy Company own ODOM of the land required to °err/ out the Clerk was instructed to ask the Norman Crone Council to elect a Committee to meat the Parish Council ...