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... THE QUEEN AND HER INDIAN ARMY. -4- ROYAL-REVIEW OF INDIAN TROOPS JUST RETURNED FROM WEST AFRICA. [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] i Tnn Aberdeen correspondent of the Daily Telegraph gives the following account of a specially interesting ceremony:- Her Majesty ...
... the depreciation of land as an investment, the ancestral tradihion can only be maintained at the cost of irksome sacrifices. Yet there are still many families which, despite narrower OFFICEflS BUYING SHELLS AS CURIOS FROM A KAFFIR WOMAN MEMORIALS OF SPION ...
... that they have iive sous in her Majesty's service- four in the Army and one-in the Navy. SUPPLEMENSTARY ESTI3¢ATES. A ?? estimiate wfas issued. on Friday ton 47,0001. on the iaccount of 1 Army Ordnance faotories, and another supplementary estimate provides ...
... which a few persons mnonopolize all the land and wealth. Tommlly is the policeman of the rich. Has be tot bhei sent down, even so late as this e. ks fur the purpose of protecting an itdivid.. wvealthy man, a rich land monopo- .is, intuaed. Lord Penrhyn, who ...
... the history of the Democracy cannot be written? Whorepro onts theM.RF., ?? and adiedl Uniun, who the English Land Restoration League, who the Land Nationalization Society, vbo thie London Reform Union? Who repre- sents the Progressive members of the L.C ...
... and plough-cattle to enable a whole village to make a fresh start. COSMOPOLITAN CHARACTER OF THE BOER ARMY. The cosmopolitan character of the Boer army is singularly illustrated by one single hospital in South Africa, which required Bibles in the Gaelic ...
... which no self-respecting journal should permit itself to make. THE PEAT - CUTTER. In the wet lands of Berehaven eve Whitsuntide camne in I met a faery woman, and she was white of skinl; Her voice was sweet as water, and sore athirst was I, And Ill drink ...
... without ties oF any kind, find their way to the Army, perhaps for this very reason. All the more need to give them an anchorage, a place to which they turn, a friend to whom they write when in far-off lands, Miss Lloyd is helped by an excellent right-hand ...
... his plan of Army reform, which is William Pitt's, will recom- mend itself to everv one. But what the country.means by Army reform will not be met by the foundation and maintenance of battalions of Reserves. The country wants a'strong army which shall ...
... Bayonne. She has both armis broken-Reeler. MR. CHAMBEELAIN'S TRIP. Naples, Nov. 15. Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Austen Coamberlain left here to-day on board the British warship Ciosar for a cruise in the Gulf of Salerno. They wvilt land at Amalfi and stay at ...
... Kimberley.) Vigorous figbting commenced early this aorning,andcootinued tintilldark,but not mnuch datuno was donc. A Dutch woman was killed in the street by a Bcer bullet. The enemv nsa~le a mark of the Hospital, over which the ied Cross flagg ws flying ...
... this improved state of affah-s will he given by such a radical change in the Land Laws as we have steadily advocated for yeais past. Tlei-e are still millions of acres of land in the United Kingdom oat of cultivation and millions more only partly cultivated ...