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... Ilasset. that of Julianne Hummel was wane. It was no strangling in this instance, or a blow dealt with a clinker brick. The woman Hummel simply tor• lured her child, a little girl, by starving her for days shut up in a dark cupboard. The details brought ...
... He thought |: ws -hooks for the teacher— |! should not in formation. be used as in imparting Nature * indeed was the or al woman who, in keen sympathy with Nature in i) her could lead t! moods, in her many and vari ne young child mind to appreciate clearly ...
... selected for service in field will no irt regular pir Army for period not twelve yeirs official notification ' will to or a ’ Kingdom may volunteer for service e Cl Man Malta Gibraltar re they also army Journal Apply Mrs Genital Apply oi on Laycock office ...
... qualify them for the practical needs ot Colonial Life. The training has also proved to be uu excellent preparation for Land Owning, Land Agency. Agriculture, or any pursuit connected with rural lite at home or abroad. The OBJECTS of the COLLEGE are twofold ...
... to the vessel. Drafts of the East Surrey Regiment, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment, Army Service Corps, Army Ordnance, Army Pay Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Engineers, Military Mounted Police, and the 19th Hussars, together with four ...
... entrenched on the edge of the river at a point where the Modder and the Reit join one another The land between the two is called an island and this land continues the upward slope of the veldt so that it is higher and more commanding and better yet for ...
... referred to the feel of woman taking up the lighter ry branches of agriculture, and to the scarcity of la agricultural labour. One of the chief problems of our agriculture was how to induce t4he labourer to 00 remain on the land. lie proceeded to rotor ...
... of the great Rassian rivers bas ecnt quite a of royal fish or sturgeon into the North Sea. Two Grimsby steam trawlers have landed extreme! ly large hauls of these fine just ured no less than fifteen fish The Aquarius cap’ and th e Andes thirteen. The largest ...
... and Natal represented ahout half the English Army, and that if these were de- stroyed Queen Victoria had only a few more 'red-coats to send out to deal with her enemies. But the Dutch Burghers who read Ons Land and othor newspapers, and whose relatives ...
... 15th m,:i w. ,,,, t i' r, ma. Murphy, and James T . • , Among other t'aincilless in atteuilemoe How he was discharged from the Army 'tamable sad May, and again to the 30th May, on which date I '• 'fere Edmund 1). D.L. ; Col. rns WATS* DUTHIE. the Comity Council ...
... old Book pats it, in! works of nleces- siry or nerffy. With Hogmanay falling on Sun-' | day and the shadow of war over the land, the closinlg deny of the year was marked ly a tinge of More tclan nnsal soletnaity, but the Morrow was wholeheart-edly devoted ...
... that he had examined the woman about two o’clock on Sunday morning and found her peak Her and back also the lower wire one mass of bruises evalcntly the tesmt of kicks No fall out of bed could have ptoduced such injuries The woman had a so been violently ...