... been done [leerily and without stint. THE WOMEN'S SHARE. The departure of so many men to the wsr A , . of course, hal a marked effect on the - business of the town. Though up to the present there are no women tramcar conductors, a Considerable number ...

... detaila from the 10th Hmsaro. Jnd Dragoons, 10th Hussars, Istli Hussars, It'th lamcers, Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Engineers, and tho Army Medical Corps. The Teasel also hail on board 104 horses, principally remounts, of which she will embark I«1 move at ...

... third they oat few day* ago. The total strength the corps at the end of the last regimental year was men. of whom 1157 were returned gßatoat “-irr Ganaral Turner then dl»* •riw-u- *sSS; the auxiliary force* t x it with the ocg»*»« _, .. Oocemnieut (ore ...

... This meant an increaao of £29,(XX). There was a largo number of women tl*o Post Office, and believed that good many them were very active (laughter). The committee recognised that tho women were not properly paid, either the top the bottom the scale, and ...

... duties. Mr. K. Perks to act as commissioner of requests and police magistrate, Jaffna and Msllakara. Mr. T. G. Willet additional police magistrate, Kurunegala. Mr. J. Vandcnberg to be additional police magistrate, Satnapura. Mr. J. A. Balfour act assistant ...

... Engineers (Volunteers), anneal tnsnection, Victoria Path, 7.30. pit Office Bides (24Ul Volunteer Rifle Corps), annual inspection. Guards Ground, Hyda Police Orphanage, Bedhill, Surrey, annual meeting and distribution of prizes, Princesa Christian will preside ...

... those present were General Lord Grenfell Commanding the Fourth Army Corps , Major General Olipbant (Commanding the Home Divtrice. Major General Sir A E. Turner Inspector General of Auxiliary Forces*. Colonel G. Donald. Sir Ralph Littler. K.C., Sir William ...

... Station Officer White said he found one body on bed ; on another bed there were those of one man and two women, while the bodies of one man and two women were discovered under the window. He found ladder in a cupboard the landing, but not the bedroom, in ...

... ', was heavily struck on the right arm by a stone missile, tho Assistant Police Master had an ex- tremely narrow escape from having his brains dashed out. and one of the Police Inspectors was so badly injured by the mob that his life is despaired of. ...

... said was glad to dud from the Report the Brigadier that the work the Corps been in every way aatialactory. The Volunteer Aimy had been ot the greatest service to the country, and no corps had furnished better detachment than the 2nd Volunteer Battalion the ...

... 's, and men, 431; women and children. 55. Field Artillery.—Capt. Anderson. Lts. Gray, H;oole, and Walsh. 2nd Lt. Ewart; N.C.O.'s aud men, 201: women and children, 10. RI. Garrison Artillery.—Warrant Officers, N.C.O.’s. and men, 6; women and children, 5 ...

... c* the large number women and girls who prerented themrelvcs for Not one of them had the appearance of the «11 “ Blue-stocking.” Many decidedly pleasant to look upon, and all »«• lived more in the open than in the stud} Ihe women of Victoria have freer ...