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... CHURCH OF SCOTLAND WOMEN’S MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, The annual meeting the Greenock Presbyterial Auxiliary the Church of Scotland Womens Association for Foreign Missions was held yesterday afternoon the Ternperanco Institute—the .Rev. Gavin L. Fagan, Largs ...
... company corps would practically entirely devote itself. The value of such engineering work was very fully demonstrated in w»e recent South African. war, where both regular and auxiliary engineer corps did a great deal of useful work. The new corps would ...
... PORTOBELLO STATION AMBULANCE CORPS. Lae Friday a concert in connection with this corps was held in the Masonic Hall, Portobello. when there was a large att.•ndmr•. Mr A. Tod. who pm. sided. in opening the prociradmitv, said that the 'corps had been some years ...
... NIGG PARISH CHURCH WOMEN’S GUILD. The ninth annual sal© of work in connection with the Parish Church Women’s Guild was held the Public School on Saturday afternoon. Mr, D. Crombie, Aberdeen, performed the opening ceremony, presence of good attendance ...
... We have two Rescue Homes Scotland, also two Prison Gate Homes, one Women's Shelter. 2 Metropoles, and a number of Slum Posts, and 180 Corps and Societies. During the past 12 months over 3000 new Sa have been added our Scottish rolls. Many of these people ...
... and these together with the permanent staff of tho Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) and a few of the Medical Corps and Army Service Corps— in all less than 200— oonetitute garrison till the return tho Highlanders und Lancers the latter being also at ...
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... zzzr of Police THE Mr Chamberlain’s Reception Daily Record & Alai! c4U( Monday March 1903 tea the House THE OUTLOOK ntic speculation on the exchernetrt will no doubt be and After the Tour Another New Theatre TLiHioxAiLz whatever their character thall ...
... arrival of terms of peace maintained strict blockade allowing the women only to pass through theik lines By degrees the Persians accustomed to the sight of the closely-veiled Turkish women moving about their camp and did not notice that their number inci’ensed ...
... rescue work that was done in taking men and women off the streets during the nighttime, many in a starved condition, and giving them wholesome food. In this work they had the assistance and co-operation the police—an arrangement which, he was glad to know ...
... time ago there was formed what was designated the British Women’s Emigration Association&u organisation that recognised and cooperates with Government officials in the work of taking suitable women out for settlement, the new coionics. The objects of the ...
... gipsy vehicles the first be dealt with. The gipsies, men, women, and children, shouting, shrieking, and crying, gathered round. The heavy carthorse was attached to the caravan, but the police found that the gipsies had chained one of the wheels. Hammers ...