... the South African) Colon cut-on Society, of British Women's Emigration Association, was held at Sunderland House, tlio the Duke of Marlborough. Tho object tlio noriety promote ted ©migration for women- Princcea Christian Sell Wow ig-Hoistein vico-patrom ...

... ilk* injury done Mv. In isy.*» was ...

... with muaio at their head. The police look on with evident anxiety, but . LKJT. dare to intervene, for fear of causing some • aeriotia breach the public peace. It moreover deemed that would somewhat farcical for the police to arreftt people who are calling ...

... General Lord Groofcll appends a memorandum which ho bays the admioist ration the Auxiliary Force* should -loft, far as possible, General Officers Commanding Army Corps and Administrative Districts, while Colonel O'Callaghan-West ropp also adds a memorandum ...

... BISHOP LINCOLN MISSION PROBLEMS. The Bishop Lincoln presim v. ,»t TMW-I--i-.g «>f heal auxiliary ,ur. Si. ietv «» Lir.ooin ye>i -rdsy. Canon Mclvtiie rr.- isJ tho auxiliary ; -«».:■ the parent M-.i. X 543. i:ien*«oc it nearly XlOO. The ISulm-p mi.-, ioi\try ...

... characters and literature. The education of women is another burning question now receiving strenuous attention. As suggestive a chapter any tire volume i* that Professor Karus© on tl»e position and education of women in Japan. Much .should so, it impossible ...

... SPECIAL SERVICE.) Kokura (near Shimonreebi), Friday, (via Shanghai), The Imperial Guard divisions forming part tiro First Army Corps the Japanese Army completed its mobilisation the sth inst., and together with strong force from this military district, embarked ...

... Ackroyd suggests, but that it is a substantial ono is shown tho fact that the £'lo,ooo raised Rinon Diocese is merely an auxiliary, supplement local funds which will lie necessary to raise. Tlie West Riding authorities are disposed hard task-masters, and ...

... Roberts took part iu a c:» lie equipment and training Yemiianry, with special reference to Mio report the Commission tlie Auxiliary Force*?, and Lord Donougliinore, in reply, .said could make no statement at- present, the matter was being considered the ...

... in caso of accident should be overlooked. little regarded by hi* neighbours tbat the more fact of liis posing a martyr the police courts gains for little notoriety, and practically sympathy. was, possibly, in recognition of this fact that one the religiotw ...