... HATTALMN well for the church and congregation gener- TERRITORIAI. FORCE. ally. With regard to the balance they Wolvertozi Detachment. thought it would be better to hold it over. Orders for week ending May and it smother year they found they had, Tuesday—Company ...

... was taken. The l>and—who were seated iu the south transept and accompanied the hymns throughout—played a voluntary fcchumann as the detachments lett the Church, , , _ „ The Volunteers returned to the Town Hall, where they were briefly addressed by Col ...

... blind; approved of raising the age of rompul-orr attendance children at school, and organised feeding for children, either voluntary or State help, where necessary. The Vicar, in winding interesting debate, told his hearers that ther ought not to put bogies ...

... Highness's car was met by detachment of the Surrey Imperial Yeomanry, who escorted the Princess to the site, where she was received Colonel tbe Hon. Henry Oubitt, Lord Lieutenant the County; Mr. H. J. B. Hollings. Deputy Lieutenant; Aid. Arthur C. Pain, chairman ...

... I should think, this winter ; if only carried to the extent of a hundred or mote yards at , first. I would suggest that voluntary' subscriptions should be opUiguid, and lOgiild 0 ,0 a lima • ON DIT. By ♦ PIAIPATITIO. At the Town Connell meeting on Tess- ...

... Guildhall and a board ■ the curt, smashing the top of bis * fingers. P.C. Ray rendered first aid. and took' to Dr. Fleck’s surgery, where the tiuger was dressed. Detachment Fihst Bcckb V.R.C.— Orders for week ending Saturday. Jan. ICKh. Special.—The attention ...

... of the country, though of a different type, and that there are many persons who are gud give voluntary assistance in money, although thev cannot give time to aid in the work. The local collections for this work have been so successful and the local sentiment ...

... meeting 42 recruits joined tbe detachment, and about had joined rival show which bad just started business down the street (laughter). That made aboat recruits since that meeting (applause). The present strength of the detachment was (applause), hoped the ...

... regulation for training thought that for keenness the Faversham Detachment could hold its own with any other de- colleges had been the greatest blow thrown at religious teaching in the voluntary schools. The election of four members on the Fevertachment in ...

... had them either. Glorious are days aad evening* in camp. The doubtful victory of lira day becomes certainty night with the aid of good meal, wash sad brush-up. and slight argument the contrary. And not only then but after camp, when we return home sad ...

... memorial-stone of All Saints' Chnic:i, which is bang built at Meiling Park. A guerd of honour was furnished by the loml detachment of the Chntch Lads' Brigade, and by men from the Hampton Fire Station. Her Royal Highness wm received by the Bishop of ...

... Wight Military Aid Fund, and at the close of the service the National Anthem was rendered. As the congregation was dispersing tbe 3rd (D.C.0.) V.B. Hants Regiment band clayed The Heavens are Telling” from Haydn’s “Creation” as a voluntary. Subsequently ...