... WOMEN’S LAND ARMY NEW AUXILIARY FORCE FOR SEASONAL WORK auxiliary force of women for seasonal work on farms this year is be recruited the Women’s Land Army. Following the great ploughing-up drive, the call for temporary land workers is ...

... LAND ARMY HOSTELS Appeal To Women An, appeal people in country districts Is being issued by the Women’s Army—an appeal for .help in ibe hostels where I-ana liirls are Jiving. Hostels cannot receive their full complement of workers —who are needed for ...

... I make a loyal appeal the people and the army, and I tell them—Either give the means of insuring your prosperity, or choose another in place. In 1830, as well as in 1848, you were treated as a van•quished army. After having branded your heroical disin ...

... churlish nature could give. That this particular woman should be his wife, and on these terms, became so strong a passion as to make its gratification essential to his very existence. On the otuor hand, the poor woman seems to have been a common-place person ...

... outskirts of Wolverhampton, late on Saturday last, resulting in the death of a woman named Elizabeth Evans, by the hand of Edward Humphreys, a boatman with whom the unhappy woman lived as his wife, assisting him in the management of his boat. As is general ...

... loading players, bickerings involving a British lord, an alt So This is London WOMEN S LAND ARMY WARWICKSHIRE AREAS Fifty thousand women are ueeded for the Land Army, and Warwickshire must well represented. Everyone hopes that the clouds «>u the political ...

... IT IS THE WOMAN WHO PAYS. When a man gives his omuibu.-, float a woman shows, without knowing it, that woman is of the privileged sex. She has much to give, if she chooses, that she has earned his respect. She has much bear that she needs this consideration ...

... WOMEN AND THE LAND SOLVE THE LABOUR DIFFICULTY A meeting was held on Thursday evening, iu the Corn Exchange, Coventry, to bring before the public the question of woman labour the land. Mr. Vincent R. S. Vickers, who has ...

... WOMAN’S PITIABLE PREDICAMENT. TRYING TO KEEP SEVEN PERSONS ON TWELVE SHILLINGS. Sarah Rcddington, 9, Vauxhall Terrace, was summoned for not sending a child regularly school. She explained that she sent the child sister order that she might have something ...

... MORE LAND WORKERS WITH food production expected to reach a new high peak this year it is obvious that the number of laud workers will have to he considerably augmented. Fulltime skilled workers are already fully employed, but their labours will not be ...

... ! ! LCNDON, Bec. 31. - k JUNCTION OF THE BRITISH ! - ' ARMY IN SPAIN. B - R ¥ R—— [ \We'have at length the pleasing satisfaction of learning that the British Army in Spain is conceytrated.—Yesterday intelligence was brought by the - Swallow, of the junction ...

... understood the disturbance arose from a woman sending a little girl to a stall kept bv a man named Peasland, to buy some cabbages. Peasland instead of giving her four cabbages for her money, had given her two, and upon the woman demanding the other two, he threw ...