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... purpo-e the service of the race. AN ARMY v. NAVY ANALOGY. Lot him pnj the mattes in another way. Great Britain had an Army and Navy. at which she could be proud. But would the people ever think of allowing the Army and Navy to be supplied by poi vote ...
... A WOMAN BURNT. A nulled Martha livlne to Heath. ll.n In t. met wirh a it,. death early in 1 4 .• t tint y was the 'denim Are %inf. a when it and iet Are her cloth•. A paaaer•by. hearing a.'n•anta. the loon-.• • and found the enveloped in lames Aloe was ...
... England's Land—not t as the possession of the few, but as the Waage of the many, of all those who go to form, the English nation. We men are essentially land-animals, for we must live on land and out of land. Nations are only communities of ...
... to recognise that the land question is not party imam, but as much a qualities of defence as our army and navy. an more so, for they do recognise the vast importance of the i.e. raised, in a few sweeties, we shall need anther army nor navy. A contented ...
... accused are Luke WOO.l, a returned convict, and hie wife, a wououl who Iles been many years with the Christian Army mad lib i e Ribb on Army, and has addicseed many meetings In Lancashire. %Vocal was relenting himself at local policembition, when, on being ...
... Lent Rosebery. joined ti n Royal Military College to quality for a eommiesi.m in the army. lie is entered for Cavalry or Foot Unards. There is an idea abroad in the land, says a writer In the Illustrated ilagarirte, on what pounds it would be difficult ...
... Story. LEAMINGTON MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH. At Warwick Assizes on Monday. Edwin J. Moore, 33, labourer, former!-- in toe Army, was indicted for the wilful murder of his mother, Fanny Adelaide Moore, wife of a cabman, at, Leamington, on March end. by ...
... Cavalry Brigade Staff, have arrived at Capetown. The Lismare Castle and Yorkshire have arrived at Durban. Over troops will have landed in Natal from these vessels and the Roslin Cantle, which arrived on Sunday. The Oriental, with another LIAO, left Capetown ...
... near Rotherham, an old army pension,r named John Stacey, who claims not only to be ninety-six years of age, to he a survivor of Waterloo. He was a silkweaver's apprentice at Nottingham when, in 1815, he was pressed for the army, driven to Chathotn, given ...
... labourers, of Brinklow, were charged was trespassing in search of game on land in the occupation of 31r. Ferryman, on January :11101.—A gamekeeper watched the men nork the land with a lumber dog. —Prisoners were each fined ss. and costa. ASSAULTING A ...
... some food. The woman was afterwards taken into custody. It was stated by the police that Winkworth was a married woman, living away from her husband, and both she and the male pr swr were members of the Salvation Army, the badgee of the army being found ...
... said, it you don't give me money, I will 4 , rve you the same as the woman was served in Tottenham-courtroad. I was one who assisted in getting the man who murdered dist woman away, mid I Cl4ll do for you and away ThiPs denied ever assault. ing or ...