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... growing very much in favour. • • • The Queen of Sweden is a deeply religions woman who 41da strong evangelical opinions • it is through b influence that the Salvation Army bas had greater success in Sweden than in any ether country. Queen Sophie does ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY. The revised establishments of the British army for the current year, which have just been issued from the War Office, show that the total number se officers and men allowed is 211.107, of whom 7456 are officers, 689 warrant officers ...
... tb* jean begin to haw marks npoa th* fan. A woman with reflnod maanera, a good, dear hand, aad sens* enough to amka the beet of bar limited opportonitias, can com pats man than hvomably with th* prettiest woman who awr hreathad. A scnsibla girt one* rsmarked ...
... ARMY MOBILISATION. In accordance with the Queen's commands, the Commander-in-Chief has prepared an important memorandum on the mobilisation of the army, describing the general lines upon which this is to proceed, and by which the officers concerned are ...
... the prieoner wae a woman. She waa at once removed to the woman’e aide of the prison, and being qneetioned gave the names of Mary Seymour and Margaret Hanoi well. She also made statement to the effect that she waa the daughter of land steward at Taunton ...
... THE LAND LEAGUE IN LONDON. A meeting announced to be held in the Sop Pole Inn, Pittield-street, Hoxton, London, for the purpose of forming a branch of the National Land League of Great Britain, was not held, owing to the interference of the police, who ...
... dairyman named Symes, driving cows into field, saw the body of woman lying face downwards in mod pit near the gate. He immediately ran for assistance, and constable and others went the spot. The woman’s was too discoloured to recognised, but shawl found under ...
... ILLEGAL LAND ENCLOSURE, Referring to an article in the columns of a oontern- Perary on the closing of public footpri•hs, A Commoner^ writes : Large enchaures of common land have been made in N.F. Norfolk. tine large landowner is said to have aided ...
... FACETIAE. The Height of the Season —Fahreti- SiiockiMi fruit -Tho cecentiic curt. Woman the only female in Ira naan is to liqour, see not gireo to him. What sore of health ought land to enjoj Why, rood” health to sa-.0. Why is a drunkard like a bad ae, Cei'au ...
... afternoon, and there saw the bodies of the man and woman, both dressed, but rigid and cold, and in the positions already described. The man had leather strap round his jaw, buckled near the top the head. The woman had handkerchief carried under the jaw and knotted ...
... ARMY STATIONS AND DEPOTS FOR APRIL, 1)486.. l i t Life (Aiwa, Hyds.mark lss battalion 8. Lancashire hariseks • . heart. (401)), ot - 2nd . ittu. Windsor r o iii BL Horse Guards, Regent's- lit battalion Welsh Rrgt. es k (41-t), • u - • Cardiff lstDrsgoon ...
... Captain Dari*. bad evaded the French; but Captain Davie resolved to Centura him at all hazard*. A landing party left the Koyahat, and, alter a forced march iiw land, came upon the Cbiei’e village, which war surrounded, and Tappea, being taken by surprise, was ...