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... RoSEVEAR, an elderly woman, living in Plymouth, had been guilty of some petty thefts, for which she was liable to, and probably deserved the punishment awarded by the law. The Plymouth police, finding out where she lived, went to the woman's house to take ...
... Bernard Fint, of Geuteen, was arrested on a warrant charging him with intimidation. At a land meeting held in' the neigh- bourhood he called on the people to settle their land ques- tion like the French-either to bang their landlords to the nearest lamp-post ...
... supported tblo resolution oer tile ground that it brou ght thu pcoplno a step ncarer to the land. Lien were willing to till land, but wore kept from it by iniquitous land laws. (Laulgiter inO, oh, and Hear hear;)- lIr, Chaliingworth hroid that all the o ...
... not unworthy to take'rank with the. Irish Church and Irish Land Bills of the two previous sessions. Army re- formers were not less gratified than surprised at the thorough-going abolition of army purchase, and the constitutional spirit in which our whole ...
... that men of that race fought in the Egyptian armies, and _ built bse great wall on the east of Egypt and the nyramids of the Nile valley; hut whabt tirst led to their migrating from Mesopotarnia to the land of the Pharaohs has never hitherto been made ...
... to their care, that colonel belongs to an army, the dis- cipine of which cannot last long. Etis frightful to think, when you read the harangues in either House of Parliament in reference to the state of our army and navy, that fifty years ago, Nelson, when ...
... e Iear, hear, with wihich his commendations of General Booth and his Army as the agents par exsicet-e for executing the great work were received. Evidently the Salvation Army or its friends were well represented in the congregation, but the whole assembly ...
... A crowded meeting of persons interested in the social scheme inaugurated by General Booth. and carried out by the Salsation Army. was held last evening in the Frienids' MIeeting I-louse, Bull Street, Birmingham, for the purpose of hearing an address by ...
... ent, Iua'o ducted by the rulers of provinces, who reeive frouaholderx of land nne fifth of the produce, and who pay 'one. tenth to thle King, Every man Is bound to ,erve in the army If wanted, and all fiom their youth up are nee astily tried to ariam' If ...
... been younger ] she could have been sent to an industrial school.-lt transpired that the girl's father was a widower; but a woman who was in court said she would undertake the care of the girl, who, on promising to behave better in future, was allowed to ...
... of svar. it is altogether different in regard 'to the army. Eighteen millions of money are i asked for, and wve shall be told the number of Imen ; but what it would be possible to do with our army in case of invasion, for instance, the country will have ...
... :WI. 1 THE B MCA*V6N EucprnoN.-The Coniervatives on Saturday finally determined not to contest the Carnarvon Boroughs. A -WOMAN SENTENCED, TO 'Dzm.&-Atvt~a Tyrono Assires on SaturdayifCabthrifle Steid wa4,96ptenced to dea~th for murdering her in fant ...