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... the other side of the street, and found a young woman lying in pool of bloodher feet being in the gutter, and her head towards the middle of the street. He lifted her up, and recognised her as a young woman living in the neighbourhoed, and lately married ...
... unenclosed land, and there was a comparatively small part of the country enclosed then, the right to kill game haa long been con* sidered a right belonging the proprietors land, and often let for annual rent, but limited by the boundaries of tbeir land, and ...
... England waa aq'ially nnpopuler »ith the rank ai.d •>( the Highland army. They mete light lor their own unlry, but allowed Hula ineUnati.-n to England autering that country large |>art the army melted away. and. recruit* were net l-e bad England, the Highlander* ...
... husband has been in the army since war broke out. So far I have not received any money. When am I likely to get it? Answer—Some time must elapse before the machinery for payment of allowances can be set In motion. Meantime no woman need be in serious financial ...
... scope of National Defence Companies, Women’s Land Army, trained nurses, and so on. Q. —I was member of a school cadet corps but do not hold certificates to enable to apply for commission in the Territorial Army. Can I join the O.T.C. connected with a university ...
... CHARACTER Snt.—When I ventured to speak of tho army in reference to tb© prcvalenco of certain diseases, knew exactly what to expect, and I have not been disappointed, 1 have been chal- longed show that the i>tat« lb© army was any worse than the slot.- ol afty ...
... Natal pause and consider what they are doing before leaving home. hav© only been in this colony for about a year, and when I landed there was boom in building trade. Carpenters wero getting 15s. bricklayers 16a, plasterers 17« 6d per day of eight hours, ...
... Entrapped thus into odaogerous position, with rebellious army front and a hostile fortress in the rear, the heart of the King failed within him ; and, but for the courage some of the nobles In his army, would have fled from the impending conflict. But bis ...
... the when peace wae made and *ny father’came Horne from the sea. CHAPTER IV. The Peace of Amiens. fww- ANY woman’s knee was on tho ground, ami a woman’* ecu I spent itself jor and thankfulness when th«» news came with tie' fall the h'af in 1301 that th* ...
... delivered a lecture on the Land Question in the Albion Hall, Glasgow, on Monday, Mr D. Cameron occupied the chair, and there was crowded attendance. Mr Bradlaugh said the Land Law reform needed was the programme of the Land Law Reform League. Noblemen ...
... work to develop his iron mines, and lands, and collieries travelled round the Empire. Ho interested himself in the Church, as the natron of thirteen livings should do. took his share politics and in the work of the army. But there was something else to do ...
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