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... is spent shall here another panic, and there will more to spend. The coet the army ami navy ten years ago was last than £2*.OOO,OJU. It now nearly £33.000,000. Both our army and wavy are the coelliest in Europe, and if there one thing of which our aUrnusta ...
... last year, according to the census returns, was 37,1 40,533, so that the drink exi*-nditure of 1891 equal 15s for each man, woman, and child, or z>lo 15s for each family of five persons. ‘*’“- mated expenditure per head in 1390 was 13s. but as this calculation ...
... our succeeded? Have cot got all we tried to get? Brood not ov.'r what wa have done. A few acres of land given the chunh will all rigivt. Not VII the land in the world I Not the whole world its:{f! she cried. Oh, lord, are ondone—undone! That is sick ...
... when the kilt abolished trom the British army, for then, and not till t.ien, will the knell of Scottish independence have struck.—l V . Cabkh h kioh, dagger’s Creek, Pyramid llill, Victoria, Australia. THE LAND QUESTION, ...
... among others, of pedition are—accomplishing match over AIU miles, (jesting the enemy in three battles—two land and one Grand Lake-disperamg therebel army, utterly destroying the rebel navy, captunng the foundries of the enemy Franklin and New Iberia, demolishing ...
... arc tart an asr''mb!age delegate* beat sii parts the oourury. It was clear from the programme of the (‘enforonoe that the land question dominates the political tkoip Scotland at the present time, and Buaaerous resolutions, all supporting the Gownnenf’s ...
... ’’wish.'’ for a woman will not be com to thing. .Suppose a woman i cipd to a man whose mandates are m t worthy o* obeyed, for every roan has net got to te a woman what ahe ought to therefore it seems ridiculous to make sensible woman promise obey unreacrteJlv ...
... joy song once started gore and on rippling do'wn the rcara. cheering the and brightening the vast armies of the soldiers industry. Take the weary woman from her dull heuee. take the children from the streets, take the hewers wood and the drawers water ...
... distinction* between living out of land or upon interest from bonds compared with INing out o( booed comtueixia and dean industry. infecti-d too tba younger generation, following vulgar set craa** «»ery daceAt mao and woman ought to avoid for its degradi ...
... the clinic. Over 200 Christmas parcels have been despatched by the war dressings committee for our local men serving in the army and navy overseas. Mr Kenneth Maokemie, of Strathpcffer and Aberdeen, who took an active j)art in the students’ evangelical ...
... HIEF. General to whom General Eoropslkin Km handed over the Oommaad-in-Chief Army, w « t>i~ man and akijfi Ganeral. Corps, which commsndod, formed the bone of the sian Army in th. Far East, its own and itr leader’s capaeit more than forming the guard ...
... eternity, conceive the possibility of Man bora ct woman'' having miaerable an opinion of her. I very sorry, indeed (Ik to inform Major* that, tome fifteen (not bfiy) years ago, it happened that “average woman and I fell ore with each other, and shortly ...