... THE FEW HAVE BECOME AN ARMY. YET WOMAN S BIRTHRIGHT REMAINS— LOVE AND HOME. From tfck dainty fim. of tAo oenUiry who bunt into tears upon slight ocoaston and »»*ooo«id at eight of a mouse the stoutly shod, muscular end the century golf girl, and from ...

... ARMY REFORM PROBLEM. LET ALL BE TRAINED. Six.—l notice your issue the 6tb that a correspondent calls year attention this subject. His plan for reforming the army is a very simple and inexpensive one, but would it work? Suppose every young man joined the ...

... the Land by a special commissioner. the Women s Land Army still be in existence next spring? is a very pertinent question. For there is U fuddle that, while the organisation may still pftcially, it will be as dead as the dodo l t will have few, if any ...

... The attack on the young woman was of the most violent description, and the course the struggle ex-Baiiio Crichton and Rev. W. Nelson, who live in the vicinity, came to the woman’s rescue. Mr Crichton, in shielding the woman, come in for some severe handling ...

... SALVATION ARMY GOLD. AUSTRALIAN MINE THAT MAY NOT BE UNMIXED BLESSING.” ” We hare no ofEciai inforuation front Australia” Sueh was the answer given Mr Mortlock, official in the Salvation Army's Colonial Department, to a Daily Chronicle” representative ...

... WOMAN’S MISSION. THE SPINSTER ARMY Sir,—l wm very much Rinuacd indeed the •kirlinfr display made in your columns few weeks ago against poor suffering mankind by Miss M. W.,” hailing from the capital of the “Kingdom”—evidently another link” in the chain ...

... and transfer them to the land. the head of the successful efforts, the Army comes fiiet Eighteen yesrf ago there was dere'ic. estate 3000 acres near the Ernes, of mservice to eoy one. To-day that mute uodei the management the Army employs hundred men. Villages ...

... it. writer lately said, Woman ia drawn to homo steal to magnet, if the magnet is there. (Wsatminister Review. Sept. 1*1.) What I contend lor is, that it is bettor for every woman that the magnet should not be there. If the woman marries aba has than no ...

... THE NEW NATIONAL ARMY. MR HALDANE’S PLANS OF REORGANISATION. i« understood that Mr Haldane’s compWf army plana reorgan Nation are now before Government. The “Daily Kvpeeaa” understands that Mr Haldane’s army plans of reorguaisa are now before the Goverinneot ...

... evidence given the trial showed that the child bad been stunned and then strangled. The woman's husband was tried with her at Old Bailey, but acquitted. Tho wretched woman, who passed a rest!* ss night, rose at six o'clock, and subsequently got little light ...

... to read. ‘*«* excellent in the cireuraatanoea” The P. pc’s army t» a lir:io larger than that Monaco, and compare* favourably with that of Liberia in :«*pect to the nronortlon of offioera No army jn the world has »o many f o-d* and Count* in rt* rank*. It ...

... THE PEEKS SURRENDER ON THE LAND On Tuesday, when the House of Lords met there was a large attendance of Peers and spectators. On the ceder for the further consideration of the Commons further aniendmenta to the Irish Land Bill, Lord Salbibury offerol ...