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... SUICIDE OF A YOUNG WOMAN. The body of a young woman named Jessie Hendry, a domestic servant, employed by Mr Hugh Allan, Maina of Glassaugh, was found in the Deveron, near Haughs House, in the parish of Marnoch, Banffshire, on Sunday last, under circumstances ...
... impression that the husband was a labourer. and had been in the army, have lived for the past two months a very unhappy and dissipated life in the top flat (4 a house in Nutbrown Street. When the woman was last seen, on Sunday forenoon, her husband wns dragging ...
... thole dal , no went. News from*, army ! Great battle! Two th e p ule d. metering the room as he awoke. and Waggon Company, at Saltley, near Bir- Newport to Castleber by a band of armed men. thousand killed I of the royal army ! ISO a prisoner, he replied ...
... Tat SALVATION ARMY MUTINY. OFFICERS IN DESTITUTION. Mr George Rapkins, who was for nearly twelve years an officer, and for two years chief statistician of the Salvation Army has been giving the Pall Mall Gazette some particulars of the administration ...
... AUTUMN CALVES. HORSES FOR THE ARMY. NOW TO KEEP THE MILK RECORD. POULTRY INDUSTRY IMPROVING. TURKEYS AND GEESE. RURAL NOTES FOR READERS. Sheep will not eat a large quantity of hay; a pound is a good daily allowance, but this is not ,ufboient to shove ...
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... being— Mrs Booth, the Mother of the Salvation Army. He sketched the career of this remarkable woman and her spiritual and intellectual development from her earliest years on to the founding of the Salvation Army, and from thence to her death. The lecture ...
... the appearance of his wife to give him a welcome. The females were a young woman and her mother, and on the tender reaching the landing stage the wife, who is a muscular woman of about lift. lOin. first came ashore, and, turning to her husband. called ...
... the Marquis, took his father's place, and raising a large army, proceeded to plunder the lands of the Covenanters. Montrose, learning this, came north a second time at the head of a large army. Aboyne seized the Bridge of Dee, and determined not to allow ...
... rocs-41)1e danger.; attend the on- Protected woman. both on her journey and tinting her settlement into any new land. Young women travelling with the army's conducted 'parties. and settling under the army's pervious) •npervision have nothing to fear in ...
... , asking him to whistle for her poi dlr. Woman, he retorted, whit that solemnity of visage which only a druaken Sohehotan can assume, Woman, this is no a day for whustlin'. A naovzw, fresh from the land of the heather, an-I whom knowledge of the sea ...
... time enabled a -horn anlject to renounce his allegiance. The rest landing of arms which se can reca;' was the PSDB, which landed a cargo of fl-rmns ernes from Hamburg at Larne fo- S'r army early in Olt Sir Roger Oniensent's submarine is another variant ...