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... WOMAN'S BODY FOUND AT HELMSDALE. Ms body of a woman, whose age might be from 45 to 50 years, was washed up on the beach at Helinadale on Friday. She was 5 ft. 4 in. in height and the clothing indicated that she be- longed to the better class. A handkerchief ...
... CASUALTIES ON SEA. AND LAND. Very results from the galas are reported from the north-western meet, the midland, and north-country oistrints, and There has been serione damage property, unfortunately anoorepthied in more than oaf Manses by loan of life ...
... AN ENGLISH LAND BILL. The epeolel committee appointed by the Farmers' Alliance to peepers s Land Bill for England and set at tie elites of the Mark Lane Strand, London, last wtr ea tt wee that Bill for England only should first be prepared, mad that ...
... it was stated that a woman named Hutchison had been found in an outhouse at Mountmorres, suffering great privation. She 34 years of age, and weighed only three stone. The medical officer, on proceeding to the place, ordered the woman's removal, and her ...
... • NFFSFIIRE REPORTER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1891. THE BA land Mrs Booth have not only ceased to have .oy connection with the Salvation Army in this country, but for rensona satisfactory to themselves they have refused to take Tiny other cordmend, and tea ...
... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNIZDAY. The Earl of Cainperdown called attention to annual reports of the Scottish Land Court and of the Board of Agriculture for Scotland, and moved a resolution for the appointment of a joint Committee o' both Houses of ...
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... than a clear third spun their value in hard each, which was provWesly only 12. But the army is the only body which la at all enthusiastic, and the success of the army will rely Diereses its dispositios to regard itself se the Stale, to maks pronounciassentoe ...
... among the 'numerous Jewish pilgrim* who still dock to the land of their fathers. Speaking ut the Jaws reminds me that they have lately been strongly advised to seek commissions to the British Army. The German Emperor dons all be cilia to discourage the ...
... agricultural industry. Of her halfmillion occupiers of land, all but 60,000 have holdings .of less than 3o acres in extent, and, as a rule, the farmers add their' suns have to work their own land. Women, boys, and girls help to a much greater extent than ...
... the exception of mutton. Grx ER I. ROOTH in laying the foundationstone of a new Salvation Army Barracks at New ltarnet delivered an address upon the Army's operatioiri, admitting that they might have som• black sheep amongst them, but urging that that ...
... her about the head and body with the butt end of it. The poor woman tried to defend herself by putting her arm over her head, and in doing so had one of her fingers cut off. Hearing the woman scream several persons in the barracks hurried to the room, but ...