... MR GLADSTONE AND THE BRITISH ARMY Proresson has addressed the follow ing letter to the Editor of the S¢. James Gazette :— Sir,—The other day the Moonlighters having pitch- capped a young woman, Mr Gladstone is reported to have eaid in their excuse that ...

... an instance of religious mania, arising apparently from the excitement of the Salvation Army campaign, and that a young woman, who was present at the Blue-Ribbon Army meeting at the Metropolitan Tabernacle on Sunday hod taken to Camberwell Workhouse as ...

... sign that they were ‘ander solemn: pledges ta live for God and fight for the Salvation Army. This was followed by shouts of “God tess you bless you! and Gud Bless the Army!” ‘ Then the bride- groom kissed his wife, and the people cheered as Caithness. if ...

... ATURE IS ZEALQ GLASGOW WOMAN SPEAKS. Ia the mouth of the Firth of Forth is a famous rock—the Bell Rock—on which many a vessel has beeu wrecked in fog and storm. Bat oow there is never any such calamity, for a grest bell has been placed on the rock, and ...

... ECHOES FROM PADDY’S LAND. — Facts r. ON THE SKFDADDLE— Trtat By Jcry- Aw Iut-Fravorreep Srurrep —A Remepy ror a Disease —A WRINKLE FOR THE APOSTLE or THe Arctic Ocrraces anbd Press — ow GLADSTONIAN PRINCIPLES. “Desux, May 6, 1871. the present Government ...

... seems a penny the worse.’ The great fault of our Government, in the gentle opinion, was that a British fleet, and a British army, was not nt to help the Pope in his troubles. Perhaps after what ‘his Eminence’ has said on the subject, Mr Gladstone may be ...

... A ceerats Ge Professor seems to think with swift, that the army is the very best schoo! in th: ration. A Professer in Breslau has fixed on the door of his class-room the following notice :--‘ As the stu- Luts have now got something better to do than ‘ollege ...

... began by angry words between the son and a woman at present staying with the family in the capacity of house-keeper, which resulted in his striking her. His father then interfered for the purpose of the woman, when the son seized a piece of broken chair ...

... OPENING OF SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS. On Saturday avening, the 7th inst., Adju'ant Rogers, the new divisional officer of this district, opened Salvation Army Barracks in Anderson’s Line. The building—formerly the Artillery Hall—has just bcea renovated, ...

... surgical treat. @ent at the north d:spensary but ss maimed for appears that the man had tbreatened to enlist in the army, aed the woman, from the “strong she entertained for him, commitied the act in order that be wight not carry out hes intention, which ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. ' Notes and Queries gives a quotation from the Dublin Gagette, of a woman who gave birth to seven children in a | yea r | Sin Ron ext Napier is appointed an ordinary member | of the ¢ cil of the Governor-General of India, in room | of Suir ...

... 27th and 28th curt., we are to have an invasion of the new Salvation Army —to wit the Highland Land Leaguers, who ate going to demonstrate here on the days named. All who want land for nothing are cordially invited to attend. Last week a beaded •* Foxes ...