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... fHE OLDEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD. The oldest woman in the world, according to an American paper, is an inu►ate of the Home for Aged and Infirm Coloured Persons in West Philadelphia. Mary Macdonald was horn, as a framed and glazed certificate in her romi ...
... WE'RE IN THE THE ARMY NOW WE'RE IN THE THE ARMY NOW MICHAEL REDGRAVE Also An ß ot lac h :km m ai o l.. m Mu D rd rs er ma , M o ye f te lt:lite- JUDY GARLAND and All-Star Cast In the The Rases join the Army and tell the General off. MARGARET LOCKWOOD ...
... ien, and was wou.ided m three places. , , , , ■ After an adventurous career landed Australia, and whan war broke out at once k ined the contingent. During the histone landing operations, warned the fate the first boatload as to the piesence barbed electric ...
... what 1 consider far more to blame than either the Store or the large companies refened to, is the army of canvassers who have spread themselves o\er the land, working from house hrure. and supplying people with any- Iring from a needle an anchor on the ...
... TIM LAND LIACICS AND Till LAND ACT. Two circulars have been issued by the executive of the Land League, the first calling for particular eases of leaseholders who since the passing of the Land Act, 1870, had been compelled by the land• lords ...
... FATE OF A WOMAN-HATER. It was mighty sad about Jim, said Capra MB Kinsman as he lighted his pipe with embroilment tenderness. And a strange end, too, for a chap who'd bona the family man Jim was. Jim was skipper of the clipperue Zorverter barq ...
... Congre- Young n Show. land. Noman's Army s Vestry aturday, 30 p.m. onations 111 kinds ds, etc., Session ay), 7-8 (Satura.m. Social each. Sunday. velcome PARISH r School, a.m. 30 p.m. HEN, me. iay, 3rd Service. K. M.A. Woman's rewstide ice . Com&- Meeting ...
... not belong in the same degree to landed property. No man made the land. It is the original inheritance of the whole specie,. Its appropriation is wholly a question of general expediency. When private property in land is not expedient it is unjust.' In ...
... THE LAND QUESTION Mr MURRAY'S place of business, nl:-ha!h'vdofl-r - hpu\':n.l.‘ l“;.y e X - s every b M—-uflmbfifluuy e sent to Mr MurRAY u‘l'-by afternoon. Insertion cannot be guaranteed : cit -—.fi: eoey b T s on il -l’.lm' Teceive attendion. i SOHREWS ...
... Brycedale Church Woman's Guild. — The Guild were joined by members of the Young Woman's Group. The opening devotions were conducted by the Guild president, Mrs Ann Grant, and the Scripture passage was read by Mrs May Milne, Young Woman's Group president ...
... THE WOMAN HE LOVED AND THE WOMAN HE MARRIED. Life is a burlesque. This, if circumstances allowed him to speak frankly, would pretty fairly summarise Mr Biron's creed. We are ignorant whence we come, or whither we go, or what is the object of our existence ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN THE HOLY LAND. Several correspondents send from Jerusalem accounts of the Prince of Wales' stay in the neighbourhood of Jerusalem. The correspondent of the Drily Telegraph : The first two days of camp life near Jerusalem were devoted ...