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... their full weight. , vit'inv. the lull .o•upei,l:wu of . the home front. Only from au invite.' nation can .go tin h un inspired army. Letters arriving day by day from the Islale front show that these convictions are shined by thousands of fighting men. They ...
... that at ' WOMEN'S LAND ARMY !EXEMPT . many would mien p • The Seetetary of State for Scotland Thoi behove Viso wishes to. make it known in conneotiOn would with the new National Barrios Bill that Mhos Wadi 'employed nimbans of Wasisn's Land ' of the am* ...
... Theodoras to the Queeu of England. The general the army, Sir Robert Napier, lias only friendly feelings towards the chiefs and people of Abyssinia, who he knows are friendly inclined towards him and army. Any assistance, therefore, that you render in the ...
... statements about unrest in the native army. Tho assertions that there was ground for suspecting the military fidelity of the native army appeared to be wholly untrue. The desire to raise the standard:of efficiency in the army, no doubt, involved a greater strain ...
... root of the mischief, and on February 17 the British Army Medical Service sent out a sanitary department under Colonel Hunter and Lieutenant Colonel Stammers. Colonel Hunter and his colleagues landed at Salonika early in March and proceeded to Nish. where ...
... from African shores. result, Allied armies and navies have moved forward with a freedom rarely enjoyed by surface arms since the over- whelming of Poland. Not only this. Just, as i thas been nt, the wa cleared for our land and sea bombing by close support ...
... Husidreds. The remainder of the troops marched to Charles City, Wilcox's Landing, on the James River. The army crossed the Jams. Haver on Tuesday at PowhittAS Point, Ilsonallfs Landing. Only aßtlrt ekirmishirg °errand during the move , sent. Smith's line ...
... thiune personally at the head of his army. These fears, however, though nal I, were short-lived. The Duke of Cumberland, with a powerful army, undertook to crush the rebellion, and succeeded. Menaced by two armies, Prince. Charles Edward was compelled ...
... or the Land Army. other women woud have to be brought in to fill the vacant places, and this would repro eat both a waste of time and manpower. A wide range of trades it the Se. vices is open to volunteers, log women who want to join the Land Army must ...
... and other documents lodged in the proceedings, carefully inspected the ground taken and the remaining lands affected by the acouisition of the land, wayleaves, and water rights acquired ky the respondents, heard evidence, and the speeches by the agents ...
... world where the fashions in woman's drew do not change is Japan. Treasure trove belongs by law to the Crown and the retention of it is a puni ishable offence. During a voyage from Manila to Australia the ship is out of sight of land for two days only. It takes ...
... set prat OS all bowmaction. FAMOUS BRITISH REGIMENT The Gerisliighlasolen By D&vw J. MURPHY'. Every regiment in the Brit:3li Army Seas its own particular niche in military history. but the Gordon Highlanders have a distinction that cannot be claimed by ...