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... THE SALVATION ARMY. | R;garding the work of the Salvation Army, Mr W. T. Stead has written aa article which he entitles ** Fasting and Finance.” As many of our readers must have been made aware of by calls from workers in the ‘ Army” solieiving subscriptions ...
... The Salvation Army Year Book for 1952 ““ The Salvation Army has marched right into our land and put up headquarters in Stockholm, Happily only a small brigade; but it may be dangerous enough, especially as it is led by a woman.” That appeared in a Swedish ...
... ARMY ADMINISTRATION. THE DASOER OF FLUTY IFTi.MFLUFNCE. In an after-dinner speech at Sheffiesl on Tunraday nigh. Mr. H. Arnold-boxer. H.P.. Secretary of State for War. said ;here had been party isterferentes with the administrs,ion of the Army. His view ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. ' October 3. Since landed in the Crimea, many have died of cholera as perished on the Alma. We lost 880 men killed in tho action out of the 2000 hors de combat. The dead from cholera now amount to nearly as many. hear strange ...
... THE ARMY AND NAVY FRANCE. The Almanach de for 1860 gives statistical account of the French army and navv, existing in 1859. Ths staffs of the army include 6779 officers and 699 subalterns, making total 6472. There are 13 marshals, 90 acting generals of ...
... TILE CHURCH ARMY. Apparently the Church Army determined not be out-distanced by General Booth in its effoets to reclaim the submerged tenth. In support of the objects of the social scheme which has for years been set on foot by this organisation. ...
... 'THE ARMY AND NAVY ESTIMATES. ,It will seen (nemiuka the Poet) that the three nreat spwidujg,departments of State will require L.42,:j00,Wi1. is enormus sum, but there saving possible under present circumstances either Army or Navy the prospect more ...
... and therefore nearly 111 years old ; that he emigrated to this country la the year 1760, landing at Plymouth on the 26th of July ; aod served tbe American army during the revolutionary war. He lost an eye the battle of the Cow Pens; with the exception ...
... MARRIAGE IN MANY LANDS. It is little to be woadered at that, taking the world over, we find many peculiar methods of performing the moat important ceremony in a human being's lifetime, and many quaint ontoms connected with ft. Although marriages are much ...
... THE LAND OF LORNE. Tu• n►me of Argyll will always be esteemed by all truehearted Scotohuieu as one of the Campbells. The Marquis of Argyll Buffered as a martyr during the Co►enanttng times, about the year 1661. Although unable to take advantage of the ...
... and a great amount of property had been removed. The murdered woman lived alone, and had DO servants- but WAS well known as of miserly habits, diry.and intemperate, although she was a woman who carried on extensive dealings with energy and acutemsi. The ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN THE HOLY LAND. | Several correspondents send from Jerusalem aceounts of the Prince of Wales's stay in the neighbourbood of Jerusalem :— * The firat two days of camp life near Jerusalem were devoted to the Holy City itself. The Prince ...