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... There seems to be a big shortage of lambing men nowadays, and farmers will hardly favour the idea of us applying to the Woman’s Land Army! Bouder Herd, November 18. I!) 39 ...
... R. Brown, Procurator Fiscal, stated that for some considerable time, accused had been supplying rationed meat to the Woman's Land Army Hostel, Ancrum House, and in connection with that it was his duty to forward the necessary forms to the Food Office showing ...
... kept; Berwickshire. Apply No- 436, Southern Reporter Office. Selkirk. TMPORTANT NATIONAL SERVICE. Mobile Warden for Woman’s Land Army Hostels required immediately. Must be adaptable, good organising ability and with catering and cooking experience. Salary ...
... rural districts. The new' Woman’s Land Army may fill a gap in time of need, but it will be safe to surmise it will be a poor substitute for the army that was bred and reared to the job. When the crisis is over, the new army is likely to ...
... property and income tax, and land taxes. Section V. of Part 11., extending to 127 pages, gives concisely all statutes affecting Scotland [including a clear epitome of Acts relating to Registration of Business Names, Acquisition of Land, Military Service, Billeting ...
... exoitiag experienece was in the West of lag. land, when the yacht be was is nearly went down in a squall of Berry Head, Tea'. bay. With this taste for the sea it rather surprising that he did not Navy instead of the Army. An amusing story is told by Mr. lobs ...
... WOMAN GUERRILLA HER EYES ONCE LAUGHING, ARE AS COLD AS STEEL” By Beatrice King. ...
... Pearson's F Aber ei the Army. column, and of the lieleriguered garrison in Fort Ekowe. He ices en several occasions mentioned The death of General Raikee, Father of the in despatcher. and on his return home wrote an British Army, in his ninety-sixth year ...
... the bank's customers was an old woman, who resided in a small village a few Hiles from the city. The sum she tied lying with us was trifling. A few pounds saved in her younger days when in service. She was a mimes old woman—a regular old maid. Not the prim ...
... A WOMAN'S QUESTION AND WORK. ni'RIIITT. Of all the seductive influences that war has led captive, none have thrown around its bloody history such halo and charm of romance and ' chivalry the laurels and songs of woman's hands and lij>s. 15ut mark a c ...
... TUE ARMY—NAVY—AND ORDNANCE. U«cuUt hi( ftiooui third chapter prove* lImI the time Charles 11. the whole egectict charge the army, navy, and ordnanoe, was about seven Imiulrett and fifty thousand pounds. The Hon-tffietite cliargv. which is now heavy part ...
... Front and more food shim for American transports, tho Land Army appealing for 30,000 recruits. It is, perhaps, the call hour. Enrolment forms can be obtained at any Labour Exchange, or from the Land Army Enquiry Bureau at 135, ictoria Street. THEIR GENERAL ...