... abolished, and that the entire administration of all the Indian armies should made over to the Commander-in-Chief in India, acting in direct communication with the commanders of the local armies and under the direct orders of the Government of India. Sir ...

... ° 3 the service of rawnTnls^atc^ ***** Politician: Xo, I cannot tell a lie. Reporter- hat do you do—write 'em When a woman goes invest in soon realists that bdols. will not go fur cat^ch •i ...

... and by distinct resolution that they would pass no pledge of British credit for a land purchase for Ireland. The Local Government Bill had never been produced, and the Land Purchase Bill on which they had pledged themselves, and on which Mr. Gladstone fell ...

... monotony of the pedestrian contest at the Madison Square Garden, New York, was varied by a sensational occurrence. The Salvation Army man, who has been competing in the sixdavs' goas-you-please race under the name of Gowan, was the cause of the excitement through ...

... being very convenient for Stoney Stanton Road, etc. But the road was not made, and he was told would not be until the adjoining land was sold. Under any circumstances the Department would not allow them to build until the street was made. Mr. Randle said that ...

... not sully a long life spent in public good by opposing Mr. Woodhall's bill, simply because you think woman is Conservative and Lord Salisbury favours woman's right to vote, and therefore will keep you out of power. I tell you, the party which passes that ...

... issue. Last night some excitement was caused in Gosford Street, Coventry, by young woman named Smith attempting to jump from a bedroom window. It is stated that the young woman, whilst in a delirious condition, became possessed of the idea that Jack the ...

... a legacy of .£50,000 for the precious work which he is doing by and through the Salvation Army. The suggestion might be offered to the lucky head of the Army that, having turned his attention so largely to the submerged tenth, he should now pay a little ...

... much damaged the salmon nets, has been purchased by the Grosvenor Museum, Chester ARMY REFORM. Lord Wolseley gave evidence yesterday before the Departmental Committee on army reform. He said that if the present system were carried out as intended by Lord ...

... read a second time. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Yesterday. GAMBLING IN THE ARMY. The War Secretary, dealing with further request from Mr. Cobb for a return of all non-commissioned officers in the army who had been punished in the last three years for gambling, said ...

... critical condition. EXCITING SCENE AT MARGATE. At about seven o'clock last evening two boys named Glenn, while fishing from the landing stage of tbe jetty Margale, f jll into the water and narrowly escaped drowning. One seized life buoy, but the other would ...

... leaving prison he entered the army, and in a short time married again, his first wife being still alive. The fifth wife was married on Christmas Day last, but after a quarrel the prisoner left and took a watch belonging to the woman. He was committed for trial ...