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... rnusketry and artillery nractice, &c., fhe ,War Office are ncquiring control of huze areas of land. These ?? the Aldeslshot tnilitarr dis- trict. the whole of the Crown lands in ?? Forest (in flamnehirel: for the South-Eastern ?? dis- trict. a birr stretoh of ...
... THE PAPAL ARMY. The correspondent of the Pall .llfall Gazette writes from Rome, August 9 :-If the Pope first went to the camp of instruction through perils of flood, the second visit will be attended with perils of robbers, the roads being now infested ...
... THE LAND! THE LAND! [ TIE LAND!!!I GRAND MOVNIENT INTHR UNITE STATES.corn GRAND MOVEMENT IN TFIE tINITED STATES.ia MARCH OF AGRARIANISM.an MEETINGS OF THE NATIONAL R.EFORMERS. pero of rave (.4biidgd9fOivih Mc orking Atan's Adfvoale' of ne Jane Sf5, ...
... TE SALVATION1 ARMY. The .Daaly .Wes haa reviewed a book entitled 1An ex- i V ~~Ikpeqriencee of. the Salvation Army, byMr. JT. .X~ 3. B. BtedWne brought out by the Christian Commion- ?? a wealt 'Publihig Company, 73, Ludgate-hill. They bi ?? Rey. Cunningham ...
... cutting tile c~wtsrs. TIhe Fretleh boats landed th2twhole front Ohe shlop which first escaped, all seamen, anri abou' 300 officers, they-set fire to it after- x7ardls. The other was an ?? shi'p, fronit Uhich were landed most of the men.' The Spaniards also ...
... originated by the employment of e achup-- division of labour, both of uhieh linit the other hand, great advanrar's- b entry of woman as a produatre eare economic domain. Women and ahlbi-en ire ' men from factories and works&hops ta rg a.-, bread through the ...
... to L o be its capability of bearing, would produce twice as much the as every Englishman, woman, and child-every l Scotchman, woman, and child, and every Ih woman, and child, could consume, while it W041l transform millions of beggars into wholessO, customers ...
... Is any and peasant, possessed of four, three, two, or even one selves acre of land and a cottage, to be found in the ranks Lord of Polk's mercenaries ? No, not one. Armies are other not recruited from the nest, they are enlisted and urged mustered from ...
... supposed ?? an insvatding artly had landed ?? retidai, inoU e north of NippoIl, and after having repulsed thin Japantse division occupyipig that ton ui was rnarehitig in several coiuinns on 'fokio. T The Jmperial Army, whioh had been ?? round Tokio, was ...
... present to a great extent in suspense. . . . I have taken searcely any vote for guns for the army for the present year. The whole amount of guns for the army for the present year falls short of £6,000. I do not think any incon- venience will be caused ...
... THE NATIVE ARMY IN INDIA. A ?? nuifmtinul h- -- A sErIOUS agitation has been produced among portions of our native Indian army, by apparently a I very trivial circumstance, which superstition, with its usual readiness, has frightfully magnified and distorted ...
... .l and literary men and women, as well as those of wea9th and fashion. Thus was oeened the Woman's Bureau, mese are but some of the notable points in the woMan, reftfrm movement, which now engages so much attention in America, and which is surely making ...