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... A WOMAN FROM AUSTRIA. NEAR the village of Zillingdorf, in Lower Austria, lives Maria Haas, an intelligent and industrious woman, whose story of physical SUffering and final relief, as related by herself, is of interest to Englishwomen. I was employed ...
... the colours for the defence of their native land and the assistance of their gallant fellow -countrymen who against overwhelming odds, are so nobly upholding the most glorious traditions of the British Army whist fighting for the great principles of right ...
... pleasant things brought not the flavour of happiness or content with them. It is because I am to marry a woman I don't care about, and the woman I love is beyond my reach. Even as he gased oat of the window at the rapidlydarkening-square—for it woe about ...
... ATRICE C!-1 li ; OR, WOMAN'S FORESIGHT. 0/IAPTIIIL IIL WALLS HAVE lAEA. Oran eyes looked on that glorious sunset beside those of Reginald Lucan. On top of a high ridge of land, Beatrice Chester drew rein and contemplated it. She was alone, saving her ...
... were surrounded by dame, the ! dams by canals; an army of windmills peat mumps ! in motion, which turned the water into the canals,' which conducted it to the rivers and to the sea. Thus vast spacee of land buried under water were transformed as if by e ...
... Sunday, a woman named Gavigan is stated to have been dangerously wounded in the back by her husband, who hurled a knife at her, Inflicting a deep wound. He was cutting tobacco at the time, and the alleged assault was the result of a quarrel. The woman was in ...
... of this gigantic conflict for the next century. Threats of arming every man, woman, and child, in Germany, must be met by putting limitations on her future armaments on land, sea, and in the air. History affords no pre, cedent of such terms being imposed ...
... distance of one hundred yards. In additon to the Trantnere landing stage, that of Woodside is seriously damage], and at one time it was tight that it would los completely wrecked. The Liverpool landing dap also suffered. Toe training ship 'Aber, on which there ...
... were all young men and unmarried. The small boat and its occupants were afterwards driven across the loch, and effected a landing on the Botnich shore, a distance of about three miles from the scene of the a ccident. A gas explosion took place at Brighton ...
... previous works. Dr. [(bighorn having for a number of years been engaged in the preparation of students for the Universities, army, navy, and civil services, local examinationg, &c., has rendered good service by publishing this work, which most prove of ...
... the land, the amount of manure put on by Mr. Brown being only 235. worth, he had been compelled to put manure on the land, and requested that they would pay him £3 10s. the amount put on by him.—Mr. said they heal put £2 worth of manure on the land. That ...
... on Sunday night and Monday. At midnight on Monday they crossed the Channel in the vicinity of Southampton. They decided to land immediately on passing Flamborough Lighthouse, and did so in a 30 mile breeze without accident, pulling up within 200 yards ...