... EXPENCE OF THE ARMY. A document has just been issued the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, from which we learn that the total expense of the army in 1835-6 was £6,188,291, which in 1842-3 had increased to £6,602,312. The expense of the navy in 1835-6 was ...

... Distribution of the Army. The distribution of the Army, exclusive of India, on April Ist, 1921. was . Home-140.523 British troops. Colonies-12.290 British and 5,620 Colonial and native Indian troops. The Rhine and Plebiscitary areas-14,200 British' troops ...

... their profession, trade, or business, the land premises. Votes and Values. If the premises are not a dwellinghous —and also in the case of land —tin yearly value for a Parliamentary vote* must be for each woman tenant ami .£lO for each man, but there is ...

... letters of the prisoner to a woman he understood, was his real wife. They were letters of extreme affection, and they wound up by saying that he (prisoner) hoped that she would divorce him. Then he wrote to the other woman whom he had married telling her ...

... WOMAN'S RECORD. Non-Stop Flight of 610 Miles Miss Kjsthorino Stinson, 20-y*ar-old nirl, b«9 established a new official American record for non-stop aeroplane fliirbt flying from San Piego to San Francisco. 610 raile.% nine hours ten minutes, fortifying ...

... ARMY BOOTS. ARMY BOOTS. Far Recliyarii Wit, Railway & Load Workers, Rimers. etc, LAcertional otter of repaired Army Boot:. Thezo Boots are as good new, with guaranteed round uppers. good sac 124Litls, utudded or plain. Lc - anima* WO*. that leather is ...

... A WOMAN OF IMPORTANCE. Many girls and women in many industrial centres will have read with interest of the Government’s appointment of Dame Meriel Talbot to be woman adviser to the Ministry of Agriculture. It is only two years since she and Lady Mabel ...

... commences is the universal opinion in the British army, and we see no reason to dissent from a judgment based on the facts we have narrated. Every motive, indeed, which can influence a general and an army must now act on the allied force be- fore Sebastopol ...

... be excused wholly or partly for residents on small farma or small holdings In the West Riding and for sxmembers the Women Land Army, rveident in the West Riding. Accommodation is provided tor abont students. The next course begins 12 September, end applications ...

... ARMY ALLOWANCE FRAUD At Alfreton, yesterday, Bertha Helena Leake, a Somercotes married woman, was charged with obtaining 18s., by false pretences, from the Paymaster of the Lincoln Regiment, on the 4th and 18th of September last. The defendant was 'lined ...

... women in the land who cannot possibly marry, because there are not enough men to go round. That,, of itself, does not constitute the problem ; there are many women who do not want to marry, and the days when marriage was looked upon as a woman's only career ...

... WOMAN'S FLIGHT Mrs. Grayson was told before leaving that women should have place in such venture. Replying in written statement she retorted that “This flight fins hem conceived women, ami idatmed hv women. A woman i» tioard capacity commander lam physically ...