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... THE SALVATION ARMY IN INDIA. The Calcutta Correspondent of The Timer telegraphs :—The Indian contingent of the Salvation Army, oonsisthig of three ma and one young woman, landed at Bombay on Wednesday, with a great demonstration of mill pomp. A triumphal ...
... LAND. --- The Geneva correspondent of the Daily writes: For some time past the members of the Salvation Army in various parts of the Cantons of Berne and Neuchatel have been subjected to what can only be described as brutal violence on the part of organised ...
... THE WOMAN'S WORLD. Mosr women (a writer in the Globe remarks) who have not wonderfully good figures, are apt to be discontented with their condition. Either they are getting too thin or too stout. Most of us seem to suffer from the latter trouble, and ...
... THE IRISH LAND Aar. A return has been issued as a Parliamentary paper of the loans applied for under sections 19 and 31 of the Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881. The paper includes all the proceedings under those sections from the date of the publication of ...
... rairvii.) THE SOUL OF HONOUR; 01 4 A WOMAN'S SECRET, • L. P. WYVERN. CHAPTER Ely.—(costilered.) Tun second day after the aim?. ooniarratiou, I was suddenly sent for to the hospital, where Waltham lay dying. It appeared there bad bees a change for the ...
... . littraturt. MAN OR WOMAN Coglinued from our as!.) CHAPTER X. B•oLzy Wool,. - - - - .• _ _ As Frau Bellingham rode slowly down the long avenue of at Compton Orange, he drew from the pocket of his doublet the perfumed billet that he had received from ...
... --i-i — .--: WI Ramervid.] THE BOUL OF HONOUR ; 02, A WOMAN'S SECRET. L. P. WYVERN. CHAPTER VII. • wren a nom Aerie an atoms of about half•en-hour the jary r oamed, and the foreman with tears in his eyes said they had agreed and could, in the of the as ...
... his arm to lead her to the carriage, which stood in line with the army waggons on the road outside the walls. Captain and Mrs. Neville had gone on before. There, the steamer has landed, and here are some People owning vup. fr om. it, laid the colonel ...
... murdered a woman, named Mrs. Gray, and severely injuring her husband. The Grays resided on the same floor as the prisoner, and after the former had gone to bed Jordan began to shout and sing at the top of his voles. Mr. Gray went out on the landing, and civilly ...
... Zabern, and elsewhere. The troops belong to other army corps beside the 15th, that of Alssoe-Lorraine. A correspondent who is now on the spot informs= that he has seen a good many men of the 7th, 11th, 14th, land 2nd Bavarian Corps, and that an unduly large ...
... 6INGULAR CHARGE Or BNIAMY. At the Marlborough Street Police-court, London, on Monday, Annie Northover, 24, a wall. dressed woman, living in Winchester Street, Acton, was charged on her own confession with bigamously marrying Norman Fraser, her lawful husband ...
... He intended to ask the old question, Why is a woman like ivy? the familiar but gallant answer to which is, Because the greater the ruin the closer she clings. Bt he put it, Why is ivy like a woman? which none of the ladies could tell, and so the ...