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... THE SALVATION ARMY of particular a laud seven days a week all the year round? (Laughter.) Of course nobody wanted to enter into conflict with the Salvation Army—in several other places they had had a fair taste what that perhaps objection would be made ...
... THE LAND TENURE BILL EARL CARRINGTON AND FARMERS' DEPUTATION. Earl Carrington, the President of the Board of Agriculture, received important deputation of the Lincolnshire Farmers Union on. Wednesday, discuss the Tenure Bill. The deputation the general ...
... A HULL SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN SENT TO PRISON. the Uull Police-court on Xaetdaj. before Mr. E. C. Twite, Frederick Orchard, captain in the Salvation Army, wae charged with causing an obetruction in Alfred-street on Monday evening. P.C Warton stated that ...
... Woman, 96, fell to her death AN ELDERLY Bridlington pensioner fell down a flight of stairs to her death after she was disturbed in the middle of the night. Elsie Hodds, of St Columba Road, got out of bed and went to investigate after the security light ...
... 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 ...
... garden of No Man's Land, then he threw his stick over then hr rubbed his stocking feet, got up, gave himself two or three springs backwards and forwards. and taking a long run jumped over the tittle strait, and landed oafe ly on No Land, Picking up his ...
... because I really had to,” Mr Allaway added. An army snowcat came to the rescue of the pregnant Bridlington woman. An ambulance service spokesman said a doctor called for an ambulance after the pregnant woman, who has not been named, was taken ill at 4pm ...
... hearth rug front of the fire. The place was full of members of the Salvation Army, who were praying and shouting. They refuted desist and clear out, and Supt. Knight carried tha woman upstairs out of their road. They continued in tbs bouse till midnight, creating ...
... 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 ...