... sacred Esther! star crown’d Queen of every land and sea, Come in, within the royal gates that open wide for thee ; ‘The King holds out the staff of gold,—thy spouse, thy Lord is He. | And as thy countless armies sweep in majesty along, Over the mighty ones ...

... *God Save the Queen.” The Chairman next proposed “ The Prince of Wales and the rest of the Royal Family,” after which “ The Army, the .\'uv{;‘ and the Volunteers™ was also flm'”d by the Chairman, and the band {:la_vnl “Rule Britannia.” Thanks were returned ...

... forwarded to us by Mr J. Cathcart Wason, M.P, for which we retarn thanks, SaLvaTioN Aruy.—Three prominent officers of the Salvation Army are to visit Lerwick on 4th and sth May. These are Commissioner Edward Higgins, Brigadier Maxwell, and Brigadier Rogers. : ...

... personal wish to visit the place as well as from a request by the Army people in Lerwick, He divided his speech into three sections speaking on the work of the Army at home, the work of the Army abroad, particularly on its religions operations, and on its ...

... history, in schools, and this with the general trend to higher education will nltimately assert itself in the woman's demand for her rights, Woman is not inferior to man, intellectually or physically, Madame Curie, holds a professorship of note in the Sorbonme; ...

... A British Production.” The picture was an intensely exciting drama, telling of a man who sold his honour for the sake of a woman, the wife of a “crook,”” of his downward rush to the dregs of society, and ntl his redemption by the weman he ruined his life ...

... that they certainly put through their two Lands as much as justifies the physician in saying that their peculiar sphere of action demands wmore power than any solitary right hand could bestow, 1:04 us hope that woman will ba “ to the fore ’ in restoring ...

... work on the land -y’ ?.m'- S “m?m'w' SAE 040 e ;hve every chanes fo live by it. The ol days “;;;hch to find a suitable house for herself and the ‘vht may be rightly termed slavery are at an end. . A new era has dawned, The decisions of the Land Court are ...

... which is the explanation of the present one-sided distribntion of the national wealth; the reason why vast armies of the people live in poverty in a land of plenty. Socialists assert, ‘‘ that in a world in which no human need is served without hnman industry ...

... barracks became too monotonous. The ecall of the East was in his blood, compelhng him to give up the Army and scek a more adventurous life unshackled by Army orders. He refliFned his commission, and, purchasing Clark’s discharge, had ever since been lost to ...

... Moscow. The Muscovite rule was® of a very oppressive character which led to popular risinge. Tn 1709, Peter the Great broke the army of Charles XII. of Sweden at Polfava and so became master of the banks of the 'Neva and of the provinces of Livland and Esthonia ...

... Germans have been cordially welcomed and shared with us all their privileges, and there is not a German, still less a German woman, who would exchange the liberty and independence which they enjoy under King George for the autocratic rule and insolence of ...