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... hear.) Yet that was what we were risking with our Army. The wise man increased his manufacturing power when his business increased, but this was what we had not yet done with our Army. The result was our Army machinery was no longer able to meet effectively ...
... nunneries wre dissolved, and marriage for generations afterwards »a. woman s only recognised vocation. f in i£ has brought about an inevitable reaction. Wry nearly all the rights that woman claims for li,r>elf are admitted in our day. It is all the ru ,n ...
... NEW ARMY DRESS. TO THE EDITOR OV THE MORNING POST. Sib,— Allow me space this time in your impartial paper to remark on the observations made on the letter of Old Soldier in yours of Tuesday, the 26th September, by one who signs himself Ornamentalist ...
... THE FRENCH ARMY IN ALGERIA The following anecdote, hastily ?? a letter rrnTaVw^ severity of the French military code, and o? the whfch Lmetimes follow, tbe most heroic acta of ~lf-dev- tion in that land of •• Überty and mdepen >\°™- about » A lieutenant ...
... engines reversed and she backed against the ex-Indian ALDERSHOT ARMY CORPS. FIELD OPERATIONS NEAR GUILDFORD. The week's field operations of the Ist Division of the | with Aldershot Army Corps, commanded by Major-General | A. H. Paget, were brought to ...
... cleared the Lizard Lights, or Lands-end of England, on the night of the 14th (.never, never to be again cleared by many that were then on board, as the sequel will inform you), and after an unpre- cedented passage of 78 days, landed, or rather arrived at the ...
... BATTLES $ SIEGES of the BRITISH ARMY. We have had the pleasure of inspecting a magnificent i collection of maps and plans, showing the principal niove- j ments, battles, and sieges in which the British army was engaged during the war from 1 808 to 181 ...
... reached over £6,250,000. There are now ! 28,500,000 acres of improved land, almost 20,000,000 acres | growiu.rgrain,ahdover29,ooo,oooacresin pasture. Tbe value of cultivated land was plac-.-d at fJ15.025.000. while that of the ; farm buildings reached ...
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... I ?? T ?? ARMY. HIE COMMANDER Iv Clllp-t* Tl rll Ccner.l H„l VylilEl. Ihe following general Order was yesterday i ss „ed :— . ...
... embalmed in the land where I was born. To return there is happiness.' Tiie King grunts his prayer, but makes a condition that he shall leave all his wives and children, all his gold, his silver, and his flocks behind him in the strange land ; then he promises ...
... ?? am,' ■■■■■ ■-.iiin--_i ■ THE ARMY. (From our Correspondent.) Colonel Wylde, C.8., Royal Horse Artillery, left Woolwich on Saturday morning, October 31, to proceed on fpecial service to Portugal. A detachment of the Royal Artillery, consisting of Captain ...