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... -NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND COMPAN¢- THS FOLLOWING SNAE S WERE DRAWN SAtURDAY. JULY 30 32 392 41 895. 55024, 53.025, 55,026 25,936, 38 549 49.753, 24 401. 85 567. 19 932 44,S3B. 40 961. 40 982 40 963 40.964, 40 965 536 82, 53 683, 07,s28, 54,219. 45 a23 56 ...
... cause of this accumulation hsr of land into a few hands, and how can it he obviated? isly It is a question that must he boldly dealt with. Free in trade in leand means, some say, the crumrbling up of' onr ala landed alristocracy, and the substitution ...
... NEW ZEALAND LAND COMPANY. The directors of this company, together with a vast number of persons interested in the colonisation of New Zealand, made an excursion to Oravesend on Saturday last, for the purpose of inspecting the ships which, under the auspices ...
... Cheshire. For several months in 1892-93 a married woman occupied apartments along with her three children, at the house of Mr. Davies. Her husband being desirous to go abroad, disposed of his property in Eng- land and wentto America, and eventually sent for ...
... C. If you want to know how an army is commanded, read THE BRAIN OF AN ARMY. By SPENSER WILKINSON. Price2s. 6d. The best manual ta/texists of/leftictio is ofa-ge ieal staff. -ATHEN'EUM If you want to know how a modern army fights, read THE VOLUNTEERS AND ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.. FRIDAY, APRIL 21. LONDON BANKRUPT.-N. Marks, Englefleld~rOad, Kinge l land, merchant, COUNTRY BANKRUPTS.-H. Tanner, RainbilU, Lancashire, manufacturing chemist-J. W. Drayton, Yeovil, Somer- ?? Cecilia Sparke Debenham, Llan- andno ...
... in the clothitig and dress of the army, both at home and abroad. Mr. Otsvay-To ask the President of the Board of Control wche. ther it is his intention to recommead to her Majesty that the officers of the Indian army should be placed, in regard to the ...
... fire with his wife, Sarah John. stone, a woman about sixty years of age, when they beard the noise of an approaching train. No ordt nary train was due at that time, and the gates being shut across the line, the woman jumped up and ran out to operi them for ...
... Daniels, an ex-man-o'-warsman, who is . much concerned because his wife, during his absence from his native land, has become a Salvation Army lass. Mr Arthur Conquest was very amusing as Dan's son, Horatio Nelson, a gunner in the marines. Miss Cissy ...
... Electric Temraphs-conuittee therenon Suppl- t; Vomnraof JicataSalaries nnd Funds B2ll-as amendedt, o be oomniderel; Navy and Army Expenditure l(sy8)7.-ooittsee ,teronnona'Endowed HeUtd &ectlani1) Bll-third read- jog- Qovernor-Genersl of nldia W-committee; ...
... leather for the use of the army, and are constructed entirely without seams. These we warded by the Seamless Leather Company froe establishment in Fetter-lane, and the value and impo of such articles for the use of the army have bees approved by many ...
... craze of the nine- teenth century. From a harniless schoolboy's hobby it has been dili- gently raised by the ingenuity of an army of dealers preying upon the susceptibilities of a more than usually gullible section of the thirty odd millions of theseislands ...