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... cnti-, vate; that all lands should be revalued for the more equitable imposition of the land tax, with the ivew. of bringing, as far as possible, all land under cultiva- tion; and that in order to carry out these reforms. a Land Court be established for ...
... an address. He said that the Army believed in doing things 'daeetly and in order. Ho said that advisedly, because those who did not understand the Armys business perhaps did not know what true, real order was, As the Army meant war, their move- ments ...
... TB ARMY M X QUVI 5-,. I.m -~ t -Chilanark, Friday, At last the two, armies have Cospq~,tegethersifl con,' Ohl forces il (lire ?? against the I Of the north. The day is a, iiotpblen Onte ' lisx hist ory frit is the anniversary of t~f 6a~i1J1ition of th- ...
... from the L u Bengal presideney, Lient.-Col. George Hutchinson; end the oft land 94th Foot, from the Madras presidency, Lient.- Col. Henry Hlu nurtb R. Millner. From Van Diemeo's Land; The 99ib Fool, ir we Colonel H. Deapard, C.B. From the Cape of Good Hope; ...
... desirable that a cornter organisation to the Land Leaguo should be ferined. The Ennis Land League Convention on Saturday pasesed a resolution condemning the indiscriminate system of boycotting. THE IRISH LAND ACT. Mr. James M. Ross, Liscarney, co. Monaghan ...
... Redvers Buller, the IDuke of Connaught's suc- cassor at Alderihot, has seen about as varied a service as any soldier in the army. He was awith Wolseley on the Red River, went through the Zulu War, and has commanded in several of the now numerous cam- paigsms ...
... HowrEvEa various may be the opinions held concerning the descent of man, the ascent of woman has passed from the region of theory into that of fact. It is not given to every woman to make eight speeches in the course of one short winter's afternoon, and, bright ...
... sub- esidence is still feared. THE SALVATION ARMY.-On Saturday an - extraodinary scene was witnessed at Dorking. In the icourse of the day there were prosecutions for assaults nouon members of the Salvation Army, and three men e were fined, the magistrates ...
... showers of sparks 'kept lapping continuajll faduil 1 the warehdouse nd the ehureb., he ;p0owexfd1 float, with Stroud and Mason's land ntramt eginec aid'-p~eral ~po werful engines, speedily arrived, but notwlthgtanding ~the nut&6As' exertions, the flames did ...
... world, has been pleased to accord from his privy purse 100 roubles to each woman having a family, to ,enable her to remove, and from 20 to 50 roubles to each un- a- married woman, according as the case might seem to require (the rouble is a little over ...
... Priestley, of the Army Service Corns, having been tried by court martial for embezzlement and forgery, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years imprisonment, to be reduced to the rank of private, and then to be dismissed the Army with igrnominy, besides ...
... Queen. 'Tie Princess Victoria and the rest of the royal fitniilv. His Majesty's Ministers. -''he Army and Navv. The Land we live in. The Land o' Cakes. T'The Established Church of Scotland and her Clergy. 'This was atlv replied to by the Rev ...