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... THE ARMY. REGULATIONS to be In future Tr . Pannage. Foreign Station. are 2?** Ihe captain bound, by the engaitcinent ofht. 8hl I». mU.ioncr. the Navy, to provide every officer .r, ' r wltl (v„ Government paMen*er, with hi, ,&■ l» break fa#,, .tinner ...
... A SALVATION ARMY WEDDING. Mr. William Bramwell Booth, Chief of the Staff” of the Salvation Army, was married on Thursday to Miss Florence Eleanor Soper, who has been associated with Miss Booth in the Baris work of the Army. The ceremony was performed ...
... for armistice. General’s reply was surrender of King, his army, and Mandalay flotilla. Anchored off Ava, eight a.m., 27th, when envoy returned with order from King to accede all demands. Army surrendered forts, twenty-eight guns, aud laid down its arms ...
... woman’s deeire to look her best, and not any in- steal the article® which had induced her to go off in thorn, and they accepted her statement that she intended return them, and discharged her. Indeed, the arttesecese of her answer to tho Chairman would ...
... the country. The Salvation Army was still carrying on its work, not only at home, but among_the soldiers on the other side of the Channel, and in every civilised country. They owed a great debt of gratitude to the Salvation Army. The King had shown his ...
... before ! 1785, there died at j Yarrow. a woman named Marion Renwick: th e American war was then just concluded, and wen were beginning to talk about Mr. Pitt, the singularly juvenile minister. Strange to say, this woman had been ju the year in the house herein ...
... ARMY AIRMEN KILLED. DOMESTIOC SERVANTS, Eto. T Whem ko i fo ARIOURMAID Wanted, July 19, for temporary quiet situation {n couatry, 40 miles from Lon ; experienced ; three servants kzgt some houserr&‘ lamps; wages £24 £25.—McN., Stonecroft, Aylesbury. (2211 ...
... EXCESSES THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGHANISTAN. To the. Editor the Times. Sir, —The enclosed a copy of the reply of Sir William Xott the questions sent to him by the Government, and which was forwarded him the Adjutant-General of the Army- It reached by the ...
... LAMBOURNE WOOD LANDS PLOUGHING ASSOCIA TION. PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIAL TO HELLARD. The annual meeting of this association was held on Tuesday last, after having been postponed twice, owing to the ejection, It was originally intended to have held it ...
... Melancholy Suicide.—A young married woman of the name of Augustus, whose husband is a sailor, com mitted suicide the other day Liverpool from grief at her husband's detention in Australia,when she expected he would return in a particular vessel to England ...
... time past, the French army in Italy has received supplies from Austria, the resources of Lombardy and Sardinia being completely exhausted, and it being almost impossible to send a sufficient quantity of provisions for such large army from France. American ...
... Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, and landed at any place in Great Britain, shall, within twelve hours of such landing, in addition to being marked as before directed, be branded by the owner or person landing the same in such manner as the Commissioners ...