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... item contributed. It’s a Way in the Army. Scene—ln Camp. Officer: ‘“Private Stubbins, please sign your name. Private Stubbins: “Yes, sir.” He proceeds to do so, violently flourishing his pen, some contents of which land on his senior’s dress. Officer: ““I ...
... for him he did not press very hard, and at the very instant that he applied the blade Private Sibball, a comrade of the Royal Army Medical Corps, opened the door. He divined prisoner’s intention, and rushing up to him, he knocked the razor out of his hand ...
... former evidence, he asked him if the fence, part of which Attew was charged with stealing, was not erected across a piece of land the public had been in the habit of using freely. Yes, said Mr. Jepp. Mr, Clinton: .And the fence is often torn down by people ...
... an army of 200,000 men and 40,000 horse. Tradition points to some of his legions having landed on the shores of Britain and made their way to the vicinity of the Long Valley, or it may be that the coin was brought by some of Julius Cesar’s army. Near ...
... LAND & PROPERTY FOR SALE. 10 Words, 9d.; 3 insertions, Is. 6d., pre-paid. FOR Sale.—Two sound investments. Three eight-roomed houses, in Aldershot, producing £92 yearly, price £1,000; also three detached cottages, Hale-road, Farnham, rentals £39 per annum ...
... ‘Henry VIILI., the destruction and spoiliation of the monasteries, the transfer of land from trustees into the hands of the nobles, and the confiscation of a great deal of land in England belonging to the Trade or Craft Guilds combined to bring about a state ...
... he | judged came from the direction of the Army | Athletic Ground. He at once ran in that | direction. He saw a woman and a scldier against the fence of the athletic ground standing a little apart. = The woman had blood on her face, and he said to the ...
... Composing Machines. Gas Poisoning Fatality. Considerable mystery surrounds the fatal case of gas poisoning by which a young woman lost her life, and two men were rendered seriously ill, in Alexandra-road, on Saturday night. At present there is no official ...
... serve as a fund of information for the former and a source of inspiration to the latter. For every careful, thirfty man or woman it isone of. the books that is essential. One’s education is not complete without having read its thrilling and fascinating ...
... Aldershot Police ‘Court for stealing £lO6, Ball.—Annual dinner of the Army Pay and desertion. - Corps.—New Course -of -Musketry -introduced | 25th.—The Education Committee discussed into the Army.—lnquest on child burnt to a scheme for establishing evening schools ...
... came to London at Is. Id.; it was taxed 5d.; andits price became Is. 6d. Outside the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what man, woman, or child received the slightest advantage by taxing tea? The Chancellor of the Exchequer got the money, and mnobody got the ...
... by using VBORWICK'S A BAKING POWDER. /fiiB land till the whole value of the land wus extracted in taxation, so that iz would be worth no man’s while to go to tle expense of continuing his land. It they had land bringing in £5O a year, and they had to pay ...