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... least 1,000 soldiers a week from this source. very large proportion enlist as soon they land. In fact, the recruiting officer is the first friend they meet before they land. To the above we add a few other items of amusement and interest:— VERT LIKELY ! Mexico ...
... h'i 1 “ked why should not they have woman suffrage, in which case knew which party would get into cower dealt at length with the propoeff for members of Parliament, ridiculing the idea, and with respect to the land law reform, challenged anyone to «y ...
... various British owners of land In the Transvaal who have paid to the Pretoria Uovenitnent, under protest, the war tax imposed on landowners prior to the outbreak of hostilities, being threatened with forfeiture of such lands in case of non-payment. It ...
... She stalked about alone. She was a tall, handsome woman, very pale, with proud air. In appearance she was stately, and walked with a commanding air, with her head thrown back, She was fine- looking woman; there was no one like her in Montrose, All the scholars ...
... workhouse ■ ven women, three girls, and two infanta slerpii.g >n ill- LADY WANDERER AT LAND’S PROFESSES NOT TO KNOW HER NAME. The Land’s End coastguards the other dap cotired woman wandering aimlessly along the cliffs, and gave information to the police. She first ...
... or with votive scrolls to those in the spirit land. As she stood gazing on the bank of the river, her former betrothed stepped suddenly to her side. He had been drawn lot as one of those to enter the army, and for ree long years would never have the chance ...
... Islington will be display of samples of all the different sections of the land forces cf the Empire, including the Irish Constabulary. Detachments from each arm of the native army of India will aopear, and among them will be some Goorkhaa. The Canadian ...
... (Hear, hear.) S>mo people raid was not a woman's question. Ihere was a great difference of opinion whst were women questions, seeing the effmt of intemperance upon their national and home life they said was a woman's question. She war sorry any Mr. Baylit ...
... serving in Japan, has given to the Daily TtUy aph some particulars of the quality and number of the land and sea forces of that country* The Japanese army, says, compares favourably with Eurojiean troops. On a peace footing it consists of 100,000 men of ...
... and ail vised him the Tentii Commandment without delay. SriiSthe'woman s. hi. wife, under the care of her lawful proteetac, the ‘‘msrtly dressed young fellow found sbeltsr la Batvatiioa Army meeting. DaHo^ ...
... declined to sanction the usfr •f Army hones in shoeing competition at Ealing on June 25th in connection with the Royal Agricultural Society. Irish land agents, whose business is threatened with extinction by the Land Purchase Bill, have petitioned Mr ...
... According to advice received Messrs. B. W. Ley land and Co., sixteen of the crew of their weasel, the Aighurth, wrecked off the coast of Hew Guinea, have been saved, but seven are still missing. A young woman of Hew Jersey City simulated suicide by poisoning ...