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... the ripples on a running river. ••The who found himself in Madame's vicinity land to keep his bead level even peace time. When the war cloud leathered thickly over the land it was an secret that Madame was deep in the Colt !lc ils of the Boer leaders ...
... The Oldest Local Papet. OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN BEXHILL OF ARCHITECTS & SURVEYORS, Land, House and Eetak :Ants -- RICHES & GRAY Tiatuon BEXHILL-oN-Sta. THE BEXHILL HOUSE It LAilo publit.hed uv . ,otbly by Poet Prue to any addreas I 1 )ICIIKS & GRAY'S MAP ...
... chance of victory. Mr. Pike sketched the progress made by the British Army. Since in August last it was described by the German Emperor as General French's contemptible little Army, and spoke of the gallantry of .the men .in the trenches, some previously ...
... she despatched a great army across the desert to Solomon's aid, herself leading. She and her mighty host arrived at the crucial moment ; Adontjah'a army had entered the gates and %%as storming the !Tower of David. Sheba's army fell upon the attackers ...
... sensational developments on land, and on. well as at the bottom of, the sea. A very admirable film is the exclusive one, by the London Film Company. which tells a the brave acts of the winner of the coveted prize of the Army and Navy. We have also a drama ...
... hear those cheers from the lads in the room. They had an army of which they i were all proud. though the Germans called I it a contemptible little army —(laughterb —but it was a magnificent army, though they had a great deal more to do to make it as strong ...
... GLORIOUS IN MARTYRDOM, glorious iii making saints. Through the blood of the martyrs, and the saints of every age, and in every land, the Kingdom had become inveated with a supreme holiness. Their lives hail been blighted by the militant power I it emperors ...
... and return to London to Mot themselves iisted as dead in army reports. Foster is happy for be feels he now has a chance to start life anew. Cuknown to the others he had joined British army to escape the disgrace attendant on his stealing Wilda from ...
... long_at the hunies of the nation feared God. Woman the great I maker. They could not have • honie without a woman—it WHP illlpC*RiblC: and no Government ieuld have its home properly governed without a woman in the Gov , rniiient I • N. When Prim.-- Mary_ ...
... twelve months ago. His wife was an English woman. He acquired the business just after the war broke out. Soon after he came into possession of the business he had three assistants, but they had joined the Army. He had now two assistants, one of whom was ...
... to march over the sea to the H:ly Land. The first was led by the famous Nicholas ; the second by a bey whose name is not known. Theircombined numbers are believed to have been forty thousand. In the same month an army of French children left Vendome, on ...