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... dearer food. War would postpone those reforms in the Land Laws, which mu3t be effected before our soil can yield its full capacity food and employment to our countrymen. Under the present iniquitous Land Laws our soil is so badly cultivated, and the agricultural ...
... poor, starving Welsh miners? The* estimates for the army last year were £14,583.000. Und those for the navy, £10,980:000, together, 4125,563,000. Now, if it requires £6,500,000,m0re toplace the Army 13 a state efficiency, what have they dbbe with the ...
... refused the use of their boats. With great courage plunged into the c and with much difficulty brought the bod . to land. was found to a young woman years of age. After restoratives had been applied, she stated that she had been forsome time an invalid that ...
... young llarried Woman.-E. J., Evening office, Portsmouth^ TXT ANTED a Waggonette, also Light Cart and Harness suit- able for Cob by letter, stating lowest price, J. T. F., 50, yueen-street, Portsea. -EMPLOYMENT for the Wives of the Army Reserye.-A E is ...
... president of the society has been buried. Naval Items. The Orontes troopship arrived this morning from the Channel Islands with Army and Militia Reserve men.—The gunboats Bustard and Buzzard were launched at Haslar day for the purpose of taking part in the ...
... arriving at Uganda Mr. Stanley found that the Emperor Mtesa was preparing for expedition against the Wavuma, having collected army numbering 150,000 warriors, which, with 50,000 women, and many children and slaves, brought up the number to 250,000. The march ...
... and also that other autumnal bird, the road raeader. The smell cf paint is over land, and, particalar, the clab maa desolate. Extensive alteratioas are being made at the Army and Navy Club, and the members are obliged to go lato furnished lcdglngs YTat ...
... ANTED, a yz man to ride a Bieycle W ith W. Barnett, 4 Ww the Pedestrian. — Army and Navy, Some rs-road. —— adies for the drapery.— Hyde Park NTED, two young” 1 Drapery Warehouse, land 2, St. James’-rd., Southsea. NTED, o good strong activ Lad, about 15.—T ...
... Ap 8 prentice to the Shoei tauuton-atreet, port. d Jobbing = —T. a eram, and xT ED, # respectable yous man as potman Hotel, Land- w* Geaed character indispen oe le.—Claremont 5716 pore active Lad, on pab je of looking after ED, a stro &e.— wa hip, Grocer ...
... ood weekly income guaract M., Office of this | 7 ANTED, ae Sa vo the Jobbitig Bait. to the sus —T. Jerom, Staunton-street, Land ANTED, respectable youn Sera yoo cade barman. Good c Sie. he. — Clare ter port. _—- 5716 — active Tad, one of Ww: AN TED, a ...
... committee recommending an alteration in the method of registering the claims votes. Rbixforc for Zulclaxd.—A detachment of the Army Service Corps and two officers arrived at Portsmouth yesterday from Chatham, and prooeedeed to the Colewort Barracks. The men ...
... heroine, ia the wife of a hatter named Lantier, who neglects, ill-uses, and deserts her for the smiles of anotner woman, Virginie. The two woman meet in a public wash-house, a scene ensues, in whioh they throw buckets of water over each other, and Virginie ...