... whether the enemy can compel the Russian armies concentrated in the neigh ur hood of Brest and northwards, over a front of about sixty miles, to retire Mr Belloc remarks: If cannot so thoroughly defeat the Russian armies to bring either peace on that front ...

... apprentice joiner, previous to hia joining the army. Keith Woman with Five Sons in Lie Army, To Mrs Gordon, who resides at 43a Land Street, Keith, belongs the proud distinction contributing five of ,r sons to the Army at this time. They are ...

... Association, is a native s[ areer the Army, which 5/>hned two wars, began in i Was convmissioned dur- last war. and saw service ll °£ficer with the Indian 1922, when he retired rank of captain. P os held after Army was that of Secretary organiser ,ch ai ...

... binding of the hay, which urgent war work required for the Army home and abroad. Among the practical schemes on foot equio women to go on the land the effort- of the National Political League Land Council eeeme to oe comprehensive Towards the end of month ...

... showed, that, while the flag had been respected by the advancing Allied Army, three shells had ’entered that side of the building facing the retreating Germans; killing a man and woman whose bodies lay on the floor, and wounding others. The latter already ...

... order to join the Army in 1915 the students regarded him as something of a hero. They were ready to die for their country if they had to do so, but they saw no t0 volunteer, remarked Dr Elder. He told many interesting experiences the Land of the Rising ...

... lift unmarried, woman must, on the last day of the qualifying period be occupying as owner tenant land or premises of yearly value of not less than year, or dwelling-house of the same annual value. Unfortunately, many women have not lands or dwelling-houses ...

... wearing slacks in school. Caithness N.F.U. and Land Army Pay Caithness Area Executive of the National Farmers’ Union and Chamber of Agriculture have decided to protest against members of the Women’s Land Army receiving, after a month’s training, the same ...

... into Committee .the .Army Estimates, and Colonel Seely made the annual War Office statement. The increase in the estimates, said, was due to the in the pay the Army and to the increased expenditure aviation. the personnel the Army, it was true there was ...

... 15 or i 6. on the public road from Craigmillar* Camp to Stromness and in a but at the Army Salvage Depot, Bewan Quarry, Stro-mness, he assaulted thirty-year-old woman. The charge stated that he struck her on the head and knocked her down, took out her ...

... rounding has already commenced. SWEARING AT RECRUITS. War Office Warning to Army Drill Instructors. Apropos of the growing of Lad language and swearing recruits, particularly army drill instructors, an officer holding command remarked to a Central Nows ...

... under General Wavell's command when he was Commander-in-Chief, Middle East. Scottish C.-in-C. Has Woman A.D.C. The only woman A.D.C. in the British Army, Subaltern Mary Macdonald, who is A.D.C. to Lt.- Gen. A. F. A. N. Thome, Commander-in-Chief, Scottish ...