... but underneath it they Sr. identical ith the ca %. man and woman—unchanged at heart. The simple ;rev . ..+ that ruled the 'ave. awelom govern haniacity today, Dr. Niatigh asserts. E,ery woman sits and swans for the corning of her lord. she is ready ...

... ill not meet with the whole-hearted approval of every woman, whether of the Suffrage variety or not At the moment there can named two, ’lideed, whfff will feel like leaving the:r native land (shrieks of joy from America), and crossing the Atlantic to argue ...

... which were eagerly pur- chased by the bystanders, and shouting as they went, Newa from the army ! Great battle ! Two thousand killed ! Retreat of the royal army I~ Behind these men came painful evidences of the truth of the news they announced in the form ...

... V«rv *>•npat.aes a re with the preaved bv vlaitor#. and that if soldier. L** Lai not the h:« The woman pay .* arrears. »-* 'i-i iiir ce.* . •' i—. ■ • been land this condrvon remain bar A tine *2 an.' ad 3* .us w .n -»j«ed house ...

... DISTURBING THE SALVATION ARMY. I At Birmingham to-day George Cute, a member I of the Floodgate -etreet Slogging Gang, was seat I to gaol for a month for assaulting Bella Donnelly, ; one of the Hallelajah Lasses of tbe Salvation j Army. Prisoner went to ...

... ronni with their guests when twn large stones were thrown through one of the windows. arm a woman shouted words through another window which even. This woman and others with teem ran away, anti owing to the darkness of the night were not seen again. to ...

... WOMAN WICKEDNESS. We believe only a small fraction of the sterner sex cau bo truly described as misogynous. Woman-worship is far more common in the world than woman-hatred, and the more general service is recognised as ennobling — tending to keep down ...

... remedies worse than the disease. We do not endorse Mr George's proposal of land nationalization as a perfect cure for our growing pauperism, but it is unquestionably true that our Land Laws are chiefly reponsible for the evil. Agri- culture has ceased in this ...

... the Army Ml. Sawawc* Kenyon ?ad would vote for aiueadnvenA. autharasmg the of a t» Europe eoc« under ‘«he roeod He said ;** Sonic people khas » would dcmora army send Co.. Roosevelt u> Fraroe, but trataer fact would oniv demomdee German army He ...

... WOMEN’S WORK ON THE LAND. DURHAM FARMERS SOMEWHAT PREJUDICED AGAINST THEM, In connection with Women’s Work on the Land movement a social gathering was held on Saturday evening St. George’s Schoolroom, Yarm lane, Stockton. Mia Jonathan Samuel preaided ...

... THE SALVATION ARMY AND THE -SOCIETY OP JfttlENDd. On Tuesday evening, at the Friends' Meeting House, Bishopsgate-street, London, Mrs Booth delivered an address to a largo andier.ee on tbe origin and operations of the Salvation Army. Thoae wbo had tbeir ...

... LAND BOUGHT FOR SHIP WORKS. Mr Robert Thompaon, M P., chairman of the Belfast Harbour Comnuosionefs. ax a dinner given the Empire Parliamentary Association members in Belfast, stated that the Commissioners had concluded an arrangement for securing over ...