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... ARMY CONTRACTS. SCALED TENDERS for the eepply Foraire. Litter, FaiUaaee Straw, for of six months, from let May. 1900, at k, stations in the Salisbury Plain Diej.,l *>ll be received at the undermentioned office. P m. Monday, the 2Snd Man*. 1909. toritts ...
... considered bis recovery impossible. John Henry Pape deposed; I come from Oxford, and am adjutant the Salvation Army. I was leading the Army it came by this house. There were about in the Market-square where the band commenced to play, and we formed procession ...
... Viaeonnt andViacnonteaa Newark.. and Lady Wlmborna, land Winder. Lady Hetriaa, Hon W. Palmar, Mr. Panlton and Mr. Boiler. The AIVATIOB Aeiit.—On Sunday la*, “Captain* Clara Frah, the Sal ratio* Army, praachad_ttraa earmooaat the United Metbodiat'. FreeChurch ...
... Territorial Forces; apparently convinced that the voluntary system, pure and simple, will give the Oversea Army that we want, the Expeditionary Army also with its Reserve, and Territorial Aixny large enough to beat back any possible raid of an invading force ...
... young woman, whom tbe aseailaut mistook for his own wife. Sunday, Oct 6, early mass was being performed in the Jesuit’s Churcb, West Sixteenth-street. About 300 persrns were present. Suddenly the congregation was startled by the screams of a woman, who ...
... Skeleton Army, were committed to Pri*on forooa in default providing aurutic* to keep tha peace. Uafandants formed part of batch thirteen roughs who were oonvicted rlotenely assembling In the public street* Their practice bad been follow Salvation Army, yelling ...
... Wikdiioa—The arrangeml? Jim far matured tlmt tolerably clear outlln. o( the dbpoaitlon the largo militacy the aiz dl.ieiona th* two Army Carp*; the ZgSdStom here been appointed, whfl. the.whob m7tharalat% be eoneldered ready to taka th* Said. with reapect the ...
... il hanks, which »ij> Thooiae bough, cconoaoiele; nod the Ibcht Hon. Tiwntae » P.C.. M.P.. writes on the topical enojacr o. land purchaer finance. The £«* rim issue conlnin renew the Principal cial topics of the month « • I araa nf OtltltAl bttto**^^ ...
... in the evening. Mrs. Onslow, however, hail consented perform the work his mother hod undertaken to do. _ The Army had acquired this piece of land, said, for the sole purpose of giving it, and the building that should be erected upon it the work, and for ...
... Agrionltaral BPI. i—that meoaura with the Iriah Land Act. The aaaearfmroU win enrer three of the paper, and if debated would occupy two throe waeka. Cmnat Saltathm Aaarr.—Srieekiag large meeting of the Sal ratiaa Army Tneeday night. General Booth referred to ...
... FORD WELLS, Oxon. FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. W. SEELY. At the Fox” Inn, Leafield, on Monday, May 30,1870, at 5 o'clock in the evening,—All that Piece or Parcel of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, well adopted for building Surposes, ...
... whom object was » eimpto and beautiful one—ts object waa to carry to the highest, awl to lowest in to land, every men, woman, »d child in to land who would have tom, to highest I blessings of prioeleee knowledge 'I boy could not have snobler objectfoe ...