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... CHURCH ARMY CONFERENCE. In reviewing the year's record at the annual meeting in Queen' Hall, Mr. Edward Clifford, evangelistic meretar% said that the society had 633 evangel ista and mission sisters at work, 61,000 meetings, attended by over 12,500,000 ...
... Admiralty for 5k acres of agricultural land near Chatham, taken for a naval tramway. As he did not show disapproval while a gipsy band was playing a revolutionary hymn in a cafe at Stahl Weissenburg (Hungary), an army officer has been condemned to loss of ...
... courage the way our lads were serving God and our nation, on sea, on land, in trench—everywhere there was a difference in the land, and it was having its influence on all people in the land. There was a wonderful response to service, and they could see right ...
... matter, and urging that agricultural land was a totally different taxable unit from land which had building value. Replying to the amendment, Mr. Lloyd-Georg agreed that it would be unfair to value agricultural land now when it was within a few rungs of ...
... less. DESERTERS FROM THE ARMY IN EGYPT. *The steamahip Winchester, Captain Bentley, from Alexandria, for Hull, put into Plymouth on Saturday, when the captain reported that he bad on board two deserters from the British army in Egypt, who had got in the ...
... LAND IMPROVEMENTS, DRAINAGE. FARM BUILDINGS. LABOURERS' COTTAGES, AKTIZANW DWSLLINOS. COUNTRY MANSIONS. WATER SUPPLY, ETC. T HE GENERAL LAND DRAINAGE AMI IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Incorporated by Act of Parliament in lie- Charles G. Boism. Esq. (Chairman) ...
... MR. ÜBE AND THE LAND TAXES. The Lord Advocate, speaking at Gladstone -park, Willeeden, on Saturday, said, in spite of the THE QUEEN'S OWN RIFLES. Land Union, which the landowners had very foolishly formed, the land taxes had come to stay, 'l'he 2nd Queen's ...
... THE LAND PROBLEM AND OUR FOOD SUPPLY. To the Editor of Tat Ozroaminis Weal., New. Eta,—The seamen's strike is bringing about what even the most emphatic warnings have been unable to secure: the attention of every man and woman in this country to the perilous ...
... BASES FOR AN IRISH LAND BILL. The Tablet suggests the following as necessary bases for an Irish Land Bill :- 1. Security to reclaimers of waste land, and to tenants who have made improvements, for the fruits of their labour and their capital, although ...
... The Greek army now numbers 35,800 men. Volunteers from the country and from foreign ports are continually 114 wing in. CoLwow. Rt. John reports all to be quiet at Candebar. The march of the returning to India le uo .pposed. The Mitrade sent to Maiwand ...
... EPITOME. Th e Spalding Fres Pease Onions were destroyed by fire on Friday morning. Gray, the Doncaster woman stabber, Was on Friday, sentenced to nine months' imprisonment. The American liner, St. Paul, which was iwo days overdue, arrived at Southampton ...
... hoe h e w ise p a —m u: ooy land must: . .is, ..li.sl hi- boyish admiration I two Of the exittlent suits they ' pi --• --ed. There was no doubt *hat the love n- • played a great part in t. t•-i ..ith ant man or woman, .t he ~r •• nd Iciir. Ile v. ...