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... that surrounds her. Usually under such circumstances, with all a woman's clever adaptability, she soon learns to take her honours as a matter of course, and becomnes a thorough society woman, but occasionally one is found who is so frightened by the gay ...
... 2.30 p.m. THE GERMAN ARMY. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Blzt-N, Wednesday.---Owing to the universally low prices ruling for proverner of all kinds during the past year, the German War Office has efeccted a conriderable saving in the army estimates-amounting in ...
... development of Lord Cardwell's measures. The army is not weaker but stronger than it was, and the very essence of the reforms instituted after the country awoke from its laudable dream of perpetual peace was that the army began to grow in strength and can now ...
... X THE MOTHER OF THE SALVATION ARMY.' EXTRACTS FROM THE LIFE OF MRS. BOOTH. THE late Mrs. Booth, wife of the General of the Salvation Army, was generally credited with being the power behind the throne in connection with that extraordinary organization ...
... followed up by an outrage on a young woman at North Shore, and the criminals, on account of youth, escaped the death penalty. Not long after this an outrage was committed on an old woman in the neighbourhood of Ultimo, land I have no hesitation in saying that ...
... issued this morning, and gives full information regarding the plan of operations. It is supposed that a foreign army has effected a landing at Sand wich Bay. It sends forward a strong force of all arms to seize the high ground about Whitefield, and if ...
... howxever, was so injrured ?? his ?? bl'Iltalitv, tl;11 Ii to) be taken to thle- I'erroil I ospital. A it-'W ha k L ?? killed a woman by throwing heru Iiromr a v.-i ?? Het' Ia believed trr be insane, anid wa-- consigned to a lunatic aslrNi117, which lie was ...
... the world. Land thus acquired can be freely soid u11 the open market. A man cannot by will dispose of his land in favour tn one person, it must be distributed evenly among all his male children flout c\(eP.t0n-. The consequence is, that land is held as ...
... SOME CURIOUS LAND; TENURES. LAND tenure has been one of the prominent subjects of public interest: for some time past, and in the immediate future, it seems likely to occupy even a greater share of attention. A drier and more unattrac- tive one for perhaps ...
... POLITICAL ECONOMIY LESSONS FOR THE ARMY CLOTHING FACTORY WORKERS. The Portcullis Hall, Regency-street, was crammed--both area and gallery-last night with women who had come to take the advice of Miss Simcox and other members of the Women's Provident and ...
... winter would be upon them. Their armies would be suffering the fearful waste that alwa3 s afflicts armies in the field- disease, producing pestilence, would be making its ravages among them. Meanwhile the French armies outside and the troops inside Paris ...
... noblesse. With instinctive dash, frankness, culture, boudoir tactics, rarified personality, colossal wanderings from land's end to lands end, without the protection of father, brother, or husband, she is at once the most fascinating and dangerous enigma ...