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... iso has just re-joined the stage from His Iajesty’s having heen discharged from the Army. Mr. Hast also has the proud record of having taken part in the Gallipoli landing. Mr. Lomath is en- deavouring to merit success, and doubt- less he will receive every ...
... PARTS.—Ausria army of 000, fighting men that cost £%, 40,394 yearly. Itaiy has a force of nearly 3,000,000 that cost her £36,222.69. 'T is con- siderably. more than half her revenue, and about £1 for every man, woman, aad child in the land Now put these ...
... Advertiec ments Crofton, Today. Band Contest, lecture Wakefield Paxten Society. To- be wank Lo-pigl No Mother to Guide her,” Woman's Next Hippodrome Perfermances, Bervices on Sunday at West Parade. Brunswick Chapel, Brunswick Baptist Chape!, Zion P.S.A. ...
... AMERICA. Nru Voltz, Des. 11, Early this morning, parties of army attempted to unshod bridge' urea. the Rap-IPallunoelt. oppeleite Fredericksburg. The immediately opened ere,but the Federals the army is prepared to moss as soon as the rempleta. General Franklin's ...
... House went into committee on the Irish Land Bill, and its several remaining clauses were carried. On the forty-first clause we have commented elsewhere. Some new clauses were proposed, but only one was carried. The Army Enlistment Bill was then read a second ...
... command of troops for the defence of Washington. On the Bth, he left the capital, took command of the army, followed the invading emu into Mary. land, and drove them out of Frederick city on the 13th. Defeated them at the battle of South Mountain on the ...
... fervour, oar to the Army), but restorin them 6, Milton Park, Whaley offered ayer. of usefulness and honesty ppla ‘ea Bristol, Gioucest- The Mayo: first read a letter o even this phase of the Army's work as an argument against the Army: POR SALT RHEUM. several ...
... saw prisoner in North- gate. She was drunk an¢ behaving in & manner. Two members of the Army were aking care of her. and offered to pay her fare to Leeds. The woman, however, was ot @ fit condition to wavel, and witness had to lock her up. —To pay és. ...
... mischievous fellow's, and b« called a woman lammed Mrs. Johnson, who said it was a cracker and not a squib, crud that the woman who had proved the case was washing herself at the time, and had her ayes full of snap.—Another woman having given similar evidence ...
... whatever that the prisoners had been guilty of the criminal offence repeatedly. —A witness deposed that Boulton, visaing off as • woman, bad waited on him iu company with a noblemas.—A female witness heel attended a ball at which men, including the prisoners ...
... summoned for having tres- sed in search of and conies, on mber 15th, on land in the occupation ef Thomas Borrill. at Warm Heath.—A witaess named Wilby spoke to seeing defendant on the land in question, witl nets over rabbit es, and ou a ferret coming out of ...