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... Queen’s ideas on this point. “A Lot of Jackals.” Responding for the Army at the dinner of the Royal Society of St. George in London last night, General Sir Robert Baden-Powell said that the Army was not a bone that ought to be wrangled over by a lot of jackals ...
... thousands of investigated cases. They can ‘be matched in any large town. The army of |sweated: women has representatives in every corner of the land; in every cormer of the land their needs clamour for attention, and itheir wrengs cry for redress. —But ...
... question of Army reform. Mr. Haldane has completely mastered his subject, and,.like a man, before he attempted reconstruction be got to know exactly what material he had to deal with. He subjected our land fbrees to such a stocktaking as the Army never before ...
... yesterday. According.to Lady‘Violet Greville London is like the charming ‘woman full of faults, whom everyone K loves because of them. { Captain :Chopin de la Brugere, of the French Army, has ridden 281 miles in four consecutive days, without changing hig ...
... recognisances to ba of %good behaviour. The woman was remanded for a week. M. Caillanx, the French ex-Premier, who has just been promoted a sub-lieutenant, has been appointed Treasurer-General of the Armies, and has been entrusted by the War Office with ...
... casss o! Dysentery, Rhenmatisin Pains in the Back, Coughe and Colds. It acted like a charm 1n every case.” MEN JOINING THE ARMY Skonld Haye With Them MMEASDALE'S CHLORODYNE. A Safe Protectlon from common hazardous ailmente GIVES INSTANT RELIEF; EASES ...
... the keel for some time, but owing to the strong current which was running at the time the little vessel drifted away from the land before anything could be done to save the unfortunate lags. The lifeboat was immediately launched, and went out in the direction ...
... different guest, and every time the host succeeded in selling out the contents of the entireflat, sothat it required a amall army of men to bring in mew furniture for the next luncheon or dinmuer party. The flat was furnished seven times in one week. The ...
... author’s meaning. At a women’s dinner recently one of the toasts ran, “ Woman! without her, man is a brute”; but the compositor, cynical and married, perhaps, set it up as *“ Woman, without her man, is a brute.” Little Girl! You‘ve a very narrow skirt ...
... rot originally of Irish stock. They come of zn Anglo-Norman family that went from Fngland seven hundred odd years ago, &anrd landed as conquerors in Wexford. R And there the family has remained ever since. Now is the time to see the ripening corn.— London ...
... division of the Expeditionary Force. The personnel for these hatteries will ba found from volunteers, from units of the new armies, or by special enlistment for the motor machine-gun sevvice. Russians Send Sawdust Sardines to Austrians. Just before the ...
... could eradicate malignant growths by the use of a herbal fluid which he professed to have discovered while serving in the Royal Army Medical Corps in India—an absolutely untrue state} ment. On June 22 Hunt called at the prisoner’s house, and Delvine made what ...