... and important share she took in the organization of the Army, she still found time to fulfil her parental duties to the utmost. THE ARMY MY GLORY AS I AM DYING. To the very end the brave woman worked on, her last thoughts being of the great multitude ...

... case of an old woman reported to have died in state of extreme indigence. The Dundee Parochial Board are to petition against tho Registration Bill, but they cautiously limit their objections to the mere expense. On the same principle the army and navy might ...

... vener- able general, who died at his residence at Brighton on Fri- day last, in his 83rd year. The gallant general entered the army in May, 1793, as ensign in the 45th foot, with which regiment he served in the West Indies until the peace Of Amiens. While ...

... Way: she lent it oat in mortgages, and there are very few landed proprietors in the empire who are not her debtors. She discounted bills, sold gold, disposed herselfof the immense produce of her lands, and it is even said that, having visited France some ...

... likely to prove fatal. The woman was not able to assign any reason for her husband's violence. THE BETTING MANIA.-A SrNGULANi ATPLICA- TION.-At the Westminster Police Court, on Thurs- day, a well-dressed young married woman, living in Vauxhall-bridge-road ...

... part of the performance followed.- Mr. Beeeher (to M:r. Richardson): Do you take the woman whom you have by your slde now, in this hour, standing near the heavenly land, and renew to her the pledges of your love? D~o you give your heart to her and your ...

... explanation. We in England forbid the giving of land, or of money to be laid out in land, to charities by will. Under I our law, if a man wants to give land to a charity after his' death, he must give the land by deedI drawn up and enrolled in Chancery six ...

... watch will be kept to prevent any accident or attempt to rob the vault. THE ARMY. Lieutenant-Colonel G. B. Traill, assistant adjutant-general of the Royal Artillery in Ire- land, is, as a temporary measure, performing duty 'as assistant adjutant-general ...

... readily to the popular imagination, and excite most spontaneously the devotion of an army. Many a legend of him and of his troopers will long be current on the border-land when the war has ceased. For him, at any rate, the sad struggle is over. His death ...

... best and most enduring monuments to the memory of the saintly woman who has at last been released from her sufferings. But that may also be said to be true of the Salvaiion Army itself. The Army could no more have come into existence without Mrs. Booth than ...

... and 3 lbe; on Wednesday, Mfr James Milne landed 1 salmon, 6 Ibe.; on Thursday, 1 salmon, 8 lbs. On the Aboyne Castle water, on Tues- day, 1 salmon, 7 lbs., was landed; on Wednesday, 1 salmon, 9 lbs., was landed by the keepers. On the Glentanar water very ...

... soldiers, as they called themselves, of the Salvation Army. Mr. Justice Grove: You had better call them by their names. Some judges recognize volunteer officers as captains and so on, and now the Salvation Army has its officers we shall have everybody colonels ...