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... LANDING OF THE ARMY COCRPS. ARRIVAL 01F TM'E WELSH. PEG IMENT. 34,000M NOW WITH GENE RAL BULLER. Three mole trailcurtls reo.ched Cape Town on `'.ded2sl. viz. Kildollan stl ?? 00 Ml:Orbester Port ?? Waikwitil (IN'cw Ze:laliid contingent, number uncertain) ...
...   THE SALVATION ARMY. Tha anniversary of the Salvation Army was celebrated by a deihonstxation as the Crystal Palace on Tuesday. As early as seven o'clock largo contingents of members reached Sydenham, {-.ravelling thither both by road and rail, in ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY. The twenty-sixth anniversary of the Salvation Army was celebrated by a demonstration at the Crystal Palace on Tuesday. As early as seven o'clock large contingents of members reached Sydenham, travelling thither both by road and rail ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY AT RHYMNEY. GENERAL BOOTH THREATENED. During the week, at several of the places of worship at Rhymney, a girl named Williams, one of the Salvation Army, has been preaching. On Tuesday evening, at Beulah Baptist Chapel, after she had ...
... blown down, considerable damage- being done. Jones sustained a severe pcalp wound and shock, and had his collar-bone broken. A WOMAN KILLED. I During a violent storm throughout the Potteries yesterday a disused building on Fountain Works, Fenton, fell, killing ...
... THE SALVATION ARMY AGAIN BY NONCON. QUILL. Having dwelt with some severity on the extra- vagances of the Salvation Army, it is only right I should to-day point out certain features in the movement which deserve the earnest considera- tion of the whole ...
... THOMAS. Arthur, did you see that hoyden, Belle fVarreoer, jump over the hedge ? ) Mrs Stre?thiiold, a gond-Iooking, graceful woman of the unimpaf-sioned blonde type, leant forward—rather eagerty for her—as she addressed her son, who faced her in the carriage ...
... the leaders took their stand on the platform, the army and the public filling the other portions of the building. As soon as order was main- tained—not a very difficult task, for I noticed that the army obey the orders of the officers with cheerfulness ...
... THE NEWEST WOMAN. Well, really tiiis is awfully good of you. Miss Pohy, taking v >ty un a poor devil like me. Have a GflialT, will you? and Rode- rick hospitably swept a pilfc of papers the single chair his stuify little office cou- i twitted. ThoaDJ ...
... three women have, hoW- ever, been able to identify the body as that of a young woman whom the Salvation Army had endeavoured to reclaim, and who frequently slept at the Army shelter in the Whitechapel- road. These women saw her alive for the last time ...
... thousand bundles of fire- i wobd which have been chopped without any a charge by the poor tramps and criminals n in the Church Army Labour Homes, wheon I c must have fallen asleep, I suppose. I dreameod a1 that the Princess May had sent for use to P specially ...
... WOMAN'S WORLD. - S GToNJ W [BY Gw1N.1,ev I think we must have dined later than o uisual, and, perhaps, more sumptuously, for Sll as I lay back in my chair eagerly devouring all the latest items of Princess May's comings and goings, doings and sayings- ...