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... the Auxiliary forces. Fla had told there it would take 124.000 men to garrison and maintsin the d &rust positioss that were held be of vital Importance t'. thy country. One thing h- should like to sty was this : 124,000 men, mainly of the Auxiliary Forces ...
... when he came to me last he said, ‘I think I have made a mistake in getting married. lam not a man who is suited to that life. Women amuse me, but after a time they bore me to death.’ “I had no knowledge of the fact that my cousin had any entanglement with ...
... Norton Lees, Musweibbill, and atteulpting to murder Mr George ♦ kin, by shooolog him with a revolver. From their inquiries the police bad a house in President-place, St. Luke's, watched:yesterday morning, and after a time Detertive-sergeants Robinson and Currant ...
... to restore animation, with a good result. The medal has also been awarded to Private Malcolm Yeats, of the Ordnance Store Corps, for saving Private Mason in Cork Harbour. Mason became immersed by the upsetting of his outrigger. Yeats, having seen his ...
... band. The show will be held o 0 September 11th in a iiel kindly lent by Miss Cott. ARUNDEL POLICE COPBT.—Yesterday, before Mr. Hugh Penfold, at the Arundel Police.coure, Charles Merritt was charged with being drank wbi st lu charge of a i'rrse and trap ...
... ILLUMINATIONS. used at the White Lion Hotel, and many of the housss in the Queen's -road will be decorated and illuminated, The Women's Hospital in West-street will be lined out wito lamps, and a welcome in Persian will be strewn np boldly. The Grand Hata will ...
... with this part of the Chief Constable's report web the evidence it afforded of the increase of drunkenness amongst women. ['here were 90 women convicted in 1888 ; there have been 116 in 1889. The total may not be large. but Is noteworthy. It is bad enough ...
... gives slate valuable information on the subject. Ire declares that rabies is not a spontaneous disease, and says that simple police measures will suffice to stamp out this horrible disease, more especially in insular countries like England or Ireland. Two ...
... drink ! It is incidents snob as this, quite as much the eloquent arguments of the temperance advo• rates, that induce men and women to consider ) and oftentimes to resolve to become teetotallers. The person who said that temperance was a Them accepted Mr ...
... suddenly the women diupgund. She waited about five mnutes for them to bring back the receipt for the nmcy. but as they d'd not return she walked round station to find ti c.u, but fa led. At the time had you the d&mt suspicion of those women *—Ncne whatever ...
... Thursday, A school building here collapsed to-day, bury. . ' ing the teacher and pupils. The bodies of the master, three women teachers and three children have been taken from the ruins.—Reuter. ATTACK ON A BANK CLERK. - Berrix, Thursday, This afternoon ...
... o'clock morning a man name' opponeut to the distance, when she came away and woo in Richard Preston toned the b o dy of a women on the canter by about two Iseetild. heath opposite Royal.' rescent, it having ben BOTTINFORD PLA FE of 100 guineas, for t ...