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... heart withoat a man's heed and ?? of Mary, Queen of lE.g- land, 1689-1693. EARLY DISLIKE on ARMY Lira-A military life had no charms for me, and I bad not the faintest idea of staying in the army even if I should be graduated, which I did not expect. The ...
... America's most fashionable watering-places and the beautiful young woman before us is diary Anderson, the glory of the American stage, and one of the fairest daughters of that fair land. This is the home to which she retires now and then for a few weeks' ...
... required. At the Limerick Fair on Friday, extensive purchases of horses were made for the German and Belgian armies well as for the British army. A dissolution of the Italian Parliament and general election are considered imminent. There are rumours of ...
... SOME OCTOBER MAGAZINES. BRIDAL VELS AND CUSTOMS. In ie Woman's World we fiad an interesting account of a novel by Percy Galdos, a Spanish writer, and well-illus- trated papers on Woman's Dress in Florence, and on *f Onr Qasens in the Abbey. There are ...
... who bad skill or material 1 to muster an army; nevertheless before the end of Septem- e ber, 1346, an enormous martial force gathered at Perth, f troops being drawn from the islands! as well as the main- land; but the Highland chiefs brought their deadly ...
... dreamning that any such danger would~ cev~r befak her life, found herse!Lf'ridint- forw'ard ina Ctrzange land, in time of war, into -the midst of an army cf these Turks with whose brutal atroc-ities all Europe 'ad been ringing ever since she could remremboer ...
... Gradioas.. Of all the vessel's company, battered and broken by the flinty rock, but one was found alive-and that one a woman, who was carried up to old Pbembe Poundes's, in Sandwell Chare. The gossips stood round in groups by the closet-bed, in ...
... better than the old 91st-'- thu drunkn auld deevils, as they called themcelves..Rccords of Scrvice ay CattpaigfiiYg it, fartz Lands. By Sarveo n-encrcd jianro ENGLISH LIES IN CyPrics.-La'y Baring lid not post- pore her ball on the night when the news of Gordon'e ...
... I little rosy, cause of much cvil-like a sword, and does aot a woman's tougue always wag the fiercer, end cut the deeper, when it is met with a silent and passive resistance ? And a woman always forgets all tho bitter things aho has said, and is astonished ...
... ALL RIGHTS RESEBVED. FOR YOUNG FOLKS. -0- OUR LATE VISITOR. MY DEAR BliRaos,-Little Queen Wribelmina of Bol. land has returned to her own country, delighted with her visit to England. Although she is a Queer, she has bean treated quite as a little girl ...
... Patriarch of Alexandria is to this day recognised as the earthly head of the church. The local priesthood is maintained chiefly by land settled on the various religious institutions. This is sometimes cultivated by the monks them- selves, sometimes let to farmers ...
... wouldst thou that 1, for dread of a C scolding woman, whose only weapos are her tongue and F her nails, should incarcerate myself? - c It is quite likely, however, that thedifficulty of provision. r ing an army within Sandal Castle in mid-winter, when no ...