... RESETTLEMENT NOTES. tT , :AIRY 131 The position at the present time with Bard to unemployment in this country very interesting, and students of economies sued to find in it much food for reflection. 111 interesting because it is so satisfactory, beam ...

... switching the maternity unit from the home to Montrose Royal Infirmary. Representatives of various departments of regional and district councils were present along with council members and they had the functions of the re-settlement centre explained. Fully ...

... service until perhaps a year or so after his friends who registered at the proper time. This in turn will delay his resettlement in civil life, and he will be correspondingly late in completing his 3£ years’ part-time service. ...

... solemnly entered into: for persistently urging the necessity moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, under which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners ; and also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge of the ...

... mdeotednees ex-officers, and are making y some cases organised and in some cases inffi- Tidual efforts secure their resettlement te civil life. The proposals made the Mansion House meeting recently for creating special panels of business men to deal vritn ...

... population still appeared dazed. One has heard the phrase punch drunk!' Many of them seemed bomb drunk!' They were quiet. civil, subdued, but apathetic in the midst of their ruins. With the exception of a few districts, large sections of the city were ...

... respectable hatter in New from the United States for protection. Market, was lately struck and killed outright by A letter from Mr Peter Burnett, of Oregon, saes aMr Archer of th at place. A misunderstanding that if the United Staten and England do not speedily ...

... 'the official celebrant or retie. of manage shoed.' lemeeforth, all parts of the United Kingdom, lee either au authovised ntinister of religion or ass anthorised civil officer.' It in proposed that the authority to celebrate marriages el lie ilimitnl ...

... the the Continent or Polish soldiers under the ' Mr S. Ceowe: lucky chairs—Mrs Arthur, 2nd Company (Knox's Church), Boys' resettlement scheme—provided the workers Mr J. Watt. Dance music was played by Brigade. was held in the Sea Cadets' Hall approved and ...

... farm of Biggs, parish of .me Perth, when • bull ferociously attacked hi,.. of the horns was pitted' into the eye, which was unite destroyed. The hull also gored boy in several places • dreedfel mantler. He not expected to survive. Ile the estate of Mr stubble ...

... she want to keep up permanently an Establishment to protest against, on the ground of Eraetianisni on the one hand, and a United Preebyterien Chnrch to keep separate from on other grounds on the other? And does she mean to remain always herself in the ...

... Literary (June, a Brahmin pundit, who Paid the Society a vied. atntell, while contrasting the putt and the present state of civilization in India. that there is a clock in the Tianevelly district which was conatructed by natives four thousand years ago, and ...