... but felt, that Great Britain and France united, are the masters of the world.” The Gaztlle of Tuesday contains the appointment of Henry Unwin Addington, Esq. to be his Majesty’s Secretary of Legation to the United States of America. His Majesty, it is said ...

... open, and have taken Rooeah, Sundee, Biswah, and other plaees, gradually clearing the banks of the Ganges, and restoring the civil power in the district between Lucknow and the frontiers of Rohilcund. Our posts were tolerably close around the disturbed districts ...

... 3lst of George itt disabilities as to taking then came the General Act of the 10th of George IV. all these and was con. all civil rights, and to. them to enjoy all real and Catholies to it by law SL re of this, he con- tended, was to repeal the section ...

... the Shire Hall, Staff Ys did not conclude until Thursday evening. The criminal business was taken by Mr. Justice i and the civil business by Mr. Justice Dari: were 44 pri for trial. Two women were indicted for the inurder of their children at Coseley and ...

... explamed that the Government had not proclai United Irish League an illegal association because, in ther the condition of Ireland did not justify recourse to what might be called ** the lust resources of civilization.” He beheved the League to be a mischievous ...

... Territorial units an Old Comrades Association, which should be termed imental Association. It was to consist of ait’ Territorial Force units in the country. n some counties where a si associat ion had been formed, they had ro a in other do this. units, but at ...

... 1919. OP LABOUR. BRANCH EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. appointment of branch MANAGER, Work Connected wit.i the RESETTLEMENT OF MEMBERS OF H.M. FORCES IN CIVIL EMPLOYMENT AND WITH \'NEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. The Ministry of Labour arc prepared receive APPLICATIONS ...

... Minisir of Labour in connection with out-of-wor! donation, re-settlement of ex-Service men, apprentices interrupted by service in His Majesty’s Forces, Unemployment Insurance Act, 1920, and Civil Liabili- ties advances to workpeople towards the purchase ...

... themselves into fighting units who had already distinguished themselves to a very high degree by their exploits in the air, and in thf Italian oun- were I Read to Real Understanding. But he thought they ought to go much further than Unit. Their interests after ...

... our military commitments and ,air treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement civil life of men and women released Irom the forces and from war woik. including those who have been disabled during their ...

... to the units, in which accommodation is necessarily limited, but it is the earnest desire of those running the scheme that all ex-pnseners shall have an opportunity of seeing for themselves what the work of resettlement can mean to them in civil life. ...

... be still in the Army at the time of entering such a unit, but the response proved so great that the availability has ocen extended to men after they become civilians. One three civil re-settlement units in the Western Command is housed Wightwick Hall, near ...