... roller General of Demobilisation and Resettlement, the following announcement 1. Gao of tho guiding principles the Government's ichenio for the demobilisation of tho Forces i* that men demobilised first for return civil life shall include those who have ...

... ARCHITECTS (England and Walasi.—Architecta De* obihs.ition Committee. Jo, Bedford Sqnarc. W.G.I. ENGINEERS, Civil, Mechanical, and Elcctrleal.— Institute, Civil F.nginecr6, Great George Street. SW.i. . . |.»K EDI CATION OFFICIALS.-Board of Education Education ...

... held on . f r conferring the freedom of the city of Dublin President IVilwn. FUTURE OF CIVIL WAR WORKERS. Final Report of the Committee. Tbs final report of the Civil War Workers’ Com* mittße. issued a White Paper last niehl, she JSir. rt j rauni V rf, ...

... has acted chairman the Newspaper Conference the boguining the war. He chairman of cho Oncers' Resettlement Coramitlee and viceohairman of tho Labour Resettlement Committee, chairman the London and Houth-Earteni Divisional Council of and was chairman *be ...

... ) Mr. Aneurtn Williams asked the Prime Minister whether in view the recent speech S»| bk Carson threatening rebellion and civil war. it the intention of the Government to advise bis Majesty to deprive him of his honours King’s counsel and Privy Councillor ...

... KEWS-LCTTOU Sir—When take stock of resettlement of ex-service officers and men, it ia satisfactory to learn that ninety per cent, those who have been demobilised during the past year liave already been reabaorbed in civil life. But I am informed that although ...

... rejected payment results scheme. In their fresh report the Government state that they cannot regard the suggestions tiro Resettlement Committee as adequate, as they would bring the number of apprentices only toj the normal level, and would not be sufficiently ...

... particularly those who disabled, would by this timo he absorbed civil employment has been disappointed. No efforts have been sjiared the Government to secure the resettlement these men civil life; but it has become more than ever necessary that these efforts ...

... come British Auxiliary of the French Protestant Churches* United Resettlement Committee, of which the Dean Si. Paul’s is president. The auxiliary has very substantially assisted in resettling families Si. Quentin, at and Hsrgicourt, where the British ...

... work has been moat successful, and Belfast stands fourth relation to the great iodpstrial centres of the United Kingdom in respect of the re-settlement of the men who have served (heir country, ami who have right to be put as good a position, as far as possible ...

... THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. V detailed Programme for the Parade last night. Units will assemble ■ ihclr own arrangement, and in am 2-43 p.m. Bands will form up tla- of the units to which they are ahr-.1, and Guard of Honour will ■ i i by the Belfast contingent ...

... proposed to make a beginning in the process which may lend to Indian Federation.’* The Civil Services—Provisiona la nude for the cuntlnuanre the recruitment the Indian civil Service and the Indian Police Service on all-India bails the Secretary of State. ...