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... dlv, and etbnogranhically, was sure to receive considerable allotment of the partition when took place. It was to make resettlement o' Europe without lartrely satisfying the claims of Greece. Well, if that were tbe case, if that were the inevitable result ...
... buoyed. The conviction is growing also that in the course of the negotiations England is holding a real preponderance in the resettlement of this Egyptian difficulty, and it is thought that a very interesting and important question for the English people to ...
... decide between the rival heirs there can be little doubt. It aeserted the one side that the entail was out, and that in a resettlement of his property, made with his predecessor in title, the late Earl took measures to defeat any claims by the son of the ...
... Thiol-! kuhl, formerly employee of the United Stales patent office, who attcmpU-d to raise recruits to! assist the Transvaal in war against Great Britain are published this morning. accuses Mr. Webster l>avis, former°United ■States official ai. Washington, ...
... other policy practicable. (Hear, hear.) CIVIL BIGHTS AND REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT. I must summarise the two or three other points have to deal with under the head of settlement. I would so far as to give full civil rights to all Boers who signed a definite ...
... giving It for the resettlement of the people upon the land, for the restoring of one agricultural and industrial machinery in the country. It is for that reason that from the very first yon should give the inhabitants Boers British, civil rignts. It is for ...
... —Officers the Air Ministry. Other ranks to the Record Office, Bland for J. (b) Amy officers and other rank* leave from units in the United Kingdom will act ao paragraj>h 6. Th'.y must retorn their ut-ts to demoralised if they can spared. 14. It not necessary ...
... unfit who were discharged w ; than 6ix months as unfit be '3) men in Clasa W released civil work 'for such time they have been engaged «i civil work at full of civil iiay!. arc: Privates—£s for the first year and • par after the first year for and £.5 ...
... sum of one and half million pounds is •eked for in the supplementary estimates issued to-day on behalf the Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement Department. Under this extension further nine weeks’ donation will paid beyond the present maximum period—man ...
... disabled men for giants under tie- Resettlement Scheme of the Military Service Civil Liabilities) Department. Grants 15 other cases had been received. Ska c December total sum of £839 had been received from the Military (Civil Liabilities) Department. Nino ...
... LAST WAR. • This scheme of war gratuities rounded off the Government’s comprehensive plan for the resettlement of all men and women on their return to civil life. The plan was incomparably wider in scope, and more liberal in its benefits than the arrangements ...
... small trader.’* Wight wick Hall. Wolverhampton, formerly an anti-aircraft divisional headquarters, teen reopened a civil resettlement unit for repatriated British prisoners of war. ...