... Irishman has a 51041 e grievance hich it is within the compels:nee of l'arli-isnent to resettle. With than eta isankiud• -at least that put which boasts to be Ch. and civilized--the Irishman. to rise is the wnrht. to acquire land, mousy. rank. lower wh»t t. ...

... three Services, each which has its own film unit under Its own control. A great network non-theatrical distribution has been developed all over the coun- | try. There are approximately 140 ■ mobile projection units, each conalatiny of a portable 16 nun. projector ...

... was earned almost unanimously. Th.- business the Synod shortly afterwards concluded. The annual meeting connexion with the United Services .at the Guilford Had was held bid evening it. the hull. Sandymount. The Rev. .lame-* Ervme presided, and there large ...

... off, has, at all events, the nuclei of both arms in the United States cavalry and artillery which remain to him; and it will not have been unobserved by Europe that, while the officers of the United States’ army have to an extraordinary extent proved unfaithful ...

... distinct suggestion of the probability that Great Britain must sooner or later drift into war. and have to help in the re-settlement of European affairs at an awful coat of blood and treasure. The probability has not been weakened by any of the so.called ...

... the police force& and postman have an sight-hours day mai are paid for Sunday duty ; and we, who ere tied to equal rights as civil servants, receive no such eoneidewation. It Isiah brae that our witheritiot la Dublin (Sa 1e did something to remedy this, ...

... Poles, the Jugo-Slors, etc. No mention of Ireland, although its wrongs ' make as sad a story as those of Poland. Before the resettlement of Europe came up as a practical question, and when Mr, George was calling upon Ireland to exhaust its man-power in freeing ...

... Protestant cause. The y conference with them could have Orange cause is surely not the Protestant result, if it were lead to united cause. The Protestant religion is : The Land Bill, as stands, we Christian religion; ita members hold by the as £B landlords ...

... that, the total number of officials to be em. The House went into Committee of Supply, oven in the respective pane of t h e United land on the vote of £9,254,755 to complete the and the Ca , o f 1 1 4 4 ea leetea at provision for national education, the ...

... charge, and if he did, what steps were to be taken to seta. blish it. Lord J. RUSSELL, premising diet it world haws been but civil if Mr. Rorbeek bed gives him some noithe of his intention to bring this met's, before the house, mold he had not rend the letters ...

... the welfare of ex•service men, have been appointed in alf the leading towns throughout Ireland. It is computed that in the United Kingdom 400,000 men of the officer type will need suitable employment, and these men selected from amongst their their fellows ...

... spite frost risk. Then on to the holdings of Land Settlement Association. Newent. This Association was originally formed to resettle ex-servicemen of the 1914-18 war, displaced miners. etc. each holding is from 3-7 acres apprcadmately, and cropped very ...