Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... all over the lump to the Civil Administration, allowing the latter to cell or distribute them as might be found necessary. By the present system not only are the military authorities competing with local tradesmen, but tbe Civil Administration is hampered ...
... t Alloptioss of Resettle& bat alit . Wad *is edam* t bet dal _l. mode sad badasebba ta i -et the stead is misted wit lb saw Yea. Wok paid base 'Ube es did Mapes. die wiser des aft Is 114 if sesidini Amid is of s god FIRST PAWPI °mos, IL •••• 110011.010 ...
... RESETTLEMENT OF JEWS ENGLAND. CELEBRATION IN LONDON. SPEECH BY BRYCE. Under the auspices of t.he Jewish Historieel Society England dinner celebration of the 250 th anniversary of the Whitehall Conference 18th, 1655) and the resettlement the .Tews England ...
... prohibitrvo for both the civil administration and the Boers and farmers in , the outlying districts . Unless disaster is to be avoided the whole of the transport animals , oxen , mulos , and horses , should bo handcri in the mass to the civil administration , ...
... since been and persons falling under Article the terms burrendcr. Members the civil service, the navy, and of military police force are also permit* will granted to burghers units* they take the oath allegiance make equivalent declaration. The Lieutenant ...
... FINANCE.—THE CIVIL LIST. The Budget showed an estimated expenditure of one hundred and eighty-three millions, including sixty-eight millions for the war. The (receipts were estimated at one hundred and thirty millions, leaving deficit of fifty-three millions ...
... been the desire of the British Postoffice to conclude parcels post United States we were to their to any such proposal Wo arrangements express company establishment of countries United States recently to resume negotiations on the his were in upon matter ...
... THIANCI. CIVIL LIRT. The King's ascent to any Ball was given to an Appropriation Bill, on %Larch 29th. A Saturday iotting had been neceesary to pass the Bill before the cud of the financial year. The new arrangements for the Civil List, as recommended ...
... the safety, supremacy, and success of our rule in South Africa. THE ROYAL UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTION. MILITARY PRIZE ESSAYS. The annual meeting of the members of the Royal United Service Institution was held on March 4., in the theatre of the building ...
... been, Is Mr shit lawn tokens nanny, sod unit it wan a gum Si liberty int Ins many all should he stone—ben was word tor order to , sada. • single (applause.) A emit base prop of that hind(bear, Iseir)—list w penise now we; An the Ina el tin sentry were ...
... solipsistl the Arabs early in the eighth century. let let Sherif of Tartlet united the whole escrotr ier is, government and fended the peas: at may, the Pollan bees • despotic civil sad s nil ruler. hie mohority is religions. iriti being limited, se is other ...
... DISPUTE against arbitration : source in I Ljjag Britain the United fZpiing the The stumbling-block informant can consent Great Britain other hand consider of that move all to which jt Anglo-German rapture is convince Great Mr Balfour of ij into line spite ...