... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

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... the first qesstions that the new - mat will have to deal with will be the resettlement of the Civil U. From the time of George M. the charges that had to be defrayed out of the Civil List have bee. stesdily died*. OW. William IV. wee relieved of all strictly ...

... questions that the new Parliament will have to deal with will be the resettlement of the Civil List. From the time of George 111. the charges that had to be defrayed out of t Civil List have been steadily diminished. illiam TV. was relieved of all strictly ...

... themselves, and join in building up a prosperous and United South Africa, the Government will not withold its assistance. Whether it might be expedient to - crease the money grant for re-settling the Boers is a point open to discussion. If it were thought ...

... themselves, and join in building up a prosperous and United South Africa, the Government will not withhold its assistance. Whether it might be expedient to increase the money grant for re-settling the Boers is a point open to discussion. If it were thought ...

... grant of free institutions. The Lobby representative the journal B*ys: —lt now some weeks since Mr. Chamberlain decided to resettle the Boers on their kind, and grant them loan for restocking and other agricultural porpoees. Why has the of this decision ...