... keep open tho situations which these men previously many must wait till vacaneies again occur before they can re-settle themselves in civil employment Alany also will have been permanently weakened the hardships endured and unable to earn their former ...

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... undertaken of ©ending to the Front thirb* thousand fresh troops to relieve Women and Volunteers whom w»i© desirable to restore to civil life. In all seventeen thousand Yeomen were sent out. Three or four hundred of these men were afterwards sent back be ug unfit ...

... the year £73,1117.010 went to defray war charges in South Africa. The military charges of the year were £63,230,300, and the civil charges £6,1300,000, a total of 09,839,000, towards which there had been provided out of revenue £17,306,000, which included ...

... gratitude. Our service to-day not be such we might well have engaged in, had we been living in the time Queen Elisabeth, when the civil and religious liberties England were jeopardy, and were threatened by the tyranny of Spain and of Rome, and when by the d ...

... party were merely returned for the purposes completing war aud dealing re-settlement of South Africa are not stopping to consider the logical out-como of such theory The re-settlement is necessarily process which must take considerable time and it to be ...