... Constabulary. As soon as the country back to s normal condition the constabulary vote would be a civil vote. Part of this money, too, was taken for relief and resettlement. The Government intended to provide sums of moncy to enable the resumption of ‘their former ...

... is for civil adminiatra* •ion in the Transvaal, two and a half millions for the South African Constabulary, two millions for railways (to make up the loas on working tod to supply new rolling stock), and half million it for relief and resettlement. Three ...

... condition the vote would be civil one Part of this money too taken for relief and resettlement WEDNESDAY Balfour seconded H King and the Kaiser on the death of Frederick Mr Balfour moved a resolution providing that the Civil should be closured classes ...

... begino to realuse the full frusta of that error tbe? Proposals the parochial) basis o! morrow. represent the Devon end Cornwall United ‘ret S ue net or to Liverpnol. neo 1503 ter @ cruise, which incinded abort stay et Ric surgeon had been sent on board. a: ...

... will only deal with two. I would so tar aa give (all civil rights to all Boera who too* and signed definite and oath of allegiance. (CSeera.) I believe that the sooner you them a poeitioo of civil responsibility aad ot honourable loyalty yourselves, ths ...

... a British Parliament—when t * entieth c . entu endeavouring to re-settle Africa—carrying on for months, possibly for years, sort of bloody assize meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done by the past. Ido not believe ...

... the firm down inspect theapparatos When the committee met in the Corn Bxohar.go the flow pipe was hot and the return pipe unite cold- The next morning going there found that both pipes were warm Afterwards the aoparalns work'd very well and lor himself ...

... Parliament—when it is in the twentieth century endeavouring to re-settle South Africa—carrying on for months, possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done the past. Ido not believe ...

... whom it wae to restore to civil life. In atl seventeen thousand Yeomen were sent out. The clove of the year ancther m'litary movement for the relief of reguiarr. T L regiments of horsa aud foot have been seni from the Unite? Kingdom and india, exctanging ...

... concluded of the charze againet Mr. Jobo ine 1 Noanel!, MP. and Denon Johnstove aad Owen McGarry, of the United League. for ha PLYMOUTH UNITED PRAYER WERTING con 3rd unlawfully at Rabeely inmte| tenants not to pay rool. ‘Tho Court convicted all The week ...

... advantage to the rest of be world as to the United States. He might have ncladed the qaestion the Transvaal, for the itruggle between tha Briton and the Boer commenced long before present Government office. UNITED EMPIRE IS OF SUPREME IMPORTANCE. They had ...

... Saturday, the hearing was concluded of the charge Ml=Mr. J. O'Donnell, M.P. and Messrs. Johnstone and Owen McGarry, of the United Irish League, for having, on December 3rd, unlawfully assembled at Rabeeby and incited the tenants not to pay rent. The Court ...