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... the meoting invite tba city and county to co . opora . te in carrying out the War Office schema by rnisiag as many voluntary aid detachments as may bo found desirable . Tho Rev . Dr Robortson , Methven , seconded . ' Mr H . S . Pulla-r moved that a General ...
... equipment . In order to obtain uniformity in tho rtandiird of efficiency there will be annual or other inspections of voluntary aid detachments . ' HYDBOGBAPHEB ~ OF THE NAVY . Tho Firat Lord of the Admiralty has appointed Captain Herbert E . Puroy Oust , B ...
... should bo applied , in aid of ftny religious body or sectarian institution . Even where such a regulation is not legalised , it is observed in practice , and the general feeling is that tho State should keep itself severely detached from all' religious pilrties ...
... with all other authorities dealing with voluntary aid , unemployed insurance , ana labour exchanges . A differentiation should be made between oases , first applications beingr dealt with by the voluntary aid committee , and chronic oases by the local ...
... which _ found itself , ' i n the majority in a particular loca . lit . y . Wiih' regard to the position of voluntary schools , eo far as aid from teeg _ wa 6 concerned , he : reniin ...
... Mficlcod , and representath-ea of various Highland and Clan Societies . The Duke of Argyll telegraphed — Regret abienoe . Voluntary armies must have historical regimental traditions fostered to encourage recruiting . Therefore it is right to ken Highland ...
... some practical experience of how matters stood . They had been told that ( lie Voluntary schools had been under no oonirol . Anybody who lind been a manager of a Voluntary school ^ vould daspol , who held llio power of the purse , and , unless ho was ...
... -with the vinegar of criticism . A speech , impressive by reason of its moderation , its eamestness , and its combination of detachment of outlook with intimate knowledge -, of the facts , was made by . Mr Butcher . -He warned the Government that the nine ...
... . there ; or . T . s . Aytoil . S . S . C .. 50 Fiederscli Bt ySVERLETTH PLACE .-To Ic Exposed for -B- SAIiE bv Pnblili Voluntary Boup , within Dowell ' s Rooms , 'ib . IS Ceorga Street , E . linbnreh . on Wednesday the 9 th d » y of March pioi ., at ...
... Army -upon . the victories-it achieved on the battlefields of Manchuria .: ' The cost of the celebration was defrayed by voluntary contributions . Never-before has guch a large army marched thrpugh . tho atreeta ' of the capital in one day . . : , • JAPANESE ...
... columns , and a . portion were sent to head off the Boers » nd force thern back to Pylkop , wbioh was meanwhile liold by ft detachment , of Kitchener ' s Fighting 8 oouta . AH tile • n-a . &er supplies aad tns available sources of fcod were still strongly ...
... parishes . He considered if this money grant could be obtained ilftro would be a possibility of taking advantage of the voluntary clauses of tlie Rill , go that tho work at present being done by tin Congested DistncU • Board could be extended . A comparison ...