... entered into: for persistently urging the necessity of moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, limier which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners mid also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge of the ...

... postponed. Last night there wee no return of the frost, and the thermometer h still high. United Irish League. Bathgete Branch A meeting of the Bathgate branch of the United Irish League was held in the R.C. School last Sunday, vice-president O'Connor, occupying ...

... change from wooden mailing ships to iron steam resettle was not accomplished. The Americans having abundance of wood and being excellent shipbuilders were gaining possession, and perhaps but for their civil war might have held it longer. Great Britian though ...

... we estimate that. they could earn on an average about £lOO per year many officers could earn much more than this amount in civil life we find that preparation for war costs us about 150 million pounds annually. The fear of war creates not only in dui Balkan ...

... referred above sweeps aside the Cobdenite aspirations that. appeared to have gained ground in certain Utopian quarters in the United States by reason of the President's references to equal trade, in his famous Fourteen Points. The repast reveals nutho ...

... res et which can play so important apart dam. — The Literary Digest. Forfar, and if the peole want to spoil their in resettlement. In fact, organisation of as GLACIAL AOES. stomachs, let them do so. This expression Industry is a fiecessary preliminary ...

... Labour Ilea appointed a Sub-Committee for Scotland of the Nuree' Resettlement and Demobilisation Committee , London. Thia Committee will deal with the resettlement of Scottish nurses in civil life. with reference to those who desire to find after-war employment ...

... Training Branch of the Ministry of Labour, was present at recent meeting of the Scottish Divisional Council for Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement, and explained in great detail the provisions of the new schemes for the training of women which have been ...

... Exchanges and committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this difficult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfully dealt with. To the credit of employers it may be wild that very few of them refuse to recognise ...

... wha has returned to civil life, write to The Nurses Demobilisation and Resettle- mens Committee, 16 Curzon Eit., fair, W. 1., or the ease of Soothusd, 112 George St. VlA:ugh. ALL the necessary Government organisation for resettlement of workers of both ...

... gigantic demobilisation of which I wrote last week—needs one thing to make it not have been in vain. The process of civil resettlement must have a fair field. The failure of the parties to the most serious of the present industrial disputes left the position ...

... with the resettlement of those who have fought. Well over 10,000 disabled sailors and soldiers are now under training in various workshops, learning jobs that will tit them, in spite of physical handicaps, to take their proper place in civil life. There ...