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... categories amounting roughly to about 200,000 I men, of whom three-quarters have been sent from ...
... prosecution the war is the important problem of the re-settlement of South Africa. Lord Kimberley, his excellent address to the Eighty Club, for instance, hoped that in the problem the Liberal party would unite. Mr. Augustine Birreli, Q.C., a speech Manchester ...
... practicable. pampa the most promising tee the resettlement of the rel. times el the expiring Baer Repo Al ics with the vest Meath &fries whoa Ow WIC is mem It will for mime time be impute. I. restore the ordinary civil mi. of the country. Clod the Irma of hostility ...
... in the State Department in the past, could not be , I volunteered by the United States until it w-as known S that it Would be acceptable to both parties in the war; u the United States might very properly i serve as an intermediary to transmit an appeal ...
... the State Department in the past, 9 could not be volunteered by the United Ia, States until it was known that it would be aho acceptable to both parties in the war. But Fu- the United States might very properly serve IC as an intermediary to transmit an ...
... the country for the Continent, it may be stated, on high authority, that there is no precedent for the Sovereign leaving the United Kingdom during time of war, except to take the field or as the guest of an ally, as was the case when Her Majesty and Prince ...
... SOCIETY GOSSIP. (From Pretb.) There are special reasons why we should all units in paying honour to the Queen at the present moment. What her views may be shout the war in its political aapects we do not know, and have no business to inquire. But we ...
... Canadians Who were` dying for us on the i battlefield. Is it quite unreasionable to hope that on ?? day Boer and Britoil Iwill unite in affection for the annme flag? No i political erraesgemonts f can command such n happy result.: But wise statesmanship -can ...
... County by two goals to 0 Neasden on Wednesday the Queen’s-park Rangers easily won their match with Civil Service by eight goals to three Brighton United were beaten by Brompton Brighton in the Thames and Combination by four goals to none Bristol City Reading ...
... of the circumstances. Now a new critic has appeared in the field in the person of Mr. It CHUNDIM Durr, late of the Bengal Civil Service, who has addressed a memorial on the subject of land settlements and water rates in Madras to Lord CU 7. , )N. He starts ...
... establishment pay amountingto»l2o,ooo, £15,000 being devoted to thepay of the Army Medical service, £50,000 to the pay of civil medical practice, and £40,000 the cost of medicine and instruments. £lOO,OOO 680,000 800,000 210,000 600,000 Vote 3 includes ...