... Established Church and the United FreoChu'' i a non-Established Church. Even if the Church of Scotland were non-Established difficulties would still havo met. not proposed part of the Church land that such matters, oven they may affect civil rights, should be ...

... hillin^ Crl lon This, from an isolated sibilities of the Highlands and Ant tin thnoweTs of planting or immediately after. | RAF. unit, is but one of Islands. sultAu/in the early stages the Raspberries are not a deep still sSt many tributes received bv the The ...

... abroad. It was something the country did not realise. BRITISH GOODS. United National Effort Needed. He made most sincere appeal to the whole British peoplo to realise that only by united national effort, in buying more British goods, could they put the trade ...

... capable civil servant. (Cheers.) Nationalist Member—Why don't you keep him? Mr Asquith. conclusion, said the announcement he had made was the answer to Mr Dillon's motion. They could not leave the civil administration Ireland without a civil head and ...

... construction an inter-oceanic which will be, I believe, great ait advantage to the commerce of the world will be that of the United State* of America, (Hear, hear.) T have included my the question of the Transvaal, for it i* absurd not recognise face the ...

... and men similar educational qualification was initiated in I>eoember, 1918, under the Director- General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement, with the object of restoring supply of higher general, and business attainments. Towards the expenses of ...

... owing being unable to jecure arrangement with the United States Government for parcels poet yew, His Majesty's Government made* arrangement* with au express company for forwarding post parcels. The United States since expressed a reopen negotiations. NATIVE ...

... became Lieutenant-Governor of 'the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh. In more recent years Lord Meston had rendered great services not merely India, but to the Empire at/large, in connection with the re-settlement Indian affairs, services great and ...

... to' a British Parliament j in the twentieth century endeavouring resettle | South Africa carrying for months, possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize, meant stir the dying ember? civil strife and undo all the good done the past? I do not believe policy ...

... Transvaal, decided make a new arrangement. decided to sweep away altogether the Military Commission and unite the whole business the hands of Civil Commission. made a calculation which appeared to show that, in addition what has already been paid out by ...

... Southern at a Western Central Argentine 91i t and n^ ral 35J. Leopoldinas were again 6 * ,n «d to 50i. United of Havanas 714 - r,a,S Ver >' Resettled. ». r Khfv', , Wore a very ux>settled ma/rkot 9r , e day. British Celanese. how- .I,' 8tl a law unto ...

... review the post. The financial year which closed March in many ways a remarkable one tried by all the ordinary The trade of the United Kingdom, both home and over tho seas, has rarely been more active and more flourishing. (Cheers.) Nor was this prosperity ...