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... throughout splendid KIPLING AND MILNER THE RESETTLEMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA Mr Kipling the following letter to Mr Alfred Baldwin MP on subject of of South Africa: September 4 ' It is in talk of African resettlement the more slim of Cape Dutch will try to filch ...
... country. What ie the use of the Fabian Society or any else blinking at this fact. Omani Roams is the most popular man in the United Kingdom, jolts as the Duke of Wstoworow was the popular men more than eighty years ego. The South African war will become ...
... Privy Council were dissolved ipso facto. Civil proceedings in the Law Courts terminated. The King's peace, on which criminal jurisdiction so largely rests, came to as end, end had to be proclaimed over again. All civil and military offices under the Crown ...
... superseded by a civil administration. The institution of a burgher police is being worked by General Ridley with gnat success. - BRUCE HAMILTON'S MARCH. General Bruce Hamilton's force left Alkyd North on Sunday and camped . at Resettle's!, where they waited ...
... paper issued Tuesday gives details of the civil service revenue for £7013910 principally up by six and millions re- quired for the current financial year and in aid for the and Colony Of this million and is civil administration in the Transvaal and half ...
... importsat ideation sod the ecelideswe of oar kiss• swan the seen wee bee ambled the British Empire to find itself ; it bas united the British race throughout the world, and it has shown to all whom it may concern that if ever again we have, as we have ...
... public tecoinittor for the town district. In 1879 he wen app inked by the Cuesionder.in. chief or the British Forces local civil medical rummer for the Army end Militia rectum, and Naiad • ha is burgeon to the Lady Charlotte Lodge W Oddlrllu.q acid holds ...
... circumstances strong objection can be reasonably and justly pressed The third chief objection which been taken to the Bill is of a civil rather than religious character It is objected that popular control over Voluntary Schools under the Bill not real control ...
... had to withdraw it because of the opposition of the Liberals. What was done in 1874 could be done this year if they were united. The promoters chained that this would stifle animosity, but he did not agree with that. Referring to the representation under ...
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... protective policy U. mar.* of the United States vets and so greatly (bat it became fort:oldenle rival to of England. The foreign *hipping trade of the United not protected, arid decline doe to the statedonmcot Protectloa. S. resettle shipping. the of Great Britain ...
... sides will hope realised GARMANT Tinplate Company The Amman Tinplate Company Ltd with capital of £10t)o0 in shares in the United elsewhere business tin terne blaokplate founders iSrc The subscribers J J Mitchell 8 Quay-parade Swansea Griffiths 124 Neath ...