... of sending to the front thirty thousand fresh troops to relieve yeomen and volunteers whom it was desirable to rastore to civil life. lln all seventeen thousand yeomen were sent out. Three or four hundred of these men were afterwards sent back as being ...

... schemes of development were being devised, and preparation was being made for the resettlement of the land and the resumption of agricultural operations. SOLITARY AND CIVIL GOVBRNMSNT. would be almost impertinent in me—(the speaker continued) —to praise ...

... make satisfactory IMPORTANT MEETING OF M TAT, MEN The forty-fowth annual meeting of the tion of Chambers of Comanerce of the United Kingdom opened to-day at the Whitehall Rooms, London, Sir William Holland, M_P., the absence of Lord Avebury, who is ae his ...

... following the and passing Act Board shall pay in every Corporation amount an to agreed T'nnAviiAn upon the failing the Institution Civil Engineers be difference incurred by the Hull Corporation that dredging otherwise maintaining the less the the received vessels ...

... these wonderful records could not be disputed. ~ The monuments and stones in this land had arisen, and were cryil;! out. Their united voice confirmed the Bible at every turn. Their voice could not be ignored. Palestine had once been occupied by seven mighty ...

... settled over th @ issues of national recruiting policy, we must not assume that those noxious mists will show no tendency to re-settle in the sphere which they fermerly ob- ere are two influences, diverse in origin, which tend to concentrate and thicken gloomy ...

... now issued 1o the public to make good this deficit. Nurses of all sorts have made use of the Club; those from military and civil hospitals, private and district nurses, as well as probationers in conrse of Lrnmin% They have come from both far and near; ...

... re the Ministry of Labour for the resettlement be said for them, that in the first half, wil signed,” he repeated in conelusion. @ powerful east wind behind them—a wit The of discharged sailors and soldiers in civil life. that was as keen aa any experienced ...

... on with the Admiralty and the War Office with a view to intervenes between wat ensuring that no delay eervice and resettlement in civil life. lt is proposed in connection with these arrange- ments to form, at an early date, a representing professional ...

... on with the Admiralty and the War Office with a view to ensuring that no delay intervenes between war service and resettlement in civil life. Tt is proposed in connection with these arrangements to form at an early date a Committee representing professional ...

... to publish the first, as ‘‘ an apology had been received for the le INNS OF COURT REGIMENTAL SATION. pod the life resettlement of in civil attention. demands ima. The with the matter, nt has taken prompt steps to deal but it is so vast a lem that the ene: ...

... paper will be posted to his unit. The Army Coun¢il instructions provide that ballot papers to men who are absent, but are due to rejoin their units within eleven days of the day of nomination (Dec. 4}, will be retained by the unit to be filled up by the eoldier ...