... women engaged in the indispensable manufactures. But the return to civil life of one or two millions ef men wnl produce a terrible strain and much confusion. Such a vast resettlement of industry has never happened in modern history, and no one can predict ...

... enough that there should «cc-sation hostilities and a restoration order; there roust be a resettlement. There who desired (•uiefentative government without resettlement j.-uored the fact that, although the Boers conquered tho fi«i)S*aal, their conquest not ...

... but I will only deal with one two. »o far pivc full civil right* all Boers who took and si'lied definite and drastic oath of allcgiaacu (cheer*'. I believe the sooner you put them in pu-ition of civil responsibility, of •‘“nourablc lojal.y yourselves, ...

... full, but General Febmch reports that 180 more are to come in. The South African Constabulary have been handed over to the civil authorities, Lord Kitchener considers there is no necessity for any further Military operations. From Colombo it announced ...

... in Canada, Federation regards the provisiotial period before the foil machinery autonomous Colony can set in operation. RE-SETTLEMENT AND AMNESTY. I have urged myself-I am obliged to say because I see such constant misrepresentations the views both myself ...

... As llio rancliiuery f-cttled civil Government into jday, the magnitude tlic task which still confronts Viscount Milner in evolving order and creating unity of sentiment is more and more obvious. The process of resettlement is necessarily matter of making ...

... with the leading Engineering and tScicutitic Institutions of the country. Mr. J. C- Hawbshaw (President the Institution of Civil Engineers) was in the Chair, and the Vice Chairs were occupied Mr. W. H. Maw, Mr. J. Swinburne, and Mr. E. Windsor Richards ...

... Blue-book has been issued, nm- Miry the seCTKieoU sad cMuslties »*dch wtn i» tie Board of Trade having pantile raU.aja in the United Kinrioni tba AemdenU tatoj-h rolling-stock, permanent way. te., cauaad dealt of persona and injury to 251 persona. Of Itaaa ...

... Foreign Legations, have returned to Pekin with the Imperial Court The Civil Governor the Capital Baa delivered to Mr. Conger verbal message from the Empress Dowager thanking the United States for the excellent manner in which the American troops bad preserved ...

... Surrender to enable the Boers to restock their farms and repair damages, and the additional half-million for repatriation and resettlement. Then there was a million handed over to the Colonial Railways provide new rolling-stock, and another million to repay ...

... two industrial ashoeb for young children, subject to the consent flf the Hon Skcbetaby being obtained, (he extension of the United Electric Tramwars from through to Hampton Court Palace was opened yesterday. * v , % a it y.t TO CORRESPONDENTS. We give notice ...

... was arranged to change this, and decided to sweep away altogether the Military Commissioners, ami to unite the whole business in the bauds of the Civil Commissioners. made calculation, which shower! that the Military authorities might be said to still ...