... was restarted again' for the Civil Service a generous proportion of the places would be reserved for ex- Servicemen and women. An Act had been passed within the last few weeks whereby steps would be taken for the resettlement of ex-Servicemen and women ...

... provide financial assistance for ex-service men who desire to resume suitable education and training with view to their resettlement in civil life, but who cannot otherwise afford to meet the expenses involved. The scheme sanctioned applies equally to officers ...

... munition workers ire gradually being resettled into civil occupations, TmlreThan of the women to whom wIS had been issued were not drawing the lirxnr.fif December 20th last. Thoie slight upward tendency in the resettlement of woumm and considerable increase ...

... Agriculture is Ulster's Premier industry. Durin g the war period Ulster farmers have secured the inestimable advantage of United Kingdom prices for practically all their chief products. It is the policy of the Government to do everything in its power ...

... last the work which had been for merly carried out by the department, to assist otlneiN and men similar education in resettlement in civil life, had been^handed over for purposes admmist ratm«i the Officers' Branch of the British Ijegion. Referring the pi ...

... answer to the Fine Gael charges as to the cause the civil war in the South in Iftft!, offered to have Historical Commission Inquiry set up to investigate the events of that time. Mr. Cosgrave, the United Ireland party leader, has declined, and now the Fianna ...

... gone a long way to foster good relations between the United States Forces and the people of Northern Ireland. Mr. Witherow is a native of Feeny, County Londonderry, and has been a lawyer in the United States for over forty years. In his letter he says:— ...

... which make all tenures insecure and take land where they will in order to resettle it upon landless men who have neither the capital nor the skill for husbandry. This resettlement was possibly designed to placate the hungry patriots of the 1.R.A., which ...

... of the most gallant and one of the most capable men who ever stood for cause of the Union of Ireland with the rest of the United Kingdom. (Applause.) A more truehearted, single-minded gentleman than the late Colonel Saunderson never lived, and no one ...

... House Commons bv the President of the of Trade. It was stated that the new unit to be used for the measurement of gas supply called Therm,” representing 100 000 British thermal units •• it is called for the sake of Verity, being the amount of heat required ...

... importance of the resettlement of ex-regulars in civil life if, under our voluntary system, the establishments of the three services are to maintained. Members of the council for the ensuing year were elected and included among the civil representatives ...

... about half such as the Civil Liabilities Departannit, the mea had called Ce Mims! who appeared for th e de- I reported near Macroom ante— A Red Cross seethe rate of interest which the Corporation . Overuse Resettlement, United Service Fund, fele reply ...