... entered into: for persistently urging the necessity of moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, limier which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners mid also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge of the ...

... entered into; for persistently urging the necessity of moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, under which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners; and also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge the two ...

... solemnly entered into: for persistently urging the necessity moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, under which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners ; and also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge of the ...

... on an International oceanic canal, which will be, I believe, great advantage to the commerce of world it will that of the United States of America. (Hear, hear). THE LEGACY OP THE TRANSVAAL. I might have included in my list tho question of the Transvaal ...

... of the country. ATTACK ON MILNER. The right hon. gentleman had very small audience when wa; complaining of Lord Milner. a Civil servant, taking share in political controversies the Cape; the benches were more than half-empty. He said that a* High Commissioner ...

... we estimate that. they could earn on an average about £lOO per year many officers could earn much more than this amount in civil life we find that preparation for war costs us about 150 million pounds annually. The fear of war creates not only in dui Balkan ...

... capable civil servant. (Cheers.) A Nationalist Member —Why didn't you keep him? Mr Asquitb (m conclusion) ?aid the announcement he had made was the answer to Mr Dillon's motion. They could not leave the civil administration of Ireland without a civil head ...

... first shall be a Stars and Stripes Day to celebrate the entry of the United States as sin Ally in the war. The importance of the event makes it desirable that the incoming of the United States shall be signalised in a national and impressive manner, and ...

... ted a Civil Department of 0 and Resettlement, with Sir kent Controller-General. rnent will deal with the re- • an c resettlement of the navy, „' '°rce and civil war workers. 18011 er> t has been Director of of f . Labour Supply in the W 'H iqil ...

... period of demobilisation and resettlement:— Demobilisation. The responsibility for the details demobilisation within the service rests with the Services themselves. The new Civil Department Demobilisation and Resettlement has \ two-fold responsibility ...

... Record Office, Blandford. (B) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with Paragraph 6.' They must return to their units to be demobilised they can be spared. 11. —It is not necessary for offers of ...

... ranks to the Record Office. Blandford Army officers and other ranks leave from units in tne United Kingdom will act iji accordance with Paragraph 6. They must return to their units demobilised if they can be spared. 11. not necessary for offers employir.e ...