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... charge of the forces in South Africa, and rumour is very busy with the disposal of honours in respect of the war, and the re-settlement of the personnel of the Army generally. Sir Redvers Buller has experienced newspaper ennobling, and has had a baronial ...
... sera areas, at any rate, in which effective protection can be given, to make a beginning also, if only in a few places, of civil government. On the other side, a now plan of campaign is necessary in the military field. On this point, our contemporary's ...
... Services, £ll9 ; Navy, £31,255.000; Civil Services, £.448.010; Customs and Inland THE BUDGET DI BRIEF. Estimated expenditure: Consolidated Fund charges £29,450.000 Army Estimates 8'9.065.000 Navy Estimates 31,255.000 Civil Service Estimates 26,442,000 ...
... two Colonies stand. Sir David Barbour's report on their financial condition, and a few estimates of the number of Boers re-settled on the land, are, however, the only statistics that have yet been issued. The Boer Generals speak of 20 000 women and children ...
... Sharpe, M. C. Roberts, J. Taylor, W. Watson. A. Glass and others. carry oat their policy, they es mallael a met eel mean civil allege el the Crows. 11, them than undo' mils* booms they thought they would vier she Mbar than denominational interest ...
... 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 omits us about 110 million pounds annually. The fear of war creates not only in the Balkan ...
... business army an up pointinente department of the Ministry of Labour has recently been formed to cope will the re-settlement in civil life of wounded and in valided officers and to arrange courses of commercial training for them at universities and ...
... the Armistice to date on seemliest of pastwar re-settlement, mainly of ex-Service was. of about nicety-eight million pounds. This snot is divided between out-of-work dosstions, grants for re-settlement in civil Lib and training of demobilised sinkers, new ...
... Arranged by the Reading Major Brockett. of the Civil League of Young Liberals, a Resettlement Unit at Newbury, meeting In the Palmer Hall on described the work done by the Friday evening, October 12, la to unit for repatriated prisoners of be addreesed by ...
... Our aim for • boy who has ,begun to learn • certain trade 'in civil life is that he should continue to learn that trade, said the Field Marshal. And we want in the Army • good resettlement scheme. That is very The C.I.G.S. inspecting o ne otthe companiee_on ...
... (Essex) asked his daughter with proceedings Mr that no threats was very 'I’d spoken to her father live Constable Kent gave Unit empty headscarf were the Later knife was the same spot Summing-Up 'tg-up Coroner hearing the stated that his periodically ...