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... have been in the hands of the military, will handed over to the civil administration aa soon as possible, everything being in readiness for the transfer. There is, however, lack of civil operators, and this may involve some delay in carrying out the change ...
... the United States authorities . • During 1301- there were 583 rejected immiKrants who were returned to this country , including 180 of British nationality . From this it appears that only about five per cent . of the aliens rejected by the United States ...
... all over the lump to the Civil Administration, allowing the latter to cell or distribute them as might be found necessary. By the present system not only are the military authorities competing with local tradesmen, but tbe Civil Administration is hampered ...
... prohibitrvo for both the civil administration and the Boers and farmers in , the outlying districts . Unless disaster is to be avoided the whole of the transport animals , oxen , mulos , and horses , should bo handcri in the mass to the civil administration , ...
... therefore , suggest that the Government should accept the iLniendmenr , and in-^ ert a . proviso enabling the email boroughs to unite to ask for the joint scheme . - • Sir P . PCWELL ( Wean ) hoped the Government would take steps to brings about the combination ...
... uppose _ that . there was'eome incompatibility between a . Civil . List pension find a Civil Service . one ., That was not EO . ; • Mr Gladstone garo Mr . Matthew Arnold a . pcnsion . on the Civil List while hew ( ig : in fijill employment and not o ^ pension ...
... during their term of office . It is true , no doubt , that the last General Election was fought mainly on the war and the resettlement of South Africa , but it is difficult to believo that a man of Sir Edward Grey ' s political sagacity and sound judgment ...
... with the evil of ignoring minorities , and among' the subjects of other a ^ id able articles aro a Colonial study of London civil . isation , women and politics , M Clemenccau as a writer and philosopher , and the Greek Anthology ( by Mr Herbert Paul , ...
... exemptions and abatements to persons resident in the United Kingdom . The income of & person resident abroad only ccines within the scope of the Income-tax in so far as it is derived from sources within tha United Kingdom , whatever may bo his total annual income ...
... the fanning industry is expected to unite against the measure . The object of the Ordinance is to provide for the removal of large aumbBFa of natives now settled on lands o ^ ncd by . Europeans , and their re-settlement , in 'certain contingencies elsewhere ...
... informed Mr BorroiltEy that ' the dut y . received upon playing- cards imported into the United Kingdom , 1809-10 , was £ 9009 . and upon cards made in the United Kingdom £ 29 , 928 . ' LOAlS 'S ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS . OOXCESSIOIS 7 TO SCOTLAND . Mr ETIGEXE ...
... REPLY OF UNITED FREE CHURCH COMMnTEE ^ Tct following letter and memorandum have been sent by ihe Committee of the Church of Scotland appointed to confer with the' United Free Church on the subject of union to the Union Committee of tl » United Free Church ...