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... , it amulet less make peace without reference to the people. (Hear, hoard A well roused Dem , cracy, at the close of some civil war, is more unreasoning than is a reflect. ins, responsible Government; and in this case the will have its band. full of an ...
... complain of is that the dissolution has been rushed without opportunity being given for the carrying through of the re-settlement by a united nation. The Government has preferred to preface pease in South Africa by an appeal to party passion, while the reflected ...
... closely the effect of American competition in Europe with Welsh coal, informs me that the official returns just to hand from the United States giving the figures for last year entirely bear out his contention of what he calls the “blatant bogey” of foreign ...
... telegraphs, which up to now be handed over to the civil administration have been in the hands of the military, will as soon as possi being in readiness for the transfer. There is, how: ever, a lack of civil operators, and this may the change. involve eome ...
... —4Shamts)and to rive by way of concession two out of six managers on au election supposed to be ismulat—llanaliters It further resettled the appointment teachers to ,h e Anglican communion—(Shameri__ oo d it requited the managers to be in a i j ot i ty ...
... 1621, whe a mber of the family engaged in the basi- s in London. Deceased was a member of local Militia during the America Civil r. He was one of the twelve founders of St. Joseph Institate in 189, the first lic library im that place. te Morgan, Builth ...
... I:MADHOUSE ROLL OF HONOUR. Sunday evening a united memorial ser%ice was held in the l'arish Church by the Fanldlionse Parish and United Free Churches to honour memory of the men of the district who hove ;riven their lives in the great ramie. 'fh , re ...
... plans for peace circumstances had made fair progress. It was to the local adviaory committees that they for the tweedy resettlement of our ,qilendid soldiers in oivilian life. The Ministry wee already etartiug to put slme plans into operation. The machinery ...
... how they could well-and whether well or ill would in any The Mnrphies pleaded guilty. claim • prior right to opine home to civil case have been proud that those who P.C. Taylor sa id th a t on November these things and if we want life before the soldiers ...
... have erred. The future of demobilé fighting services and the ...
... they carried such and such an at tick. Mrs E. S. Fairbrass (3, F,.untnin Stre.l. Whitsitabl ), •ho h erittan erey p.r. of the United Ki•.gd•.ue in von! iri a *lnns her ng rec•.rer7. Gives 17 Years' Proof Wr ti g uo lab April, 1919, Mrs Tr rttr en yews ago ...
... done, and w i t h wi i i , c h g rower is nit f am ili ft , that the problem presented by the resettle I at tri ed a em ail wey; went of ex-service men in civil life, not if it proves better than ordure it mee be yet comPletmY solved, is on the toed to ...