... regime, with which we may hope to find ourselves- in the fullest sympathy. What is, perhaps, of most consequence, in the resettlement of Europe after the war the Allies may now expect to be free from a great deal of distasteful restraint which the prejudices ...

... regiment were present as members of the Cornflower Club the Old Comrades Association of the - unit formed last September. Seven Years Ago Welcoming back to civil life all new memoers recently demobilised, Lt.-Col. E. Boggis, chairman of the club, stated ...

... Head of the Civil Service o ol Full comment *on the Lords’ debate on the headship ‘}l.l~;l’s Civil Service must be reserved until next week. 'l'?R,.\-H'V attitude to the system, under which the head of the 1r:1 It is also head of the Civil Service, has ...

... of a Baron of the United Kingdom on Sir Charles Hardinge, Governor-General Designate of India. He will probably take the title' of Lord Penehurst. I The List. , The report of the Select. Committee of the i ;House of Commons on the Civil List was issued ...

... deal w:th one or two. I would so far as to g»ve full civil rights ail Boors who took and signed definite and drastic-catl* allegiance. (Cheer-. I believe that the sooner you put them in a position of civil responsibility. of honourable loyalty yourselves ...

... THROUGH WAR By the Political Correspondent 'THE repatriation of wounded prisoners from Germany bas speeded up plans for the resettlement of as disabled. War Cabinet policy has been decided. Before Christmas a Bill will be Introduced by Mr. Becht _ _ _ Making ...

... NOTES ON DEMOBILISATION. STRIKE SEQUELS. The hindrance to the resettlement of the eountry which I ventured to suggest might result from strikes on a large scale, following on the disturbance of industry ceased by demobilisation, is, unfortunately. de ...

... of Lord Inchcape, a resolution was passed pledging the great trading community to make every effort for the resettlement of ex-officers in civil life. OVER THERE ITEMS. The Prince of Wales had a great reception at Halifax yesterday.—Reuter. Britain ...

... CURZON'S SPEECH. EVIDENCE ON THE CIVIL LIABILITIES DEPARTMENT. The Select Committee of the House of Commons on Pensions met again to-day, Sir Henr y Harris presiding. Evidence was given with respect to the administration of the Civil Liabilities Department. The ...

... soon to become a special chest hospital with accommodation of between six hundred and seven hundred beds. A thoracic surgical unit, to deal with all types of thoracic surgery. will be a feature of the amenities provided. The proposed change results from ...

... Debate on Poverty ni err a mi l ia l . Speech by W. S. Oar London Letter 65 C aine. 111. P. (Special Retort) 66 of the United States is dragged in. The argument is: America has an excess of exports; America is prosperous; therefore an excess of exports ...

... Coun. ‘Campbell; and questions on de‘mobilisation or the prospects of finding a job in civilian life to Mrs. Read, of the Resettlement Bureau, ‘A number of men serving abroad asked for flowers tg be delivered to their wives on wedding and birthday anniversaries ...