... Airmen’s Help Society; £l,OOO each to the Airborne Forces Security Fund and Welfare wc-k in Burma; £750 to Lilford Hall Civil Resettlement Unit; £5OO each to the British Legion and Northants and Hunts Welfare Amenities for 12 R.A. batteries: and £250 to King ...

... agreed to write to the Ministry supuarting Mr. Holmes’s application. After hearino- a talk by Major W. Holden, of the Civil Re.settlement Unit at Lilford Hall, members enthusiastically agreed to do all they could to help ex-prisonersof-war to settle in civilian ...

... a theoretical state of anarchy followed till his successor had proclaimed peace. n the same way all civil actions ipso facto abated. All offices, civil and military, were vaca The judges had to await their re- appointment, and Parliament was ipso facto ...

... been unfulfilled, and the United States Government is now determined to have settlement. The Sultan has been so long accustomed to promise without performance to the European Governments that he can scarcely realise that the United States is determined on ...

... and leader, Sir Henry Campbell-Banthe nerman laid down the principles settlement, upon which Liberals can unite in influencing the re-settlement of South Africa after the war. Speaking at Oxford on Saturday, Sir Henry said the Liberal policy was to make ...

... marvellous steel works and to unite them with other undertakings such as the Federal Steel, National Tube, and American Steel and Wire Companies. The new concern, which will have all the steel manufacture of the United States its hand* has capital of ...

... colonies show a deficit of .£6,500,000 made up as follows:—Civil administration of the Transvaal, £1,500,000; South African Constabulary, .£2,500,000; Railways £2,000,000; relief and re-settlement, £500,000. Unlike the case of the Soudan, where have Egypt ...

... prosecution the war is the important problem of the re-settlement of South Africa. Lord Kimberley, his excellent address to the Eighty Club, for instance, hoped that in the problem the Liberal party would unite. Mr. Augustine Birreli, Q.C., a speech Manchester ...

... the terms of the surrender. All they did was to make inquiries and Representations on certain subjects connected with the resettlement of South Africa. It seems that General Botha was disappointed that the rebels not amnested at the Coronation, but it was ...

... side in the future unless a liberal amnesty was given. (Hear, hear.) Wisdom of the Past, This war almost more of a civil war than the Civil War of America, and he could not help referring to the noble words used President Lincoln that time, when he said ...

... poverty and patr»° ' ism of the people in a cause that will tend *« crush the growing friendship of Great Britain *n* the United States. This comprehensive vote? censure was carried with only a handful of. sentients, and if it is to be taken as the verdict ...

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