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... w ve the „ event. the President. on his election and' mere whi t ,. the demob-aid he hoped Mr. Nall•y would:ins:ohm and resettlement of moult:lye a very Allllllll Year M ,oilliers the foeferive I , 'ories, the Co. office in the chair. le was S Manager ...

... that the balance of power is not changed to the detriment of the Monarchy. She has still to realise that Europe must be resettled on a more stable basis than that of the balance of power. The article pro- I °reds to declare that more important I than ...

... increased, the fundamental lawes of the land trampled upon, and an arbitrary government endeavoured to bee introduced, the civill rights, properties, and liberties of ye people, in their persons, and estates, broaken in pieces, imposicions, and taxes on ...

... forest means is no greater than husbandry. the late President Coolidge said: No greater burden can be al- that of every other civil.sed country. lowed to rest upon ople. t h an the The Jews alone never owned • forest, misuser for pasture atid and are wanderers ...

... will timeinto a united Ireland, he ought to abandon the idea of oo.ercing toe Nationalist enmities of Ulster to remain out. Out Its that as it may. I shared the hope. and I sham it Oil!, that after this war we will lac made the a of civil war in Ireland ...

... proper subject for discussion and for compromise— for settlement by a; ment A Consti! tution 1 like that of the United hing be reformed and re-settled by fighting it out, or by a referendum. And there are some o' matters which might suitably he included in ...

... Arraieve. meutt for toe'r resettlement. lite rase of„ , iratiiity wan higher than anticipated. and they found now that an additional £026.000 we , . required. A !lint of £85.500 required for the payment of civilians attached to units, owing to tradesmen and ...

... Faris. Count de Saint A.Liny Freotb Ambassador to Lando; bean instructed to in Vile COleaa Harm. United States Ambassador to Lo► don, who will ',presort the United States Three isvittitiOns will not be accompanied I by copies of the mead& The probable pro ...

... the welfare of ex-ser- vice men, have been appointed in all the leading towns throughout Ire!and. It is computed that in the United King- dom 400,000 inen of the officer type will need guitab-e employment. and these men, eclected from amongst their fellows ...

... results, The Pembroke list is topped by J. D. with @ good deal more power than he that the country should be governed the United Senate in connection possesses, as recent action of the strong and even hand of cellent bate. with the ing with the University ...

... three Services, each which has its own film unit under Its own control. A great network non-theatrical distribution has been developed all over the coun- | try. There are approximately 140 ■ mobile projection units, each conalatiny of a portable 16 nun. projector ...