... tions, the speed of vessels in a fog, and Ritualism in schfols. The House afterwards wvent into Commnittee of Supply on the Civil Service Estimates. Telegrams were received from all parts of the country last night announcing that the Queen's Birth- day ...

... this country £2,500,000 a year, there can | meipal be any doubt of the pecuniary benefit British Empire of a scheme for the re-settle d. In the dispossessed burghers in their homes d that the rare: of such a scheme wi of th vostiii~ means of hastening the ...

... and the confidence of our kinsfolk across the seas. (Cheers.) This war has enabled the British Empire to find itself, it has united the British race throughout the world(cheers)—and it has shown to all whom it may concern that if ever again we have, as we ...

... be less that dangerous spirit which had to encountered the Dreyfus case—a spirit of military revolt against nation and the civil supremacy. THE MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY AND THE SPLITTING OF THEIR STOCK. the Mouse of Lords yesterday, before Lord® Brampton ...

... not altered the mind of the | The law for the clergy in Canon 99 appe ‘be as binding as before, and as the Act on templated civil control, he did not see an; sity for a change in the Church’s custo was prepared to advise the clergy in ad which might arise ...

... criticisms by 5 more provocative policy. In these circumstances it will be a re nowt concerned should we see during the next f re-settlement of the Ministry on a basis # of peaceful development. Tf, a last night, Hilmi Pasha has been entru the formation of a new ...

... forging United States passports for the use of German spies. The French passport Bureau London has informed Mr. Page, the United States Ambassador here, that it will henceforth »-efus© to vise passports held by naturalised citisens of the United States ...

... in Switzerland, as the Austrian authorities bad begun ordering most of the civil population away. There is a strong suspicion that Trieste is being entirely evacuated of its civil population, as was Gorizia many months before its fall. All hope of definitely ...

... Canadian Daily Record,” both officers and men can resettled in civilian life, the better Canada, as a whole, will be able to return the normal conditions of peace Naturally, the return such vast ■body men to civil life will a labour considerable difficulty and ...

... number of such questions on which tho Government will need the united and considered opinion of each largo industry, such the demobilisation the Fetes, the re-settlement of munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted bv ...

... I numbor such questions which the Government will need the united and considered opinion each la rue industry, auch aa the demobilisation the Forces, resettlement of munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted war ...

... roundabout- voyages. Individual rationing likely extended all the different countries. »So far, there is compulsion in the United States, but opinion there, and in other countries, is not unfavourable tho plan The respective Controllers have reported tho ...