... Prospect whatever of unity on these terms. Wha t is possible, and what if would be our wisdom fo atriv for, is the spirit of units and brotherhood, expr essing itselt in mutaal charity and goodwill, and an intercommunion, when possible. On the side of Rome ...

... of Table for our devo ut Nonconformist brethren— h to the Lord’s Church, to Miss interest, to guide Missionary zeal, and to unite all Church people n the great cause. It in no wn: inter: feres with he 8 of the Chur ch (which all give it their cordial approval ...

... 1907, the Royal He |was given to tho United Methodist ¢ solve | Act, ev 1907. That Act enabled the Me New Connexion, a denomination fort civil i797, the Bible Christians, a denom if the formed in 1815, aud the United Methodi ve to Churches, a denomination ...

... this villa Cap Martin is making interesting re-settlement property both this country abroad Her is known during past few years to made considerable presents to intimate friends or provided for but resettlement to deals with real estate as of her to such ...

... the majority of Irish Nationalists cf nearly four-fifths population of the sister island and there abundant to practically united support of all self-governing the Crown (Loud cheers) In these circumstances— I have said nothing believe to be susceptible ...

... system can be urged with more force than usual He parties shall agree to conference united only conditions (1) to consider practicability devising scheme federaliaation United Kingdom (2) scheme Delaud but England Wales (jointly or severally) Scotland should ...

... incloeive of the United States, Yet who con foretell the future the world There are conceivable conditions which some form of amalgamation with the United Statee might become necessity—even racial necceeity, for must still think the United States Anglo-Saxon ...

... discussion, which may quite possibly be tUhe prelude to a reconciliation of the Carson and Redmond groups, and a reopening and resettlement that basis of the problem of the government Ireland even while the war goes on. Before the House went into Committee the ...

... number of such questions on which Government will need the united and considered opinion of each large Industry, such the demobttfstTHon of the Fortes, the re-settlement of munition workers civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted ...

... of such questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of •sch large industry, such as the demobiliution of the Forces, the re-settlement of munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where rupted by ...

... ultimate demobilisation of the forces has now presented to the War Cabinet a scheme for effecting the discharge and th© re-settlement in civil life of the members of th© forces- The scheme is the result very careful consideration of all aspects of the problem ...

... THE RESETTLEMENT OF LABOUR. As already announced, the Minister of Labour has set Committee, to be known the Labour Resettlement Committee, advise him on the prcb.eme arising out of tihe demobilisation of the forces. The questions which will referred k ...