... of union is again stirring among the dry bones Presbyterian divisions in Scotland. When the Free and the United Presbyterian Churches agreed to unite seven years ago very general hope was engendered that the Presbyterianism Scotland was in the way to an ...

... and of very nearly four-fifths of the population of the sister island, and there abundant evidence to show practically the united support all the groat self-governing dominions of the Crown. (Loud cheers.) these circumstances—and I have said nothing which ...

... eavagere at i Bill. end guarantee , would not be and nothing will change teat resolve.. , ward, bringing the total of Cullen unit Captain James, who, he said, was on „ pette d t h e procee di ng ., for the excluove or separate treatment of i ' any moment ...

... hemmers. runt., no mune (to epenk ot) no pietures, few liengsr. few workhouses, and the loweut return tor potipernan in the United Kingdom. Truly—a dreadbil plaint The typieal Belfast ovum-faced ftreub;ternin j ebureheu .00tre tbe ecelersimetirally minded ...

... subjects of a foreigner, one whom they style not only Popo hut King of Rings—the British King included. end they ore enemies of civil and religion liberty. THE ENGLISH SYNOD. War and Christianity. GREETINGS FROM IRISH MODERATOR The annual Synod of the Presbyterian ...

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... hlor, polling their coloured minitter to them. It ia explained that the rutting off of immigration trom Europe into the United States nein& to the war has given the Soother,' ',ogre an opportunity of e-eaping from the rrp7 tlMdi I that surround him'in ...

... will be “in accordance with civil rather than naval of military, requirements;’’ The simplest process demobilisation, as far as the convenience of the military authorities is concerned) would to disband the forces separate units. The Army authorities, for ...

... LABOUR RESETTLE_ MENT. PROBLEMS AFTER THE WAR. COMMITTEE ON DEMOSILIMATION. As already announced, the Minister of 'Labour has up a committee to he known the Labour Resettlement Committee to ad- visa him on the problem. arising out of the dignardilisation ...

... speaking for . a united Introduction to the bright volume •• A Hunco of action that must be carried into Ireland, will appeal to America and to Years of Irish Ilistory: and Rim effect without • moment's unnecessary the President of the United States, and ...

... Unionism in the House Commons. Training of Offioers for After-War Work. important step towards the solution the problem the resettlement the officerand the soldier in the same walk life—After the war is the Appointments Department of the Ministry of Labour ...

... urgency when peace is signed. Xt will become more necessary than ever when the millions soldi ere are repatriated and resettled civil life and industry that they should come back to an environment free from temptation. far aa the drink plague is concerned ...