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... THE CIVIL AID MILITARY GAZETTE. MARCH 11, 1911. SETTLEMENT OPERATIONS. fhe report on settlement operations in the Punjab, for the year ending 30th September, 1910, is a commendably brief document, the report itself oc3upying three and a half pages, while ...
... been the lives would know there to direct their :mark, and It of the Philippines. I was assigned to the Sec- God Division of Civil Engineers in tbe Island of Mindanao, under Arnold P. Bewley, chief of the division. After five months of steady work the food ...
... the Navy, or the employees of any civil establishment. I am quite aware of all this, and it is, in fact, the reason why I referred to the matter. The teachers a•re public servants—they are frequently spoken of as civil servants —and the Board of Education ...
... for spiritual ends over those freely uniting themselves her. spiritual persons to subject to her in the Lord; and do not extend civil affairs. .Adherence to this doctrine required all ministers and elders of the United Free Church the following question ...
... regards the National Recognition of the Protestant Religion and the Presbytortant order of government, was represented that the United Free Church shared in the desire to maintain the Protestant and Presbyterian character of the religious life of Scotland. ...
... ces as present member of the Ex Rev. Percy Waller (a f r secr ve Committee) etary and also joined in the welcome of the re-united | collegians, remarking that he understood there were presepi Old Collecians from places 86 far separated as Newcast.e-on- ...
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... luncheon or to tea or to dinner, and, as lie has been on such friendly terms with your family, lie would naturally expect sours civility of this nature to be shown to him. You should have been a little more explicit. Our rules for correspondents are printed ...
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... 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 ...