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... address this greeting and these wishes the name of the Italian people, also to the whole British people. Amongst the great peoples who have illuminated the history of humanity the British people has the first place for tenacity in resisting adversity, and ...
... on: In the village of Loovo and several villages occupied troops several revohxtioneries have been oho 1 . Fallowing representations made to rtie Roumanian General the ttussian Colonel, the Roumanian authorities invited all members of the committee to ...
... States will fully prepared the flout. in line with this spirit, which pervades every bure-11 «c v» Major- General Goethids, acting chief of the Quartermaster's Department, is planning sweeping reorganisation of the Quartermasters activities, as extensive ...
... entering holy ordure. The erewer is eimple Ordination dors not exempt men from mil.tary service uu'iess it took before the ? f the Act. The only men now ordained are either discharged soldiers or have been declared phy ...
... moved fcrmallT That the despatch appear m the London morning papers;- investment require House do into Committee the Representation Daily Telegraph”: There has been in this war of the Teop.e Bill. , _ . m . other example offensive action to compare Early ...
... we are always reminded of the ’great Roman tribune of the people, Eienzi. ilis etioits, also like thu»e oif all demagogues, consisted of speeches which in the long run failed U> satisfy the people. » coord, hg a ” Fraclifarter Zeitung’* the oontents the ...
... TO-DAY’S EVENTS. Imperial Parliament.—House of Lords : Representation of the People BIU. Hr. Balfour Edinburgh. Earl of Denbigh on German Aims and the Dangers of a Premature Peace,” Mansion House. London, 3. President Wilson's War Alms. ft inevitable ...
... the proof that the Central Powers are sincere in their desire to carry them to a conclusion which will be acceptable to the peoples ot the world.” —Labour Mr. Wilson’s Programme. President exposition Allied war aims has created a very favourable impression ...
... British Empire Order two those Specially responsible for that effort. The one was Mr. Hiley, the ex-Town Clerk Birmingham, who acted for period the deputy Neville Chamberlain when Director-General of National Service; and the other Mr. John Rowland, the ex-private ...
... acceptable the peoples of the world. Tor the Parliamentary Committee Trades Union Congress, C. W. Bowerman {secretary 1 ). For the National Executive©? Cte Labour Party, the Eight Hon. Anr Henderson, M-P. Tor the Co-operative Party Representation Committee ...
... Party, and ,' Party Representation Oomwarmly welcome the speech a . issued yesterday. “We may * run*. tbat peace . and that the world awaits that the Central Powers are sincere to carry them to conclusion * , . acceptable the peoples of the Hospital ip ...
... token Aberdeen. AVIATOR’S REMARK ABLE ACT OF GALLANTRY. BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER OF | I AGRICULTURE. I The of Lieutemnt Cecil Olclter foUj Fatal Burns at Walsall.—Florence Blackw«.Tl flyi acciflcnt, has broaght lo light act Sooth Street, deed in WalsaU Hoapibal ...