... come British Auxiliary of the French Protestant Churches* United Resettlement Committee, of which the Dean Si. Paul’s is president. The auxiliary has very substantially assisted in resettling families Si. Quentin, at and Hsrgicourt, where the British ...

... es given to soldiers discharge. The instructions |»oint out that in these days of scarcity employment the soldier’s resettlement civil life is largely dependent upon this testimonial giving to the prospective employer the information really wants about ...

... particularly those who disabled, would by this timo he absorbed civil employment has been disappointed. No efforts have been sjiared the Government to secure the resettlement these men civil life; but it has become more than ever necessary that these efforts ...

... THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. V detailed Programme for the Parade last night. Units will assemble ■ ihclr own arrangement, and in am 2-43 p.m. Bands will form up tla- of the units to which they are ahr-.1, and Guard of Honour will ■ i i by the Belfast contingent ...

... work has been moat successful, and Belfast stands fourth relation to the great iodpstrial centres of the United Kingdom in respect of the re-settlement of the men who have served (heir country, ami who have right to be put as good a position, as far as possible ...

... and university training of ex-officers and men of similar educational ability; (2) the employment civil life of ex-service men, including resettlement overseas; and (3) the industrial training of ex-service men. Each these sections of the work is in ...

... rejected payment results scheme. In their fresh report the Government state that they cannot regard the suggestions tiro Resettlement Committee as adequate, as they would bring the number of apprentices only toj the normal level, and would not be sufficiently ...

... to ask that the Civil Service, which had big employing possibilities, should take these men in the permanent ranks. It was truly a matter for surprise that in endeavouring to secure the resettlement of ex- Sarvieemen into the Civil Srvice that thee' ...

... Britain. Belfast stood fourth in its relation to the great industrial centres of the United Kingdom in respect of the progres: of the work directed to the resettlement of ex-service men, and thm was something in which Legitimate PAN ba Talcs's. During ...

... contrasts oddly with the vita regions into which most of Asia Is divided—though in some of these, as in China at the moment, civil strife is not unknown. The rise of nations was in the first instance largely due to the military prowess of certain leader' ...

... Darts. Mr. Smith is • Catholic ; so far as the lesson taught by the proceedings at the Convention bads. no Catholic of the United States can swim Democratic nomination for. the White House—although probably SO per cunt, of all the Catholic voters have ...

... the last Irish debate wising the amount to be given to those to the House of Commons. people who were the victims of this civil It is said that one swallow makes no sumwar, and who happened in all cases t o men. Mr. Cabin Healy is no swallow—he belong ...