... —the gigantic demobilisation of which wrote last week—needs one thing to make it not have been in vain. The process of civil resettlement niuet have fair field. The failure of the parties to the most serious of the present industrial disputes left the position ...

... British Red Cross representative who has undertaken to act as one of the welfare visitors in connection with the Civil Re-settlement Units. The C.R.U. a place where exprisoners of war are given a chance to get the hang of things in civvy street. The original ...

... GETTING A MOVE ON. The Appointments Department of th# Ministry of Labour are. bear, row “getting u move on” with the resettle nient in civil life of the ex-Scrvice men of higher education who are the especial charge of the Department. Several local offices ...

... Luton Jottings. Now that secret compact has united the Socialists and the Liberals in their attack on British prosperity, the situation is more serious than at any time since Napoleon was sent to St. Helena. Moderate men in the liberal Party will determine ...

... temporary purpose. ; They are, and profess to be. permanent. That is. it | is not the suspension of civil government in Ireland, it is the abrogation of civil government. . . . The people of Ireland repudiate the new system to the very verge of rebellion ...

... which are to be carried out the Household. H.R.H. foresees that whenever a demise of the Crown takes place, the Civil List will resettled on the basis of the new arrangements, which will make a veay considerable and disadvantageous difference to the next ...

... policy which would shut it up from Christianity, So long as Christianity is an integral part of English civilization, it is absurd for us o ult of civilizing India without at least leavening it with our faith, The relation in which Christian propogandism is ...

... so that the doctor may parently, we are to say ( 100.. e Bo ilitia, and to welcome in their ;Pace, the seniors,. Berta., resettling in Bedford in have an empty class room for his work. And Special Reserve. Good luck to then,.-. May While et Boxmoor be ...

... to leave Florence, which was then left without a government. Everything was wrangling and discord, and there was danger of civil war. Savonarola summoned all the adult population to the Cathedral, and expounded his plan for the government Florenoe. This ...

... measure on th y the owner, who replaced | ;—he has been a soldi ieh - . . e table; for this civil i P | measure would soldier, which in some in saving his beer from ¢ civil interference | H uld account for his great confi 5 2 total annihilati e (Mr. Alliott) ...