... Record Office. Blandford. (hi Army officers and other ranks on leave from units i» the Unite! Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph 6. They must i return to their units to be demobilised if they can lie spared. 11. i- not necessary for offers ...

... employers secure an early return to civil life of their men. The whole of the Forces are dealt with —the Navy, Army, and Air Force. The employers are warned that owing the regrouping of divisions and smaller units, consequent upon military movements and ...

... SURVEYORS.—Surveyors Institution, 12 Great George-street. S.W., 1. SLIP MEN.— Slip men are men who lave accepted offers of civil employment which they will take up immediately upon their demobilisation. The first men to released when Genera Demobilisation ...

... and by their example, to give a lead to the country, particularly by joining Civil Defence and the Special Constabulary. We should give our wholehearted support the United Nations because it is by the unity freedomloving countries that we can hope prevent ...

... to be the outcome the committee appointed to consider the co-ordination the various bodies concerned with resettlement regular ex-Service men civil liie. The committee has, gather, recommended that it is most desirable to form one oiganisatiou to deal with ...

... the two senior Lords of the Admiralty— Admiral Sir F. Richards and Sir F. Bisford. Sir Ashmead Bartle'it expects to become Civil Lord of the Admiralty as before' but there is a well-founded impression that he will be left to languish with no better title ...

... industry will be released irrespective their length of service. 538,912 Out of the Army The Controller-General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement states that sfrom the date the Armistice to noon on January 16, the following numbers were discharged or d ...

... that being unable . secure an arrangement with the United States for a parcel post last year, his Majesty's Government mad© arrangements with an Express Company for forwarding post parcels. The United States Government had since expressed desire to re-open ...

... informers. He has been sen- tenced by the Imperial Court of Riom to five years’ impri- sonment, five years’ deprivation of civil rights, five years’ surveillance by the poli ce when he comes out of prison, and a fine of 10,000 francs ( £400). The heavy ...

... achieved these things? They achieved them because they were united as nation; because they forgot class, and faction, and party, their concentration the one great resolve, and because, united nation, they had confidence in the men who led them, and who ...

... legislative body for the kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and it was the kingdom then legislatively united that was meant when they spoke of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland—(cheers). The country had had no sufficient warning—it had had ...

... from the control of the Legislative Body (ciX With respect the Civil Service, of course its future would be under the Legislative Body, and considerable economy might effected, but the civil servants now sarvin ...