... welfare of the British empire (hear, hear). In former days the Liberal party planned themselves on being the supporters of civil and religion.; Weeny, on being the party who had repealed the Corn Laws and encouraged free-trade, on being the party who had ...

... dge, Leekhamphiel. Mined Gordon, Feq., aged 58 years. Feb. 7, at Cheltenham, Jane Maria, Brooke, Fag., late of St. Helena Civil Surd %god Feb. 7 at New Swindon, Elizabeth, wife Ni. Cowmeadow, and formerly of Newest, aged 44 revs. Fab. 7, at Heywood, ...

... Poyner, of Huntley. Aug. at Bishop's C:eere, Abel Taylor to Sarah Rimall, hotb of Bishop's Cleeve. Aug. 3+l, at Ribbesford. Resettle!. by the Rev. A. Barren Dickenson, vicar of Old Radnor. F. J. Jones. eldest son of Frederick Jones, Park-street, London, ...

... emigrate ; the young men drift away, and there is none of that home life that there used to be. They are going to try to re-settle our laud by altering the laws. Most certainly the laws ought to be altered, and must be altered ; still it is evident to ...

... will be the Judge on the Oxford Circuit at the Summer Assixes. The assixes Gloucester will commence Wednesday, July 3, and civil business will he taken Saturday, the 6th. Sir Edward Clarke, the Solicitor-General, will the chief speaker at the annual dinner ...

... already been experienced in getting men to settle down, effort should be spared to bring about the satisfactory re-settlement of discharged men in civil life. In replying, Mr. Shorrock emphasised the fact that the action taken him was to protect the skilled ...

... Maylair, W. 1, and see if they can help you. It y»u want the services of a nurse who hat returned to civil life, write The Nurses Demobilisation and Resettlement Committee, 16, Curzon Street, Wayfair, W. I, i« the case of Scotland, 112, George Street, Edinburgh ...