... he said, he would not feel The arrangements to entrust justified in asking for more than the Ito the Building Trade, Re-Settlement, —2llin,, i Committee, a body composed of equall thereon.pounds they 'were now spending The Admiralty bad decided to give ...

... when his plane stopped in Baghdad en route to London hardhearted Iraqi officials ordered Tony to leave I THIEVES BAGHDAD THE United States military build-up in the Gulf won’t be completed for about eight weeks Army General H Norman Schwarzkopf said: “Give ...

... Gratifying results continue to be obtained by the college in the training of disabled persons with a view to their resettlement in civil employment. These disabled persons are given a course of training in electric welding or in commercial subjects, including ...

... ultimate demobilisation tin* forces has now presented to the War Cabinet a siheme for effecting the discharge and resettlement in civil life of the members or the forces. scheme the result of a very careful I'onsiderution of all aspects proliiem by* the ...

... rolls—fully 20 at Wishaw and, about 40 at Motherwell, but double' that number eau be necommoduted.! Children of between six mouths unit five years of ago will be eared fair.. Breakfast and ten will he made on the tiremises, but the mid-day, meal will be supplied ...

... service until perhaps a year or so alter his friends who reps. tered at the proper time. This in turn will delay his resettlement in civil life and he will he correspondingly late completing his 3i years' part-time service. Young men can register at any ...

... with the passenger trade from Liverpool, as as the United Stater and Canada are concerned. The apechl of emigration 'rem to have flowed In the following ebessielc—Of the English, 11,600 went to the United SW*, 2,500 to Canada, 10,230 to Australia, and MN ...

... AT SEA. _ . • THE GLASGOW WEEKLY HERALD, MARCH 17, 1883. S_ _ ' ',ls of grassus, and in other paint : sarrat VOTES IN THE CIVIL SEIIVICE EXTENSIVE FRIES, GLASGOW TOWN COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS' MEETINGS. I WIT Alit 13 I=rt 3 Mt) ult. '-- sece brush. But ...

... passed in 1534 bound them neck and heel to the civil power, so that they cam execnte no new canons or constitu- tions without the “King’s assent and license,” and the “Act of Uniformity” in 1662 re-settled the torm of worship, and put iresh rivets in the ...

... Formosa Assai# SMALL POWERS WANT GUARANTEE United Nations Plan Claim Brazil's War Minister! Here By A Special Correspondent rPHE Norwegian Government -•■ in London —in a semiofficial commentary on the new United Nations planaccepts the dominating position ...

... whole of the taxation ought to lsave been put upon the Transvaal. (Opposition cheers. ) THE UNITED COLLIERIES (LIMITEK An extraordinary general meeting of the United Collieries (Limited) was held in the Merchants House. Glasgow, on Wednesday— Mr James D. ...

... Manchester, shows how anxious is to get a satisfactory scheme into working order. THE RESETTLEMENT COMMITTEE. The problepi bad been considered by th« Labouf Resettlement Committee, which Viscount Burnham is chairman, the preceding day. The Standing Sub-Committee ...