... immense expense, and whatever else ▪ lit out, that must go in. The printer then suggab that there very little interest in the Civil Wax in Bpda—surely that long special letter might stand over. I would rather,* muse, the editor, slaughter the Weer Market ...

... though it might of a civil action. Mr Biggar also asked whether buckshot had been served out to the forces serving in England or Scotland, end was informed by Mr Childers that buckshot had not been served out in any part of the United Kingdom. The Marquis ...

... for the idea of bringing his umbrella with While lie anathema/aiming his own want of forethought, a imainewhat hoarse bul civil-mpaaken voice inquired if he wanted Iris bag carried, or if he should call a call f, him% I tin nut want a enl —I prefer to ...

... financial assistance for ex-service men who desire to resume suitable education and training with a view to their resettlement in civil life, but who cannot otherwise afford to meet the expenses involved. The scheme sanctioned applies equally to officers ...

... Departments concerned should be put the strenuous endeavours of the authorities to provide for the steady resettlement of discharged soldiers and sailors in civil life in the changed conditions. ...

... national service until perhaps a year nr so after his frienls who registered at the proper time. This in turn will delay resettlement in civil life and he will be correspondingly late in completing his years part.time service. aad are In the /fay for the Sh ...

... 1956 his headquarters were transferred to Edinburgh and he became a member of the River Survey and Gauging Sections of the Civil Engineering Branch. His duties cover the greater part of Scotland. AN estimated £3,000,000 a year could be saved in Scottish ...