... was succeeded by the following : May the united efforts of Great Britain, Spaing and Portugal, rescue the Continent from degradation and tyranny. — May the Spanish, Portuguese, British, and Swedish Powers ever unite for t(ie support of Re- ligion, Liberty ...

... Belfast, the Liverpool ctevmer. enroute for Nev Y rk, rather novl c •nslgmueut —namely, *kVrr-*l hundred tparrowi Sparrows the United Stair* are held In ht»ih repute the f»rmer*. they ♦•at up the grubi and ama I snails which infest the soli ght hundred and ...

... invader (hear, hear), and that during the interval that has elapsed since the signature of the treaty the Sultan, in the re-settlement of hla empire, has had to deal wRh a greater number of difficult arrangements than probably ever fell in the same space ...

... to alter its character and to leave the ordinary operations of social life in the condition which generally prevails ia civilized countries. With regard to secret societies, I hope you will not thiuk that there has been or there is any want, either energy ...

... justice — (loud cheers) — upon every public question to the whole people of Ireland in common with the other portions of the United King- dom. (Cheers. ) So then, my lords and gentlemen, if I am compelled to confess to you with pain, if not with shame — ...

... is not hospital. The courses at these units are designed solely for ex-prisoners of war because it is realised that a man who has been a prison camp for years would find it difficult to readjust himself to civil life without some assistance. Experience ...

... VISIT TO ACTON PLACE RE-SETTLEMENT CAMP Helping Repatriated Prisoners To “Feel Their Feet” The great poet Milton wrote; “Peace hath her victories, no less renowned than war.” That quotation can be applied to the Civil Re-settlement Units which are now commencing ...

... Anglia, by invitation from Lt- Col. T. Aveling, R.A., who Commanding Officer of the camp there, visited No. 5 C.R.U. (Civil Resettlement Unit) at Acton Place. They were received by the Colonel and Major C. J. Lindsey, R.A., second in command, and very interesting ...

... his It while the balance of his lind was disturbed. T Acton Place, Long Mel- 1 fc:d. the War Office has set one of its Civil Resettlement np for E?st Anglian Soldiers spent part of the war as oners in enemy hands. iere. in pleasant and comforit surroundings ...

... increased cost of food-245. per head. Photographic Convent Io n of the United Kingdom wilt hold its annual conference at Bury St. Edmunds next June. Twenty-seven people were recruited for Civil Defence work during a house-to-house campaign at Bury St. Ed-1 munds ...