... present and determined the future. Such is, as we know, the French Emperor's habit in things of far less importance than the re-settlement of Europe and the creation of two new kingdoms. Francis Joseph was fain to follow where the more powerful mind led, and ...

... GLADSTONE ON GEORGE STEPHENSON, Speaking et the banguct of the Civil Engimcers, Leld in Londen on Saturday, Mr Gladstone, replying to the teast of the Bouse of Commons, sald: My with civil engineering was begun in the person of George Stephenson. I won't ...

... Cape Colony. His retarn to Zululand has only issued in civil war, bloodshed, ard enarchy, snd in his own ruin, disgrace, and prematare§death. That event may, however, possibly simplify the re-settlement of the country. At present all outside the Reserve is ...

... capable civil servant. (Cheers.) A NATIONALIST MEMBER: Why didn't you keep him? Mr A&QUITH. in conclusion, said the announcement he had made was the answer to Dillon's motion. They could not leave the civil administration of Ireland without a civil head ...

... revolution and its conclusion re every nation to ponder which t 4 or united peace negotiations the Germany allows others to indulge ? deeds. of words; for herself -she retains RESETTLEMENT OF’ Committee to Deal with Probke™ Demobilisation- As already announced ...

... established Civil servants. Before demobilisation decision in regard the future position women in the permanent Civil Service should be arrived at and carried into effect. THE COAL OUTPUT. HIGH VALUES FOR 1917. Although the output of coal in the United Kingdom ...

... of these considerations will prevent both the United States and Britain from forcefully rejecting anv proposais Japan that smack of “appeasement The scheme covers all the Services, those engaged in Civil Defence as well civilians. Disabled persons. as ...

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... which would encourage civil war Spain. With regard to Greece he said that the Greek Regent had accepted an Invitation to come to Britain for talks. The British Government had urged an early election in that country. With the United States and France they ...

... Mayors of Gateshead, Jarrow and Sunderland, with their 'V'WT* A- respective Town Clerks, visited No. IA/ |-J-^ Hll 6 Civil Resettlement Unit at Neio R- Washington, yesterday, to see .. what is being done for the return ~4 OrtlVPll Li of war. The picture shows ...

... secept work ORE real work, less: paper-werk,” in the | ta Molotev the “Western or be compulsorily discharged from the Polish Resettlement M only way out ef the country’s economic ‘ Mr. Bevin yesterday studied the lengthy report | sirfeld: Corps, with leas of ...

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