... and home nursing, welfare and medical comforts in the county, visiting ex-prisoners of war in connection with the civil resettlement unit at Daglingworth and in particular the special arrangements for training and examining in first aid the large police ...

... headmaster, and Miss Whitchurch, headmistress, do battle for the better of the situation uniting only in their efforts to get some satisfaction and alteration of the resettlement order from the Ministry. The confusion is wild. J>ut tame by comparison with that ...

... message toe women of the Empire urging them, they have united in real sisterhood of suffering and service during the war. to go on working together with the same unity of purpose for the re-settlement and re-construction of our country. OUR STORES IN FRANCE ...

... Parliament—when it is in the twentieth century endeavouring to re-settle South Africa—carrying on for months, possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done the past. Ido not believe ...

... French Prime Minister's visit, we have had another distinguished visitor in the person of Mr William Taft. ex-President of the United States, who at a complimentary dinner preached the doctrine of mutual confidence and eo-oper ation between the peoples of ...

... hi* entourage. Ilad each stood alone in his own oountr/, his irflirciioe as a driving force would have made itself lc.lt. United they are invincible. The Red Cross Society have resolved to extend their beneficent work in Italy. Hiey have not hitherto ...

... Confer■nre. Unless the Russian Government can included in the scheme of peaceful European relations, the reconciliation and resettlement of the Continent cannot be carried in a satisfactory manner, either on the economic side or on that of disarmament. If ...

... the Colonial Secretary. There are obvious objections to his undertaking the office. He is still engaged upon the task of resettling South Africa, and re-modelling the relations of the Colonies with the Mother Country. Further, his avowed views on the question ...

... those who thought with him were prepared to obey the civil’ Government as long as it confined itself the legitimate object* of civil government. The work of the priest was not, however, the object of civil government. (Hfar, hear.) They were prepared to pay ...

... rejoice at the prospect of Lord Salisbury’s success, because they anticipate that he would frustrate the desires of the civilized world for putting an end to the Armenian atrocities. This point is emphasised by the significant fact that the Duke of W ...

... which in many places is already process of formation. . Y 1 Bo®' ' ,,s n communication with the Commanding Officers of the United States Army and Navy, the American Red vvf s V• t e ,P r Secretaries of the Y.H.C A. in this country and in France. They ...

... presented by the Cha holders, ¢ plain to them the position of affairs, and ask show at Kilburn last year I never remember, civil for their m it ence and I have alway: noticed that on and I trust we shall never have the misfortune to witness his those ms ...