... of sending to the Front thirty thousand fresh troop* to relieve Yeomen and Volunteers whom it was desirable to miters to civil life. In •11 seventeen thousand Yeomen were sent out. Three or four hundred of the-e men were afterwards sent back as Ming ...

... the np-to-date provisions for limb-fitting, discharge, pensions, allowances,. treatment, training, employment and re-settlement in civil life. Apply to British Limbless Ex-Set-vice Men's Associatioa. 115. birch&lds-road. Manchester, Tido iA the second ...

... the Christmas of next year we shall, I sincerely hope and believe, • have defeated Germany, and many families will be re- united. But much hard fighting still lies before us, and we have to reckon upon a great effort against Japan after the surrender ...

... that time. Only let it be remembered that in such a matter haste may not make for speed. The work of re-settling the population, reestablishing civil institutions, and reorganising the great industries, must he thoroughly well done, and cannot be done ...

... re-asacmbly the llou.-e of 4’ontuioni iu v.tal an hour fell todie in harmony with the spirit our turns in war and peace The re-settlement of the world is cine in wh.eh it- people*. are hace the predominant voice. Its principle, arc to lie such as renuire c ...

... I•'itawaurice coral:thy supported the resolution, and expressed his belief that if there were any body of members more strongly united than another in the wish to se•s the resolution carried substantially in its present shape•, it was that section which was ...