... t>{»eciai tribunals were formed Venice, composed of men the best disposed towards Austria, and consequently most inimical ail civil and moral progress; and that the president this tribunal ia other than the wretch who, in 1854, dragged my best friend, Colonel ...

... functions of both departments, lie staled that they had, far as had yet been ascertained, worked well. regarded the change in the civil service, which had been thrown open, there had been as yet no great change. As to the army, the artillery and engineers had ...

... while try experiment. Snob war U now being waged, reeulrtees » •ppeera most alter all ite borrora. a dark blot up .u lue civilization of our day. Men are be.og b.U.dbjteu. ol tbonaande, and the result ao far mf, except to prove that Bneaia ia weaker and ...

... the firm down inspect theapparatos When the committee met in the Corn Bxohar.go the flow pipe was hot and the return pipe unite cold- The next morning going there found that both pipes were warm Afterwards the aoparalns work'd very well and lor himself ...

... by virtue of demobilisation and re-settlement of the various members of the Forces. The responsibility laid upon the Legion was to watch the interests of the serving men and women to •render their ultimate return to civil life easier and happier than was ...

... and out of touch with their units, in obtaining compassionate leave to settle civilian business affairs, with training problems, advice and help was given in -applying to other bodies, or in obtaining grants to meet civil commitments, and general help ...