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... date should he known as Obligation Week, when everyone should take the opportunity of doing what they can to assist in resettling in civil life the 18,000 disabled men, the 162,000 fit ex-Service men and the 11,000 officers who are still out of work. The ...
... and union as distinguished from uniformity, i Union needed men of different requirements, anil with dif- , ferent flags, uniting together as brothers, fighting together under the same general, and belonging to the same grand army ; while uniformity meant ...
... in the candidates’ favour. fully paid up) realised £400 (£16 each.) Mr. Joel, who had the assistance of eeveral brother the United Methodist Free guardians, is strengthening bis hold upon the burgesses, Church ov Sunday two sermons were Mr. and if the contest ...
... British Parliament when is in the century endeavouring re-settle booth Africa, carrying on for months, possibly for years, arier peace a aort Bloody Aesize calculated «iir up the eying embers of civil strife and undo ail good tlial it m endeavouring other ...
... visits made to Eoger, one by his father and another by Mr. Hopkins, who wanted him to execute the deeds re- lating to the resettlement of the estates. As to those visits the defendant's knowledge seemed to be of a very confused character. The de- fendant ...
... otber Englishman at that time did. (Loud cheering) He did, and be succeeded. Before bim the Russian quailed. Europe is now united in that Congress that is going on, and sincerely believe that you will find that, the beginning, Lord Beaoonsfield will in ...
... attempt to that some successful Will be I am eure ve wi me if, plainly. (Cheers.) Parlement at the end every quarter of the United never “It's Rot a little be like Prospero’s island—*‘the it is all it is ¢ es is to items leave your letters a@ space, agood ...
... jof which £2.4,000 was formerly vo_td for the Civil ] Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics j and other matters in Ireland, and £97,000 for r. j corresponding grant for Scotland. The Civil Service I Estimates have teen relieved to the ...
... interest on tho war debt, will amount to £29.450,000, the army estimates £69.665,000, the navy est-mates £31,255.000, the civil serv.ee estimate—including £1,800,000. special grant aid Africa— £26 448.000. the customs and inland revenue services £3,039 ...
... five guns are already in posi- tion at the bead of tbe road to Lucknow. The whole army is full of hope that we shall soon be united on Uie left bank. From General Neill, Allahabad, July 16th. — I started 227 of the 84th Regiment, partly in bullock vans ...
... error to be taught. Oh, say I, tben I cannot establish this state church. I cannot get what I desire, namely, a man who shall unite all the suf- frages, and be looked on as the good light in the parish, and be listened to as the pastor and faithful minister ...