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... Derby, which Mr. us some urd of the land in t has already told you that the United Kingdom is in the hands Less than 11,000 proprietors hold two-thirds of the land of the United Ki One owner of land, the Duke of 1, 000 acres of land, but as a good deal ...

... offer. It will be foreshadowed in the Queen's are to be dropped. from the list we have given, that nearly all the measures Civil war has commenced in Zaluland,” and English. men can now see the miserable mess which this very clever Government have made ...

... to bis own use taxes collected im | the same of the Queen. This may be tree or not, but there is no room for doubt that the civil war which we were told was practically is raging more fiercely than ever, and that probably by the time Cetewayo, 'n whose ...

... legislative body for the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, and it was the kingdom then legislatively united that es meant when they spoke of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (cheers). The country had not sufficient warning —it had no warning ...

... Strains, and all imitations, demise of the Crown takes place the Civil List will be tion stood the wi service, The it is very ble that the person offending i and do not be deceived by | 3. re-settled on basis of the cess, who is a head taller mother, was y et ...

... have erred. The future of demobilé fighting services and the ...

... done, and w i t h wi i i , c h g rower is nit f am ili ft , that the problem presented by the resettle I at tri ed a em ail wey; went of ex-service men in civil life, not if it proves better than ordure it mee be yet comPletmY solved, is on the toed to ...

... Jernes's-square. London, as departmental Civil Defence officer. In this position it was his job to co-ordinate the Civil Defence systems in all the larger government offices throughout the country that had their own CD units. He dealt with all aspects of Cisil ...

... HENNING) RIDING STABLES The report points out that there are 39 000 con fi ne d in prisons and the National Amociation for CM* Resettlement of in England and Wales. Apart from Offenders. Its to collect WELLS the considerable cost of keeping them there, they represent ...

... He played for the RAF while working at the Maintenance Unit and also for Moulding Methodists. Born in Heywood, Mr Hilton joined the RAF as a regular and later joined the Air Ministry as a civil servant. He also worked for the Post Office (telephones) ...

... PARISHES of Easton and Wookey Hole have been united for many years under the Vicar, the Rev. Henry Sigel, but owing to the Vicar's retirement they are to be split again. Easton will become part of a united benefice with Westburysub-Mendip and Priddy. ...