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... whole of the taxation ought to lsave been put upon the Transvaal. (Opposition cheers. ) THE UNITED COLLIERIES (LIMITEK An extraordinary general meeting of the United Collieries (Limited) was held in the Merchants House. Glasgow, on Wednesday— Mr James D. ...
... thorn all over the lamp tho civil administration, allowing ths Hatter to sell or distribute them ns may found necessary. By the present system not only are the military authorities competing with local tradesmen but the civil administration is hampered ...
... Earl Being unable to secure an arrangement with the United States for a Parcel Post last year his Majesty’s Government made arrangements with an express company for forwarding vt parcels The United States Government has since according to Mr Austen C ...
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... refined, and, as far as it goes, accurate: for certainly he may he represented as one who, while he abounds in sprain and civilities to others, aims tee to my) at others obtaining without his giving, sit offering without obtruding, and at being Lou without ...
... sixpence on their wage. While doing their work as trade unionists, let them unite in doing a far nobler and more necessary work than they had done in the past. and if they were united on this, then he had no doubt that twenty years would see far greater steps ...
... rules relating to marriage, divorce, guardianship, bankruptcies, and civil procedure far foreign citiaena. The above all.represent instances of groups of nations expressing their united judgement and will important concerns of their collective life—concerns ...
... of the alicants for ' amured. The geie. a billed for 3.30. law, &aid that one of the lot things Ile did 1 Oarliament—the Civil War—the final triumph are Parochia l R e li e f . And itargued h The Allender committee have managed to to number of shots ...
... President Wilson in a speech delivered before a body of students near Philadelphia on Saturday made clear the policy of the United Staten toward Mexico It was indicated in the declaration That nowhere can any Government enduro which is stained by blood ...
... ultimate demobilisation tin* forces has now presented to the War Cabinet a siheme for effecting the discharge and resettlement in civil life of the members or the forces. scheme the result of a very careful I'onsiderution of all aspects proliiem by* the ...
... constituted a single .problem. First, there Was the resettlement of sailors and soldiers to civil life, and secondly, the resettlement those who 4 been engaged in war industries. The question of the civil worker he regarded as being more difficult even than ...
... birth—his first care on arrival here. RESETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS, A Committee charged with a very urgent responsibility has just been appointed by the Ministry Labour, it is described as the Officers’ Resettlement Committee, and its chairman is Lord Burnham ...