... Comm..' ore t Mr. Tankerwille Chemherbage., bLP.h fir the 14 rating ego.. and the winner in which he had aided the regatta (unit. foot goo, to the fart that the not (SI r. G. If. Wand) presented s special prise for the ti rating class, likewise to the ...

... governing bodies for certain areas. They bad tenanted themselees as from Eartleigh; the rural pariah now of Bitterns, Weston& Resettling, and parts of Fair Oak and Heagend. The spirit of the Act wee to worlds a workable area, where men might reedy meet together ...

... Allardene's Y' coming out. Didn't think he had it in him We e shall have him dropping into poetry soon. Bravo! g light of the Civil Service ! ) You're too funny by a long way, you are,'. e said the gentleman referred to witheringly. It's a pity to waste ...

... GOSSIP OF THE DAY, POLITICAL AND GENERAL. (From Outsit* aourcsi.l THE CIVIL LIST. The resettlement of the Civil List earlier in the year did not affect the annuity of £8,000 which was voted to the Empress Frederick, Pnncess Koyal, at the time her marriage; ...

... William Ramsay, Bombay Civil Service, of Clevelands Bassett, Southampton, Agnes, fourth daughter of tbe late Robert Scott Cree. Glasgow. Slocock Russell.—On tbe Feb., at Nagpur. Central Provinces, India, Francis S. A. Slocock (Indian Civil Service), second ...

... peace will restored. But tho great thing be remembered is that tho destroyed farms are in no sense such ' are to found iu civilized agricultural countries; and. indeed. Iho agricultural capacity South Africa cannot even be tested until the immense estates ...

... private ‘body, does pone ‘the less take an undoubted step towards a national system by making the teachers a branch of the Civil Service. The Bill looks like passing now, and Liberals in to realise that they will do well to make the most of what it gives ...

... Other nations such as the United States and &ermany had forged ahead while putting taxes on to their imports, and let them consider it—Were we the only | wise people in the world? Were all the people in ‘ Germany and the United. States foolish and insane ...

... respects included th© following: ably begun by ita roof being stripped for lead Mr. G. Ames. Mr. C. Archer, Mr. J. F. Butler, tbe Civil War conflict. to its arohiteo- Mr. Bowtell. th© Rev. Chas. Rostock (Lyming- ture will read you the description in Baigent ton ...

... the chapel (only) was from .Al 2 to A2O. Its ruination was very probably begun by its roof being stripped for lead in the Civil War confliet. As to it.. architeeture. I will read you the description in Buigent and Millard'a History of Boning-yoke ...

... tbct the member.: work very good, and in many ewes mom mosponeue. exhibition did sot, however, quite to their premiss eforte resettle attendance, and for the Arm truss they bed to iscora • slight deficit. In he venerated 'Meeks to the Pt and the Committee ...

... of such questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of each large industry, such as the demobilisation of the Forces, the re-settlement of munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship. (especially where interrupted ...