... Institution in Glasgow for many years. -He served in France as an ophthalmic specialist with a general hospital in the first World War and while still on active service he held the- position of Surgeon to the Royal Victoria Eye Infirmary, Paisley. This was ...

... powers might be, would Prove an economic disaster to us. There were people, for example the farmers, who thought that the subsidies which they got for growing this or that ¢rop, were paid out of England into Scotland. There were people who thought that the ...

... and She complains the room temperatures Seaman Grant met at a dance in England. | here are “ter-r-ribly war-r-rm”. In Scot- His ship was docked at Torquay on the | land, she was used to fireplaces in every fashionable English Riviera, where Moira room, ...

... and in the United States, One of 'hese American destroyers, USS Buchanan | was renamed H.M.S. Campbeltown, and rendered very useful service as a unit of the Royal Navy. “The fi ing days of these ships are over, and the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty ...

... started his banking career with the Bute Savings Bank, then went to England where, for many years, he was on the staff of the National Provident Bank in London, and the north of England. Latterly ge \:{/as on the staff of Aberdeen Savings ank. . ...

... manoeuvres in various parts of the world. She left P}he U.E. onw::fid Ml.flayslnd arrived at ymouth on y. Since that time she has visited Bremerhaven, Germany; Aberdeen and Edinburgh; Portsmouth and Portland, England, and now, she has returned to Scottish ...