... AA Speaking to motoring journalists Mr Olaf Lambert Director General of the A A revealed that the Association’s chairman Lord Erroll had asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer to reduce the VAT on petrol from 15 to 10 per cent in his Budget Said Mr Lambert: ...

... THE DRAINAGE OF ERROL. Tex Committee of the Perth District Committee empowered to carry out • drainage whew for Errol hare agreed to asit the County Council to arrange • loan to meet the eapital expenditure, which is estimated at £3OOO. Sir William Ogilvy ...

... AIRE.TINO AT ERROL. ON Wedneaday night. Mr Graham addremed a In the Errol. To r e chair W4l OCCUpird by Mr J M. Drummond od Meggine h, and be was by Bir Jam* liiehandann, Bart , Pitfonr ; Dr Graham ; Mows thelglieh, Kinmont. and Clark. The in the course ...

... orriptioes. - - - Mr Hardie. Errol. Drooped the motion. J .W . Wylie ' moved the previous suer tins. Mr W. Wilson. Mid-Strathy, amended. Mr Graham. Mains of Ardargie, mowed in favour of the recoanneitdatios of the Dire.- tors, that the work of the Society ...

... almost continuously from 1801 until 1827. In the same way Lord Haldane is the =grandnephew of Lord Eldon's brother, Stowell, who wets the greatest Englidi nuthoritv in his time on International Law. Lord Iliklana's father was the younger brother dif Alesnnder ...

... LORD MORAY IN DANGER. ERROL MOTORIST FINED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING. A. a sequel to a motor ear accident which or. coned on the Dundee mod near to the West Lodge of %infant= Castle is the lbcginaing of December last. Archibald Charles Mather, Irehmichael ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF LORD FARINGDON'S SON. The Hon. Alley. Puleston Henderson, son of Lord Isringdon of thenalniond, died suddenly on Monday morning while out with a pliemiant shooting pally at Black Park, near Pialiner. Bucks. party had plat taken port in ...

... me—namely, the word have into had, and apply the expression to Lord Hartington. (Cheers.) I don't think any greater misfortune haa happened to this country than this, that a man like Lord Hartington, whom we all respected. is ' now found to have been ...

... EARN HERALD, SATURT' TURDAY, JUNJ AN ERROL BREACH OF PROMIBZ 0 A 8 B. pun NUTT NOM 'Nur IF BAIL. A DITNIIIIIO ACTION. OP Owe a Ye Perth Nevis. rostra a • seer Wesel the It eased dipped IL renew oedema Mess ..a be peen. MI It but Ow Ire .1 h sem M ...

... by thu ON Saturday the funeral of Lord Kinnaird took erseand was one of the largest ever seen in the of Cowrie. It was attended by all the dignitaries of the district, and by the officials of the city and county of Perth. understand that Dr Wlntyre, oflliam ...

... tCri c Journal, Friday, .7an: ary ii , 184 DEATH OF LORD-PROVOST MAC' RIO, PERTH. LT is with much regret that we have to announce that Mr Jolts MAcLEisii, Lord-Provost of Perth, died on Wednesday, shortly after ten A.m., at his residence in Barossa Place ...

... LORD TITLLIBARDINE'S CRITICISM OF THE INSURANCE ACT. RECORD A BAD ONE. addreared • largely-attend- ed political meeting at Alyth on Wednesday night, and devoted his speech to a criticism of the Insurance Act. Sir James Ramsay of llama presided. Lord ...