... Mr Boothby to Speak At —— We are informed that Flight-Lieutenant Robert Boothby, M.P., ‘has receiveq many communications. from - constituents, enquiring as to his views on the progress of the war. Bk g As will be seen from an'advertisement on pago 1 of ...

... Mrs Thatcher Speaks “The Minister (Mr Silkin) should learn that you don’t feed a country by ruining its farmers”. This is what Tory leader Mrs Margaret Thatcher told the Farmers’ Union members at their annual dinner in London. And she went on to add “Ruin ...

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... Longside and the rest—and speak London as a nice little place, but somewhat remote. Even when visiting small towns, such as the Broch or Turra, a Longside peison affects a supercilious expression, which is not pleasant to the beholders. It is true that ...

... LORD SALISBURY SPEAKS. Lord Salisbury opened new Conservative working man’s club at Preston on Tuesday and in the evening addressed a great public meeting. Speaking on the latter occasion he expressed regret that Parliament before it rose had not had ...

... VERY PLAIN SPEAKING. The Peterhead Town Council met on Friday evening for the purpose of electing bailies and filling up the other vacant offices, the sodomnt lasting for two hours and being at times of a very lively and even heated description. Provost ...

... LORD BEACONSFIELD SPEAKS. Monday was Lord Mayor’s day London, and tho state procession to Westminster was earned out iu the customary fashiou. tho evening the Lord Mayor, Sir Francis Tmscott, entertained distiognishod company, including H«r Majesty’s ...

... PETERHEAD. CLOTHES THAT SPEAK Telepbone-10S Some Clothes can almost be said to shout, they aro so loud. Other Clothes seem to whisper the word commonplace every time one posses them, but the Clothes we make neither shout nor whisper, yet they always ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. TiiK first meeting of the newly constituted Petert.oa.l Parish School Board ho,d .y* s, & af '' noon. Mr Thomas Mackie, returning othcer, pteeided the outset and laid the table list of the members of tho now Board. He announced ...

... FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. From the correspondence which we publish to-day the public will be able to see for themselves how inept and pointloss is the charge of “bungling” which has been levelled at the authoritics of Peterhead by Mr John Watt ...

... BROADCASTER SPEAKS WITH CANDOUR THE speaker at this week’s meeting of the Peterhead Rotary Club was the distinguished radio and ‘television broadcaster, Gerry Davis. ‘Gerry trained as a pharmacist but turned to acting for a short time before venturing ...

... priesthood, of any religion in the world, yet in the matter of sermonizing and public speaking, there in a lack —probably owing to the fact that they have never learned to speak in public, never studied elocution at all, and with very few exceptions have been ...