... motor tar drove us to Cardigan House, which is close by here. Mrs Lloyd George first of all met us at the motor, and told us the motor was from now to be for the use of the sick and wounded of the South African Mutilate!. At Cardigan House we had tea. 'then ...

... gouda increatie the effect Use admiration. LUlLtrious carpets and rugs with geode in bags, purse., and awl like, shop of Mr John Lamb, Ifutcher, will and the niagneivent revenue which had been by the Y.M.C.A. during the war, I sty messiest.. Mr James Sheplited ...

... Great War. John Devlin, formerly of Arbroath Poorhouse, and old-time Maroon footballei, one of a team of Caledonian bowlers touring the west of Scotland this week. Mr Devlin is governor of Dunfermline Poorhouse. Rev. K. T. Thomson, Brechin, and John L. Kea ...