... back to power with a record vote from the. people of this country. Personally, he stood for terms which would mean full restoration and reparation to our Allies, and for indemnity which would teach the German people that it was not for them, or any others ...

... In the early part of this year large numbers of women munition workers were discharged and factories closed down. To many people it seemed a short-sighted policy in view of the impending great German offensive on the western front, and it has proved. ...

... was concerned, agree to let the people of Hontrose be charged more than the people in Ferryden. There was no use saying that Lord Rhona& was making a fresh decision; some of these gentlemen were making representations to him. but what Lord Rhondda might ...

... Scotsmen—Mr Balfour, Sir Eric Geddes, Marshal Haig, and Admiral Wemyss. Scotland inclined to consider herself slighted when people in high places speak “England” when they’mean the United Kingdom.” The war has furnished story of a Scottish soldier which ...

... arranged, while overhead wee the appeal— Montrose Tank Bank—invest Now and Help to End the War. This, together with a fine representation of the Tank immediately underneath, was illuminated in the evening, while round the arches were miniature electric lights ...

... plenty of buyers, which fact goes to show that heritable property is not a dubious speculation. Most people will agree that Montrose Town Council acted prudently in their treatment of the application by the Burgh Surveyor and Sanitary Inspector for an ...

... our army liases in France. Shortly after quitting the city they had an interesting instance of the quick-wittedness of the people. At fork in the road they were proceeding to take the right when there came from house door voice saying in Knglish—” Monsieur ...

... members the Royal Air l-'orce and other leading artistes front the district. The Register of Voters under the Representation of the I’cople Act, 191S, to be made up in street order, and not in the alphalietical order of names as suggested by the Provost’s ...

... did not agree with, tins who said that, there were intelligent, superfine people who would not stand the hurly-burly, the rough and tumble of a popular election, but who might act on the polite invitation of the Comity Council in regard to educational matters ...

... He said strongly supported the retention of the 1920 Act, and also held that the present restrictions should be maintained during the period of demobilisation. to prohibition, they had the 1920 Act the most hopefnl channel—at least in Scotland—for the ...

... the submarine warfare was then on. There must some reason for the change, which would be unfolded later. The people of this country as a people bad accepted the peace proposals, but the Governments Governments had not accepted them. Lord Lansdowne had ...

... oompreheoded •Il the information W onside men and women voter* to codentand exactly their position in relation the Representation of the People's Act, 1918 Menu.. P2Oll Hui Donors HAl , i—Mr W. J. Rollo, memory of Cumber of Gum verse, has received the following ...