... long at this weird and arrogant prophecy so ludieruously reversed. Among other acts of :expiation necessary and just to he exacted from a cvnsriencrless and misguided people one would suggest the compulsory n•-peroast by every loan, woman. end in Germany ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and former attractions which rendered existence tolerable are no longer the conShiatimes which give a zest to existent People have tunic to entertain the idea that the outlook conditioned by a particular degree of affluence is not just the standpoint ...

... likely to go to the' poll, and the principle of the alternative vote was eliminated from the Reform Act, there is *0 safeguard against minority representations. Public opinion undoubtedly far from being convinced the wisdom of forcing a General Election in ...

... Police Court on Tuesday five shillings fur allowing (.-hininey to —o on tire, ten shillings for a contravention of the Police Act, and fifteen shillings for drunkenness and breach of the peace. and Mrs Alexander Smith. Millar St., Carnoustie, natives Inverkeilor ...