... both the Lerwick congregations in connection with Women's Foreign Missions was held in 8t Ringan's Church, on Wednesday evening of last week. Mrs Forgan, Vice-President of the central committee for Women's Foreign Missions, who has been in Shetland for ...

... be only two-thirds the length of one charted from West to East. Major-General Sir Henry Hugh Tudor, who commanded the police auxiliari force in lreland known as the “Black and Tans ” in 1920, has been g‘unwd a temporary commission in the Royal Air Force ...

... Local and District News. Savaios Awmy Harvest Fesiivan. — The amount collected by the local corps of the Salvation Army for their self-denial week in Lerwick amounted to £9l 10s—an advance of £5 5s on the festival collection last year. Lavrexsox & Co ...

... died from malarial fever and was buried at sea. ’ Major W. S. Blackman, Royal Marines, who has died at Plymouth, joined the corps as a bo{ in 1870, and fought in the Ashanti and Zulu wars. Mr. George H. Bushnell, senior assistant librarian of the University ...

... joined the West Lothian Police Force mm‘;. and is stationed at South Queensferry. In doing so Mr Gray is following a family tradition. His father is a member of the Lerwick Constabulory, and his uncle is serving with the County Police, while two of iiu father's ...

... UxeupLoYMEST. —The number of unemployed on the register at the Lerwick Labour Exchange on Monday was 118 men, one boy, 22 women and two girls, a total of 143, and an increase as compared with the previous week of six. ; Deap PigeoN Fousp, — Miss M. J ...

... among* the fisher people, and the eflort put forward by them 1s worthy of generous public support. On this occasion, the Corps will be visited by Major and Mrs Salisbury, the newly-appointed Commissioners for the North East of Scotland. It is hoped that ...