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... THE GREAT BOOT SALE e e t————a————————y One of the Glasgow Sunday papers had the Declaration of the ginp I'ein Conven. gua following o AL (he meeting Jheld on tion in Dublin, 1917, with President Deg Baturday night of LAJ&'nan'lg «‘em,t‘.“ Valera ...
... of English methods his success is assured. JAMES M'MULLAN. M'Mullan, -the Scottish International, played for Maidstone against Margate in a Kent League match. Throughout he played very quiet game, and did not appear to exert himself until the latter part ...
... city lawyer gave a The Oldest British General — I lecture the other day to a local Jewi s h By the death of General Henry Kent. Literary Society on the Jew in Law.' Sir George Higginson becomes the i the discussion which ensued one of loldest British ...
... SenfF and the Earl and Countess of Darnley are now being entertained there. Mrs Senff has also rented the Darnleys' place in Kent, and there she recently played hostess to her landlord and landlady in their own home! A CONSUMERS' STRIKE. There again talk ...
... The function was v.ited one of the beat held for many yeasa. the prizes. GOLDEN WILDDIM; —Mr and Mrs Wm. it6berteon, late of Anderaton District. Glasgow, celebrated their golden wedding at the Widence of their son-In-taw, Mr WinansrWatson. tson. 44a Main ...