... full points from the fixture it could hardly be said that they showed winning form of the most impressive kind. Generally speaking, two poor teams were on view, and the most which could be said in Arbroath’s favour was that they had the bulk of the pressure ...

... otlier true and songs had been riven Mr W. R. Green's ,rty, the ( - Melt tin kept up the tradition., of such Societies by speaking first in Gaelic and then i'. wore modern language. Its alluded to Shelia' Macmaster Campbell's reference to Cac•ic Continuation ...

... numbers a ranging in price from a couple to ten or fifteen pounds, and equ in cut, style, material and colour Generally ‘speaking, these dres ceedingly simple in style, man; giving a really noticeable features are the waist in the normal position, and ...

... jerk. If the trigger is released immediately after the breath is exhaled the risk of camera will be minimised. Generally speaking it is not possible to hold a camera still a: arm's length, nor immediately after running or walking very fast. There are ...

... TO-DAY. 1/3 — 2/11 HABIT. From Your REXALL CHEMIST. JA JACK, High Street. Phone No. 82. ALKER'S splendid reputation for Meat speaks for itself. Once tried al ways purchased. Sausages a speciality ind Cut Meat Pies; also Braised Beef, and our 0’ the Port ...

... of Crown Church, and prior to that minister of St Andrew's Church. Auchterarder. Dr Black mid it would be idle for him to speak to them of William Todd or his work. Literally they themselves were his work, and he could tell them how Mr Todd loved the ...

... been badly hit by electricity. but this was quite erroneous, as the consumption of gas was steadily increasing. lie could speak with authority on this question. as he was one of three persona appointed by the Board of Trade, tailed Gas Referees. who carried ...

... very dangerous thing for him to do. Message boys on cycles ran too many risks with regard to people on the streets, not to speak of the risk to themselves, and he would make an example of accused by imposing a fine of five shillings. BAND CONCERT.—An ...

... flour well all over, and put into an enamel dish and bake for about an hour and a quarter in a moderate oven. Mr A. J, , speaking at Glasgow, said that when he read the various pam- phiets of their Cabinet Ministers and the promises of the Trade Union ...

... of respect. At the close of his sermon Mr Cuthill paid the following tributes to the deceased:— Last Sunday morning, in speaking upon the phrase from the 121st Psalm, • thy going out and coming in,' I referred to the dangers that sometimes lurk around ...

... SCOTTISH UNDER SECRETARY AND AGRICULTURE DIFFICULTIES OF FARMERS. Mr Toni Johnston, M.P.. Under Secretory of State for Scotland, speaking at the National Farmers Union of tieettsad diner in Stirling on Thantlay on the exceptional diffitultie.. which. he said ...

... scheme now psi:needing in the daily papers in England and Scotto's! would have a great effect on the itimumption of potatoes. Speaking for the whole.alers, Mr Ill'Enight Cowper, Edinburgh. remarked that they of the trade were willing to moist any scheme that ...