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... birth-right Nurses Honoured— At the general meeting of lalkirk Memorial Nursing Association alkirk under the chairmanship of Mr J Symington Quig Mrs George Kerr LLD JP lidinburgh on behalf of the subscribers presented Nurse Macpherson and Nurse Runciman ...
... towards the end of November Sunderland has been invaded by Scottish herring Jshcrmen in search of work in the mercantile marine service The migration usually’ lasts anout two months and the men who take part in it are nearly always from that part of the coast ...
... 4A0-6I5— rom London 60— Religion Service from a OllIU roni Bulletin Epilogue ABERDEEN “2BD” (301 Metres- 1015- 1030— rom Daventry 110-120-Gramophone Record 240— 120 -See Glasgow LONDON AND DAVENTRY 1015— Daily Service 1030- Time Signal and Weather 1045— ...
... a voluntary basis of certain of the children involved in the dispute lie pointed out that in the evidence the Rev David M’Queen of Paisley (formerly of Bellshill ) had stated that in his opinion the parents were deeply concerned with the education of ...
... 1919 he went to India to command the 2nd East Yorkshire Regiment lie retired from military service some time later Col Mathers enjoys great confidence ami respect in military circles in Scotland and he is looked upon as the best man available for his present ...
... I’li-on 11 QUEEN’S PARK OOTBALL CLUB LTDxMeNTEUR INTERNATIONAL an Maeki-nxle J T -iuipsien lid D H Ang and J Reid W recbatm and1 1 failed in the fund The will Inr-pttsiiion with a Tuition last night (if couisc had the audiem-e-t he Imperial Toliaec took ...
... his mother who was Mi's Daisy Cornwallis-West He was christened in the Chnpel Royal St James's Palace with King Edward Queen Alexandra as godparents received his education in English schools and for a time worked in a London bank So lie may be regarded ...
... the messages nf ion were those of the Queen ami Princess The memorial service organi-ml by the the British of ield M irslial 111 Dryburgh Abbey yesterday afternoon vv hen there was largo representation of ex-Service men from all the branches in the area ...
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... place of fiddle which did not then exist, it s tho bcgplp“ that that Emperor played wbe watc ed the Imperial City burning. pos thea, as now, & military instrument, Jot Jater it became 150 a Church instrument e solemn drone being quite in keeping gith some ...
... humblest private getting his full measure of justice At this time of writing we have not done booing the Germans for killing Nurse Cavell But the crowning example of hypocrisy was when the Unknown Soldier wag buried in Westminster Abbey where the Generals ...
... operated a valve The Queen allowed water to enter a lig bathing pool in the Central Hall which will Be known as the “Queen's Hall'’ in memory of the occasion Sir Arthur Stanley vice-chairman of the Red Cross Society presented the Queen with a miniature replica ...