... Lord. Privy that the Government was fully alive to its dustry to responsibilities, and he appealed to in- Mr L. 8. Amery, speaking in the Edg- baston Division of Birmingham, said that none of the schemes with which Mr Thomas had been playing, even if they ...

... Agriculture, and these other bodies sink their differences and amalga- mate in one strong and united body so that they could speak with one voice and do all they could for agriculture in Scotland ? On the question of unemployment, he said that the Socialist ...

... traditions of the trade; every jol: guaranteed.—Buick. Watchmaker, 2% Dishland ALKER'S splendid reputation for Butcher \ Meat speaks for itself. Once tried ai MALL Chest of Drawers; Dressing Chest: Lac Cycle; Parlour Table. Wool and Spring tresses: Wood Bedsteads ...

... best performances principals, William V. Mong, Blue Wash- portrayals. ington, and Jackie Combs give splendid Duke of York, speaking at the ban- quet of the Industrial Welfare Society in London, appealed to British industry to review its methods of works ...

... in the £1; and two-thirds of the men would be unemployed. A state of absolute ruination was facing them. Mr A. B. Oswald, speaking as a repre- sentative of the Scottish Central Branch of the National Farriers’ and Blacksmiths’ Association, said he felt ...

... attendance.. The speaker was the Rev. Andrew M‘Nab, Burntisland, who was a in Singapore for about fifteen years. Mr M‘Nab, speaking from the text, ‘‘ Son, go work in my vineyard,” referred to th e sionary’s life. different phases of the foreign mis- Mr ...

... cock-crow—a night business often—and, as he said, ‘the to hour. steer clear of keepers’’ at that early { cannot venture to speak of our old friend’s deep and wide knowledge of the natural life of our neighbourhood, but any reader of ** Parish Patches or ...

... being that of Mr J. E. Fenton, Dunferm. line, And the cost £901 12s 2d. The recommendation was approved. Su Herbert Samuel, speaking at Haver- hill, said the new Protectionist policy which had made its appearance disguised under the name of Empire Free Trade ...

... keenest prices; also Fresh Country Eggs.— G 15 Keptie Street and 23 Millgate ALKER'S splendid reputation for Butcher Meat speaks for itself. Once tried al ways purchased. Sausages a speciality. Steak and Cut Meat Pies; also Braised Beef, and our own make ...

... prominence the position of a director of any leading club brings in its train. Our football directors to-day are, generally speaking, men who make great sacrifices, and who have an intense love for the game. It can be said quite can- didly, and without fear ...

... individual in this country—What were they doing in the cam- paign to uphold the banner of God? She had heard various people speak of Russia, and whereas some said that Moscow was flourishing, others said that it was not. But she had no doubt on one point ...

... ure it was a glorious success. The Church was not dead it was never more alive than it was to-day The Rev. T. D. Meredith, speaking for the assistants, said that there had been a baker’s dozen” of them under Mr Cuthiil Personally, he looked back on his ...