... Paul’s Church, Redhill, Surrey, by the Rev. P. B. Hawkrldge, M.A., Alexander,* eldest son of and Mrs M'Lellan, Cossnair,’’ Prince Albert Square, Earlswood. Surrey, to Edith Mary, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Cox, Cally Lodge.'’ Gatehouse. MACPHAIL—LEARMONT ...

... state of efficiency. The bell which he was about to present to the corps was on board one of _ the Channel steamers, the Prince Albert, which was mined in the North Sea. It was thought that there was no prospect of salvage, but, as he was then representing ...

... charge of the wards of the late Sir William Mac Ewen in the Western Infirmary. Glasgow. An urgent message was received that Prince Albert (the present King) was ill with appendicitis at Scapa Flow 7 , and Sir William was asked to speed north. Taking Miss Douglas ...

... brother, Mr John Wilson, associated with him in the family business, and his sisters, Mrs J. Swan, Dumfries, and Mrs Graham, Prince Albert, Canada. ...

... for planting in small gardens, and went on to say that the well-known Cox’s Orange Pippin, Bramley Seeding, and Lane’s Prince Albert apples were almost self-fertile.” This should have been self-steril'\ for these varieties must be planted with others which ...

... and Laxton’s Superb; culinary varieties in order of ripening—Golden Spire, Ecklinville Seedling, Early Victoria, Lane’s Prince Albert, and Monarch. PRICE OF MILK FOR OCTOBER. The Scottish Milk Marketing Board determined the average price payable in respect ...

... known to flower at about the same time in spring, are the well-known Cox’s Orange Pippin, Bramley Seedling, and Lane’s Prince Albert. Similarly the famous pear, Doyenne du Comice, is self-sterile, as are very many of the cherry varieties now listed in ...

... the first unit the Eighth Army to enter Tripoli. They preceded men the 51st (Highland) Division by minutes. The 11th (Prince Albert’s Own) Hussars became an armoured car unit in 1928 after a distinguished career extending over two centuries as a corps ...