... A chat at the races. lhe Countess of Lansdowne and the Earl of Mansfield at the Perth Hunt races yesterday. ...

... When A Warder Chats To A Prisoner. * hep, \V- Prison officers of Officers 0 la - th ~t .||i' ||*' .on .ion. > only read our gr» -i'' i> find many thing;« icl'« r modern beliefs. nclln ~e ° p V prison service ar ...

... BAILIE HOLDS A QUIET CHAT Problem Hours Success Bailie J. -D. Hardie (Progressive Moderate, Ward VIII.) told Courier and Advertiser last night that his problem hours, which he had been holding instead of meetings Dundee municipal election campaign ...

... H A LF-AN-HOUR'S CHAT r Dimbleby spent about balf•an-hour with each person discussing their occupations and special interests. The actual recording which followed lasted only two or three minutes, at the end the person interviewed was asked to select ...

... COST OF A CHAT DRIVER HAD NO THOUGHT FOB OTHERS Terence Cairns McCluskey, van salesman, 19 Balunie Place, Dundee, was fined £2 with the option of 20 days' imprisonment at Montrose police court on Monday. He was charged with allowing a motor van to stand ...

... The “laird” has a chat a S» •^*«i i y • • •\ig I '' ! ; » -• i : / - ...

... 1G CHAT I was introduced the other day to a Dundonlan on holiday from Hong Kong. Knowing that place from experience as I do, we had, an interesting chat. Hong Kong has gone through considerable vicissitudes since I was there. but it can be said that the ...

... Chats with the Doctor Among the minor maladies of lite one of the moat annoying, and even dimtressirtg, is that of hiccup. For Rome unaccountable reason, no comedian, ham or otherwise. appears to have a complete repertoire unless he has a hiccup act ...

... A CHAT BETWEEN SCENES Mclntosh Rattray, have a brief respite. • , ,‘• 44‘.. • , / • • s' 4 • • —4irt ‘• Stage Manager, Eric K._Durston,_ and Wardrobe Mistress, Mrs I. ...

... Arb►oath Chat Arbrooth;;rn ono shot at Hil!crest on Saturday but beat Maryfield by 24 shots at Dishlandhill ou Wednesday. There WOK a four rink match on Thursday at Arbroath with Barnhill. Details:— HMI-rest. .lrbreei th. J. Stirling R. taker It Smart ...

... hope the English climate has not made them ill, said the Duke with a smile. Mrs Chaplin replied: No; they are enjoying their visit here immensely. The Queen wore black and white, with a diamond tiara and earrings. Princess Margaret was also in black ...

... Women’s chat, but man had last word Radio listeners eavesdropped yesterday on a friendly telephone chat between two women. Their conversation was clearly heard on the 8.8.C. Children’s Hour broadcast in the Home Service. The clashing of the radio waves ...