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... picture will be showing in Falkirk during the k commencing 6th February, 19 50. “Silence!” she commanded. “You have no right to speak to me in that way! I forbid you! You may go, senor.” She watched him bow, turn, and leave without a word. And mingling with ...
... examples to young children; (e) to encourage the use of authorised adult patrols. It is vital that the Safety Move ment should speak with a united voice Towards that end, the Society has prepared a draft pro gramme for the guidance of local authorities. As ...
... pretend that Scottish -haracter to-day is all that it used ♦o be or all that it ought to be,” con- the Moderator Here I want speak with sympathy, remembering how in Scot'and, in other countries, many of 'he evils that we lament to-day are *he aftermath of ...
... give the first talk on the Scottish crafts. Topical to January is Robert Kemp’s talk on Burns’ Clarinda, in which he will speak about the poems which Burns wrote to Clarinda, and also those which Clarinda wrote to the poet. There is also light-hearted ...
... returned to Scotland to settle there, rhostly as peasants, sailors or shipwrights along the Clyde. NOT TRUE AGRICULTURISTS Speaking of farming—it looks as though Scotland would be well served by a little more of the Norwegian temperament. The Scots say ...
... and a en was on er ee *' by Government Deoartments The 1 angry. “Have you for private enterprise figures are pro you are speaking? visional.* and all the dignitv - England and Wales the number Ju the words. / ' houses provided during November moved forward ...
... its aim, to turn out good men, good citizens and good Christians, could not be bettered, said Major Malcolm Speir, M.C., speaking at the second annual reunion dinner, arranged by the Larbert and District Branch of the B.P. Guild of Old Scouts, held in ...
... beans, onions, tomatoes. But the extent to which this is desirable will depend upon the character of the soil. Generally speaking, the pre paration of a light soil can be left much nearer to spring-time than the preparation of a heavy clayey soil. With ...
... Hall Monday first, and to .the list of well-known persons will speak. Local speakers include Rev J. F. Bayne Bo’ness Old Kirk. J- McKenna; J. White. J. Grant and J. Riddle. Mr David H. Thomson. Ingleside. Grangemouth; who formerly resided at Woodlands ...
... 10th January. Lecturer J. C. elands, forme dy of New College, Edinburgh and Westminster College, Cambridge. Subject Pub’ic Speaking. BLACKRIDGEJ.P. SCHOOL - Mondays 7-30 p.m commencing 9th January Lecturer—DrC B. Childs, Depaitment of Natural Philosophy ...
... SPENCER LOCH (Prospective UNIONIST Candidate) will speak on UNIONIST PARTY POLICY Bothkennar Welfare Hall Wednesday first, 11th January at 7 p.m. You are invited—Come and ask questions. JOIN THE UNIONISTS ...
... SPENCER LOCH (Prospective UNIONIST Candidate) will speak on THE RIGHT ROAD FOR BRITAIN Maddiston Welfare Hall Friday first, 13th January at 8 p.m. All Welcome. Questions Invited. Join the Unionist Party ...