... —was 305 for the Government, 284 against. It was the sixth vote of confidence since the Assembly began discussing the Budget- party of Dunfermline boys first-footed with a bottle of milk each. « A soprano CAe 8. B.C. broadcast sang of LOCK Lomond. Perth ...

... Blairgowrie. Entries for the 17 classes came from places far apart as Buckinghamshire, Lanarkshire, Glasgow, and Aberdeen. A large party of fanciers travelled from Aberdeen. Judges were: —Messrs H. D. Marr, Brechin: J Low, Dairsie; P. Slater. Kirkcaldy; J. Craig ...

... Privately, in nice tenement. 2-Roomed HOUSE Ground Floor. Early entry. Ass. Rent, £15 2s. Feu- Duty, 17s 6d per annum. Further parties. from and Offers to LICKLEY PROCTOR k BURNETT, 23 South Tay St., Dundee 25 COBDEN STREET. TWO-ROOMED DOUSE, EL., Tiled Grates ...

... 30 a.m. Monday, Jan 16—annual first sale Stock Seed Potatoes. Present entries embrace 625 tons of popular varieties. Full parties, in later advertisements. Sale at 1.30 p.m. —SCOTT GRAHAM, Ltd , Auctioneers. . SEASONABLE. Hornsby Double Band Straw Trussers; ...

... tight the series of by-elections created by the New Year honours. After all, it would be a tine morale-builder for the Labour party to tight and win half dozen by-elections just before General Election comes along, even if they are Socialist certainties. ...

... ing carols When watches showed 1950 had arrived was celebrated in old-fashioned style. The weather was clear. Some of the party are staying out on the mountains until to-day. They are equipped with arctic tents. ...

... promotion. writing, slating age,, apprenticeship. 'Mifl (pastry) req. for Brighton, Sussex; accom. can be arranged. For full parties. J. Hunter, c/o 32d Ruthven Ave., Crieff A !nj'' ert b, P wtd. lor C.A. office in town. Box 290. (married) wtd., now or when ...

... to find enough work to Parliament going into midsummer. , .1 ho present uncertainty is bad statesman 4 P * s not even &°°d party politics. ar directors who hesitate drawing i* a y .plans until they know the political ment 0n our next ve y ear Govern;_y°w ...

... Another man, sitting beside the driver, was unaffected. Late last night the ladies were stated be quite comfortable. The party were visiting friends in Forfar, Mr and Mrs Wells, Stag Hotel. ...

... ALL Parties having CLAIMS against the late JAMES HENRY HAY, Dealer in Antiques, 89to Ann St. and 53 Nelson St., Dundee, and who resided at 20a Caldrum St., Dundee, are requested to lodge the tame with within Ten Days from this date, and all Parties INDEBTED ...

... M'Naught, Till, and Maule. It was learned after the game that Bert Aitken was suffering from concussion. He was not in the party of 18 players who left Bayview for Dumfries last night. EAST FlFE—Niven. Stewart; Philp, Finlay, G. Aitken; Gardiner, R. Aitken ...

... son of the owner of the car, Joseph Sharp, taxi hirer. The taxi was near St Leonard's Hostel, travelling from Rosvth, when a party of first-footers, arm-in-arm, stretched themselves across the road. When the car came-to rest, after swerving into the cycle ...