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... NOT SPEAKING Ross. in evidence. said Mr Purvis sug• seated ho should purchase the rifle. The butt was too long. and Purvis had cut off half an inch with Rom assisting. That was in October. 1950. After the agreement had been signed this year Roes and Purvis ...
... WOULD NOT SPEAK Miss Curs said she had seen the child in the street with the aunt, Mrs Fetter+. She tried to speak to the child, but she would not speak to her. The child never spoke when she was with any other relatives. It her brother was given custody ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING Beatrice Fisher F.L.C.M. 83 Princes Street; or Tel. NEW 1798 GLASGOW. Allarton Hotcl, now extended. is able to welcome extra guests.-32 Laurel Street. Glasgow, W.I. Phone West 1780. ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING Beatrice Fisher F.L.C.M. 83 Princes Street; or Tel. NEW 1798 ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING Beatrice Fisher F.L.C.M. 83 Princes Street; or Tel. NEW 1798 P.I. Rifle Club at Top of League The PI Rifle Club's A team are at the top of the Angus and Mearns League and have been beaten only once this season. Though defeated a fortnight ...
... HAIG SPEAKS After 34 years, the secret diaries of Field-Marshal Earl Haig have been released for publication and the Daily Mail has secured exclusive rights to print extracts from these illuminating documents before their appearance in book form. Of historic ...
... Children To Speak Correctly ...
... PUBLIC-SPEAKING COMPETITION Junior Unionists from West Edinburgh won the final of the Spencer-Nairn public speaking competition. run by the eastern area of the Scottish Junior Unionists, in Perth on Satu'rda. Five teams took part. and North Angus and ...
... THE DIALECT WE SPEAK (2) Language of the Ferryden Fisherfolk this second part of a talk by Mr Charles “ardiner to The Montrose Soeiety. he recalls some of the words in common usk. when Ferryden was a thriving fishing village. The vocabulary of the Scots ...
... The Dialect We Speak This is the fifth and second last part of the paper given bt Mr C. Ciardincr. M. at last month's meeting of The Montrose Society. Recalling that he had already quoted some very expressive names for fish. Mr Gardiner went on to add ...
... THE DIALECT WE SPEAK Mr Gardiner Describes Its Peculiarities At Montrose Society Meeting THE first fruits of a study of the Montrose dialeet wen. g►ven by Mr Charles Gardiner. M.A., to The Montrose Society nt their meeting on Monday. Mr Gardiner, who ...
... PROVOST SPEAKS AT YOUNG LIBERAL MEETING Provost William Johnston was the speaker at a meeting of the Montrose Young Liberal Association in the Links House Hotel on Tuesday. His talk was on the running and functions of local government. ...