... We cannot forget them, we loved them too dearly For their memory to fade from our hearts like a dream: Our lips need not speak when our hearts mourn sincerely. And our thoughts often dwell on the days that have been. In the shelter of Thy Sacred Heart ...

... in. 1937, and graduated M.A. at Glasgow in 1928. Until last General Election was a teacher in Alan Glen's School, Glasgow. Speaks with authority, acquired by personal experience, on problems in the mining areas in Lanarkshire. Hope, Lord John (C.) Pentlands ...

... Dennison told our reporter that he had left the place only ten minutes before and was on his way back again when he stopped to speak to an acquaintance lie then observed smoke rising and realised that part of his premises were ablaze. lle quickly ascertained ...

... and Ex-Commandant Kenneth Alexander, for 25 years' service, and to Thomas Cullen for 15 years' service, and said he could speak from personal experience of the work of each of these members of the Section. During the evening the company was entertained ...

... Academy is his only monument. To quote the words of the Rev. David Graham, who wrote of John Newland: Though dead, he lives and speaks to us in this pile of buildings—not in the stone and lime merely, but in the influence which the institution has had in moulding ...

... ever near, Still loved, still missed and ever dear. —lnserted by loving daughter Phamie, Dundee. We loved you so much and speak of you often. God bless you, dear panda, you are not forgotten. —lnserted t-y graad-daughters Helen and Cathie. Dundee. SIMPSON ...

... Southfield. Slamannan, a daughter. my who son Bridge- memory of Japan- hands. sth March. 1943 . Se loved you so much and speak of you often. God bless you. dear son, you are not forgotten. —lnserted by father and mother and brother. 31 Broomyknowe Drive ...

... Surveyor. hour. Let them face their task to- Preaching from a text in Ephes- day so that future generations would' iaus, I speak concerning Christ, thank God for the way they perform- His Church, Mr Thom said he felt ed it and say of us that was their ...

... principal expert witness for the pursuers, Mr Hinshelwood, a Mineral Valuer in the Inland Revenue Dept., was in a position to speak to the mineral conditions in Batbgate and, in particular, the Balbardie House area, and also to the conditions in the adjacent ...

... approach to that problem but, he emphasised, without the assistance of the congregation their endeavours would be of uo avail. Speaking of Mr Sutherland, Mr Cullen mentioned that he was a non of the Manse and during the recent war had served in the ranks. Loud ...

... males 1.9%, femalee 1.5%. totalling 1.8%. Yet He Remains a Socialist.—Mr R. A. 8. Crossman, Socialist M.P. for Coventry East, speaking at a meeting the Oxford University Labour Club said that he thanked Heaven that the motor car inrin•try was still under private ...

... Millar, in an informative and educative manner, dealt with Shakespeare's general writings as well as his tragedies and in speaking of the construction of the plays took Macbeth as an example. The address was listened to with rapt attention and at the ...