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... there is no Election in February, every Saturday night from mid-January there will be a party broadcast. Mr Churchill is to speak on January 21st and Mr Attlee a week later. Whether a political broadcast nearly every Saturday night from mid-January to the ...
... Provost and obey the Magistrates. For my part I am very happy to have defender of his stature. For the Magistrates, I cannot speak, as I do not know what their lawful commands might be, but I would ask Mr Maclay to take heed of an incident which took place ...
... impertinence on my part to talk to citizens of Arbroath of the merits of their civic leaders. Nevertheless may I say—and I speak with knowledge which comes from the very close contact on local and national affairs which I, as M.P., am delighted to have ...
... left the field for good. The ensuing ten-a-side fight wa,s not without a certain amount of thrillsand spills—but generally speaking football skill and science were sacrificed for kick and rush methods that got neither team very far. It would indeed be difficult ...
... of the life of the town which in the course of my duties I have come to know well. There is much more which I would like to speak. The strong sense of community which manifests itself in a great variety of activities—a most active Rotary Club, the Dramatic ...
... (dealing with attendance, defaulters, exemptions, free boots, meals, clothing, etc.) ; Property, and' Continuation Classes. Speaking for the minority, ex-Provost J. W. Keith, Carnoustie, said that with such a widely-scattered area to serve, there was a danger ...
... patients, but a set had been procured through the good offices of Mr Hugh Fraser and the staff of Seymour Radio Products. Speaking of the library service provided by the Citizen Rover Crew, Mr T. Gordon Stewart stated that up to December 1500 bo°iks had ...
... MORE LOCAL RULE WANTED Speaking in Forfar, Captain J. A. L. Duncan, prospective Liberal-Unionist candidate for South Angus, said the policy of his party was to stop nationalisation and to denationalise wherever possible. This would reduce the cost of ...
... the scant justice that has been meted out to her during that time. The Socialist record for these five years will, no doubt, speak with greater emphasis than any Election manifesto will, even if carefully prepared for Scottish consumption. The Scots have ...
... corner should be preserved very much as it is. It is an ideal spot for recreation of old and young, and I really think I speak for a very large number of my fellow-Arbroathians when I say it is fine as it is.—Yours, etc., WHAT’S IN A NAME? (To The Editor ...
... himself is numbered amongst the most famous Scotsmen of all time. Now, there was another famous Scotsman who I would like to speak to you about at this time when there are (being held in every town and village, Nichts wi’ Robert Burns.” The other famous ...
... Montrose on Monday night it was not possible to develop the countryside and towns owing to restrictions front Whitehall. He was speaking at a political quiz organised by North Angus and Mearns Liberal Association. Others taking part were Messrs J. J. Stodart ...