... January. Lecturer J. C. Neselends. formerly of New College. Edinburgh, and Westminster College. Cambridge. Subject Public Speaking. BLACKEIDGE J.S. SCHOOL.—Mondays at 7.30 p.m., commencing 9th January. Lecturer Dr. C. B. Childs, Department of Natural ...

... Sunday. S.M. Charles Marshall presided and introduced the speaker, Cubmaster Robt. Turner, who he said, was most suited to speak on the Scout Law, A Scout is a Friend to Animals, as the Wolf Cub movement is founded on many of Rudyard Kilping's jungle ...

... good work the same as in Blackburn. Dean Devitt. who was next to speak. told the company that his last visit to Blackburn was at the Silver Jubilee celebration, and here he was again, speaking to practically the same company. He outlined the Holy Year. which ...

... them in passionate living language, or who rings forth their protests and complaints that all the world must hear—one who speaks for the soul of a people. Such a poet was Burns and no nation surely had been so favoured by having such a poet as Scotland ...

... bye-election that may occur before March of next year. No doubt you're wondering where you can see the lists. Well, generally speaking, they are on view at local authority offices, public libraries and some main post offices. Wben you to inspect them you will ...

... •' but how the arose can only be guessed. They must have been in existence fur over 70 years, and If only the bricks could speak, they could tell an Interesting tale of the early days of the shale-oil industry and of the rise and fall of Uphill Worts. ...

... opening and closing hymn. (2), J. Walker, W. Andersou, J. C.Y.M.S. AND COMMUNISM. , Phillip, I. Mcßobbie, R. Shields, Mrs Speaking to an audience of members. W, 3. Cunningham and Miss L. Cunassociate members and friends of the ningham. A hearty vote of ...

... quarters and were, in effect, removed from the she had asked Mr McPhie, the Camp local community for such things as Manager, to speak to the boys conyouth organisations and the home cerned. The Clerk further stated that was not easily accessible to a town along ...

... considerable alteration in the basic rate of salary and raised the question of office and housing accommodation. Generally speaking, the Finance Committee took a rather serious view of this request after he had accepted the conditions in the advertisement ...

... hear Mr D. C. Neillands, advocate, Edinburgh Branch, Scottish Convention, and Rev. Mr Howieson, of West Coates Parish Church, speak on the Scottish Covenant at the meeting of tiphall South Church Men's Club last Thursday. Mr Neillands briefly outlined the ...

... Exchange for his dear old friend, Hugh Friel, who was a very fine Scottish tenor. Proceeding, Mr Down said he proposed to speak to them not so much about Robert Burns as about some of his biographers, to which he had devoted an extensive study in 1912 ...

... officialdom and officials with various titles, such as a rat catcher masquerading under the name of a pest control officer. After speaking in humorous vein Mr Henderson sail as a townsman he wished to pay his tribute to the farming community. They were doing a ...