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... but when Boyle brought his name into it. it was time to go in and let the manager know the truth. He was going in really to speak to the manager about the safety of the pit when Boyle mentioned his name. That was when he intervened. When he was back in ...
... Dockyard Co. Ltd., Church Street. The Club have been very fortunate in obtaining the consent of Dr A. G. Menrns, M.8.E., to speak that evening, and his subject will be Mental Health. As is well-known Dr Mearns is a most popular and interesting speaker, ...
... You never deserved what you went thro —lnserted by his wife Agnes. 2 Oreenin.i Road, Westrigg, and sons John ana Adam. We speak your name and think of you often, Oud bless you, dear father, you are not forgotten -Inserted by family. WARDIMIPE.—In loving ...
... Bells. Come to the Manger and Good King Wenceslas were then sung, following which pupils of Primary 4 did a verse speaking piece. The Boy in the Train, and danced a jig. The senior pupils sang the carol The Twelve Days of Christmas. a child ...
... mismanagement of the men in charge of the .N.U.M. He definitely never made an attack on Boyle and witness never heard Reston speaking about Boyles work on the Council. Answering Mr Mcliwraith witness said that Boyle and Bannister resented the remarks made ...
... for the following classes: Broxburn High School Tuesdays at 7.30 p.m., commencing 12th January. Subject . -- The English Speaking Americas. Lecturers Members of the Geography Department of the University of Edinburgh. Fauldhouse J.S. School Mondays at ...
... in the course of his statement. Reston burst in and made across the room to get at him (witness) although witness was not speaking at the time. Reston was restrained by the manager and Mr John Smillie, the Executive member of the 1 His arms were raised ...
... shown in the past year. All trades councils have been asked by the T.U.C. to send new and second-hand books to the English-Speaking Union for distribution throughout Central Africa. ...
... those lickings is now hacked up with tight, and this is an important factor. The forwards are now getting goals and statistics speak volumes for the improvement in defence. Vital New Year Programme All the signs point to a gruelling game at Annfield on New ...
... Stonehaven shopkeepers Christmas was their best-ever, and for the others it was every bit as good as last year, Generally speaking, this year's spending spree was slow to start. This was attributed by some traders to the stormy weather at the time Christmas ...
... Making his oebut as Question Master was Mr John Ritchie, the Youth Club lender, in the place of the Rev. George Graham who was speaking tc a joint meeting of Yolith F..llowships at Cleland. Mr Graham will be back in his usual place next Sunday in charge of ...
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