... ROW UPON ROW The shelves of any supermarket show row upon row of biscuits in ever-increasing varieties. Some of these are not seen again after a season or two. Others, like Smith's Butter Biscuits, hold their popularity for very many years, becoming ...

... “Rows And Rows Of Cemented Gardens ” Councillor Mrs Mary Taylor, vener of Stonehaven Toewn an-dl’s housing and property committee, and Mr Charles Gibson, burgh surveyor, are to look at the Eroblems of parking in‘ rickfield Terrace following a request ...

... ROW It started from shrubbery in the grounds of a .mental hospital opposite the armyguarded prison and stretched under a road and a row of cottages. Portlaoise became an IRA jail last year when 120 republican prisoners were switched there from Dublin ...

... row Tudor Slipper may have pull in fitness over his rivals in the - second divison (5.0). Ryan Price's colt will have benefittecl from his Kemp'ton outing when running on well to finish fourth of 20 in the race won by Dominion. Sweet Nightingale,' from ...

... ‘ROW’ WHEN a Bucksbum long-dis- Hugh Davidson. 87 Banktance lorry driver had a row head Avenue, was found with his wife, she would put v after trial of in him out of In® house and ne f car while unfit would and -.-Jeep in his car. through arink or drugs ...

... TOW —eight years on S (BBC 1, 10.15). Eight years age, the row over the teaching- ‘methods of Hornsey Col- les Art made headline’ news. Omnibus galled “Art—To A. ” explores pro e world of art and design: educa now. panied on Lat Stewards at Academic A’ ...

... row By ALASTAIR IISSET , THE ROW over the dismissal of Moray, and Nairn s Conservative agent, Mr David Gow took a dramatic nei turn last night—when more than 30 members of the constituency association submitted a requisition demanding that an extraordinaiy ...

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... Row at the WHEN a manager in an Aberdeen haidressine business told the company's artistic director the owner wanted to. st talk to him, he told the sa manager to ‘‘get stuffed.'' th An Industrial Tribunal in Aberdeen heard this today when the former art’stic ...

... row MONTROSE sewing expert Mrs Betty Davidson (second from left) keeps an eye on the stitches at Montrose Academy. Her class meet on Monday nights at the academy. Fate of cottages depends on visit by Angus ’Council THE FATE a row former weavers’ cottages ...

... row ANOTHER row flared in Slaitow yeitarday ovtr a !urf h a r overteai trip »r|anlMd by Councillor rhomai Hendenon, ex* idled lait week from the Group on the cor> toration for hii part in the ’aria trip Labour ouncillora during the ieptember holiday week ...

... row s owner arrival of the aerial he's had problems. operate on a 20 metre band and use the morse-code system, he said. “Quite often, when I'm tryto make contact with the United States, someone will butt in with the words; 'Where are ye, Jimmiy? Take ...