... BRITAIN'S PLANS REVEALED TERRITORIALS GET NEW DEAL Industry To Organise For War Supplies Britain's defence plans were revealed the Government yesterday. The Navy, the Army and the Air Force are all to be increased, while to be organised to cope with war-time emergencies. Full details are given in a statement relating to defence. THE NAVY Two new battleships are to be laid down early in 1937 ...

... Edinburgh, Tmalay* 3 slaughter of Tory candidates and the carrying of Tory scats havo followed each other for a day or two with such rapid succession, as to endanger reaction of popular feeling, that tho discomfited party may find themselves lamented, pitied, and excused of every hearer,' and pity, which is said to be akin to love, may help them to regain another day what they have now lost. ...

... THE COURIER* MANCHESTER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, Mr. S. W. Wilkinson, the chairman late school board of Stockport, to Mr. MtjndeLjuA, reference to which made in the Honse of the effect that the ...

... MADE NATIONAL LIFEBOAT BAROMETER, STEAM“OA® QUAY, GREENOCK, AT TEN O'CLOCK MORNING. AUGUST. i °i\ViDd i meter, j meter, tHtlioK, Paturilay, U 3026 1 0 Eil iw. JKnd.ij, 30-21 I ENEiUall. Death Napoleon lll.’s Ma.-tkr of Hob»3, —Mr Gamble, Master of tbs Horse the late Emperor Napoleon, died yesterday t'hiselliurst. was an Ayrshire man, a native ot Kilwinning; entered the service of his Royal ...

... MONDAY, AUGGST IS. THE BATTLti OF KU.SHK i-NAKHUD. ÜBS POSITION OUTSIDE CANDAdAK. OUil WITHDRAWAL FIOM Fr«>m its correspondent Quet»a, the dard as received the following:— Ten fugitive-- from t'ie l>;ittl«* Kushk-i-Nakhud have arriveu at Chaui>u>. Ii urobahle that the.y are l >e:ongiu r ; to one of t >e native regiments. They state that theb.ttle ...

... Mr. James Kitson, jun., Leeds, has received I from the Prime Minister the following letter: »' 10, Downing street, Whitehall, 13th Aug , 1880. 44 My dear sir, — l have not yet resumed on any large scale the transaction of business, but I think the time has come when I onght to write to yon on the subject of my meditated visit to Leeds. I have no doubt that I ought to avoid during tho coming ...

... again Brimful of merriment. A man who had some birds to sell Was just then passi ...

... DSCAELISLK JOHNSTONE, who has now been about two years medical assistant the Fife and Kinross Asylum, has been appointed similar positioh Morningside Asylum, Edinburgh. a meeting of the Parochial Board of Dairsie held Saturday, Constable, Lenchars, was appointed Medical Officer and Vaccinator for the parish, room of the late Or James W. R. Mackie. IN consequence ef thecontinued favourable ...

... TO ADVERTISERS; .TE. EVENING TIMES RAS THE rL A R G E S T CIIR CU LATI ON OF ANY EVENINIG NEWSPAPER IN SCOTLAND, Jnd-excepting the Herald-greater than the combimd Circla'tioits of the Glasgow morning Papers and of one of the other Evening Papers. i is also important for Advertisers to know that the readers of the Eveniny 2Smes are distinct in a greater degree from the readers of the Herald ...

... bourt very pleaajuitly, TULLYNKSSLK. at Farm St*auino.— About two o’clock «n the afternoon of IStb Instant fir* was dia•uvered -bav# broken out th* stackyard |b« farm of Crookmore, l'ullyn#«l#, occupied by Mr William Bentoc, and before it could be subdued two hay stacks (old) entirely destroyed, causing loss and damage the extent of £7O. The origin of the fire udkdowu, bat it is conjectural to ...