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... When it olothea itself in the garb virtue. Ito pity w© can’t keep our good resohitions by placing them cold storage. Charles Ireland, a marine engineer, with a two guineas week, elated toe GriSby Bankruptcy Court that motoring waa the chief'cause'Of, ...
... a fall of coal dislodged a steel prop which struck him on the left temple, his death taking place three days later. Charles Ireland. under-manager at the colliery, stated that it was unfortunate that the wearing of helmets was not compulsory. Sherif ...
... Anderson, Toll House. Ballencrieff, Bathgate, and Andrew Cooper, brother of the deceased, gave corroborative evidence. Charles Ireland, under-manager at Easton Colliery, stated that made an examination of the place where the accident had occurred. A co ...
... that day, and in hie opinion it was in good working order, and it was well secured. He could not account for the fall. Charles Ireland. under-manager, Hopepart. Bathwate. said that in his opinion the fall would be the result of a awing, which could not ...
... Scotland Women’s Temperance Association : First-class certificates—Christine Grant Margaret MTntosh; merit certificates Charles Ireland. Jean Burton, Allan Galbraith. Francis Mathcson; passes —Jeanie Grant, Margaret Carson. Ishbel Anderson, George Stewart ...
... n Hope, Elizabeth Burns, Anne Coull, Betty M'Kay, Freda Fleming. Rosemary Douglas, George Davidson, Christine Grant. Charles Ireland and Henry Strachan. OUTING TO OBAN.—The annual outing of the Order of the Eastern Star. Douglas Chapter, No. 150. took ...
... Certificates Elizabeth Burns, Anne Coull, George Davidson, Rosemary Douglas. Freda Fleming, Christine Grant, Edith E. Hope, Charles Ireland , Elizabeth M'Kay, Henry Strachan, Class Awards: —Sixth Year—2, Helen M'Kelvle; 3, Drew O'Donnell. Fifth Year, Literary—2 ...
... rniversity, the success of a local boy is outstanding and a credit to Bathgate. The boy, George W. Ire- 1 land. son of Charles Ireland. lately' undermanager at Easton Colliery. has been awarded the following honour.— let Class Honours M.A. (French and German) ...
... Children's Hour the following week, probably on the Tuesday. i SCHOLASTIC SUCCESSES. George William Ireland, son of Mr Charles Ireland, under-manager of Carrlden Colliery, and of Mrs Ireland, Edgehlll, Stewart Avenue, Bo'ness, graduated M.A. with flrstclass ...
... how, after changing into his pit clothes, he and the two other miners were hustled off to New Cumnock in the car of Mr Charles Ireland, manager at Carridcn Colliery. When we arrived the first survivors were being helped up the rescue mine.’’ he said. It ...
... a runaway rake of hutches in Carriden Colliery, Bo'- ness, on 26th June. The jury comprised four men and three women. Charles Ireland (53), colliery under manager, 137 Stewart Avenue, Bo'ness, said that on 26th June he was undermanager at Carriden Colliery ...
... during special events Recently Anna has received cash from Levi Strauss’s community involvement team from Linlithgow man Charles Ireland after he ran in a sponsored half-marathon and Charles Goodfellow and Peter Reynolds both from Armadale who ran 10 Expanding ...