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... programme on all independent local radio stations, in the package. David admitted it was a very tough decision to take and only made up his mind after a lengthy chat with Dreena, discussing the security which the move would mean for the family. ...

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... his admirable command of beautiful adjectives—a power which my envious reverence. described Mother Stewart as a lady, a glorious woman an American,™ w a Stewart, descended from the Royal Stuarts, a true patriot and Christian ...

... Dunnigan. Was he—l. For two years a handy boy in a Liverpool drug shop ? 2. Then an apprentice plasterer ? 3. Afterwards journeyman plasterer in Dundee ? 4. Subsequently a barman in a publichouse ? 5. Later employed for a few months in the ...

... they led by 13-5. A . brace was registered by Ifes.r3Oal!ander and 31'Beth - at the eleventh.•and thi' their last counter, the neat three ends going t, their opponents, who bagged 6r:4 pair and then a quartette and finished up with a single. THE LADIES ...

... popular approval; an interesting article on a question coming rapidly to the front, garden villages, garden cities, and garden suburbs; and a capital travesty of a new fad in the short story The Simpler Life. A word of praise is due to the illustrations ...

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... CHAT WITH HIKER When on the outskirts of Forfar on one of our recent sunny days I noted a hiker hopefully anticipating a lift. I stopped and found that it was Miss Sabine Cramer who has been teaching German at Montrose Academy during the past year. Along ...

... with villas never opened tc the public like that great house near Chester' I know a man who has two acres and a hah on the Maine shore of the Piscataqua, and tills not a tenth it; but I should be sorry to have him expropriated from the rest. We all, who ...