... an unusually large number of visitor in Huntly at present. We are informed that all available houses and rooms are fully 00-units:l and will be for some time. On Wed-lola }Lund was visited by a party of ue y ans whose head-quarters are for the time Aberdeen ...

... revenues, on behalf of the civil government, and presumably if the King took over the 'revenues, he would also have to take the liebilities. There is, however, little doubt that Parliament will shortly be asked to re-settle the whole matter on the basis ...

... they carried such and such an at tick. Mrs E. S. Fairbrass (3, F,.untnin Stre.l. Whitsitabl ), •ho h erittan erey p.r. of the United Ki•.gd•.ue in von! iri a *lnns her ng rec•.rer7. Gives 17 Years' Proof Wr ti g uo lab April, 1919, Mrs Tr rttr en yews ago ...

... it needs £l.3billion to resettle 100,000 black families onto white-owned farms, adding that land seizures will go ahead whether it receives the money from foreign donors or not. Ruling party chairman Joseph Msika said resettlement, intended to redistribute ...

... Robson. Chaplain of The Queen s Chapel of the Savoy and Chaplain of the Royal Victorian Order. Robert Forbes Taylor, Trustee. United Kingdom Fund of The Duke of Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Study Conference. Miss Helen Elizabeth Asprey, Secretary to the Equerry ...