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... from which a wing juts out to the south in alignment with the west gable. From the angle of the main block and wing there rises a tower, circular below and rectangular at the upper storey. Again the walls of the tower are very thick. There are slits in ...
... enthusiasm by both the St Andrews SRC and the National Union of Students, to which St Andrews is not affiliated. The four per cent rise in the main rate of student grants, introduced four years ago, will continue for 1984-5 although Rob Borthwick, president of ...
... cast for the excellence of their performances. He said that over the Easter holiday period the play had been attracting capacity audiences and providing popular entertainment to the Easter holidaymakers. He added that the professional company would be assembling ...
... parish lies Wester Kilmux and Uneton, now joincd with Easter Kilmux in the parish of Scounie, which latter was bought from the heirs of John Tulli. delph, l’):?,, by James Blyth Feruie, Esq. Both Easter and Wester Kilmux now belong to Dayid J. Macfie, Esq ...
... ing of sinners. In the shadow of the Easter cross we have in fact forgotten the meaning of the incarnation and abolished the resurrection. Christ no longer comes down among the mess, and the guilty no longer rise. — Yours, etc. L Joded '~ GEORGE GAMMACK ...
... has given rise ;6 ';m ce s the eighteenth ing in the centre and therefore €V-lable consequences at -4 g ffers a grandstand view thev ...
... Confined and Midlands Knock-out Cups still to come, Madras welcomed the opportunity to play a series of friendlies during the Easter weekend, at The Grange Club’s Ed:nburgh International Hockey Festival. deflected, the ball soared overhead, and as the Madras ...
... SUMMARY OF PARLIAMENT. ~ HOUSE OF COMMONS, On Friday, Mr C. Lewis gave notice that on an early day after Easter he should move a resolution in favour of the repeal of the income-tax. Sir R. An‘struther gave notice that he would, on April 17, cail attention ...
... experienced, f ] s'th :’e‘l governmen, ~country’s oil supply before but against that, later on in the l:r‘llm(l:,: - req!:u-e me- Easter. Miracles do not happen. season more weekly and fort- y heavy expendi ure. 05t ) S e . iohtl ick -may welll be everything ...
... could be carihe members of the_ professional ried o o The femtmae hwema company to Christmas Eve instead of ending before Easter. iuncheon in the Four Woods Another very important ex- Restaurant. periment had been carried out Mr A. B. Paterson, chairman ...
... n’wiu of nnbl?h‘dflwt&gn._u so far as it is yet cu-l:i«l h«m desizn of Ih.o“' 'orl'.. ik SALE oF EASTER GRANGEMUIR.—We understand | that the fine farm of Easter Grangemuir, extending | to nearly 350 acres, and b-lonflu to Lord Burld«.;g : of Kennet, has just ...
... likely that the Lads would overrun them. However, a 2-1 half-time lead, with goals from Strachan and Navickas, saw the Colts rise to the occasion with lan Colwell, Gary Dobson, Neil Roberts and James Cockburn starring in midfield. One goal which trundled ...