... the town lems of conservation and he had for commuters and re- answered questions on parktired people. New housing ing, high rise buildings, the should be related to local number of shops and' the needs, and if there was no provision of facilities for ...

... of their position as to desire to bring others inlo it. The Act.of 1574 gave them no relief as to the traiving which their rising ministry obtain at the fountainhead. He siwald like to know if they omi- Parliament to interfere in favour of orthodoxy. ( ...

... instances farms ave been offered in the public market without a letting being effected. Tt would almost seem as if the steady rise of the last balf-century in the value of arable land in the North of Scotland had met with a Narrow Escargor Five MoxTtrose ...

... per head. Mr Birrel, Kirkealdy, bought a lot of queys at €l7 per head, Mr Gibb, Boreland, sold a lot of cattle to Mr Tod, Easter Cash, at £l3 10« per head. Me Syme, Tillyrie, sold 5 queys at £l3 per head. Mr Mitchell, Redwells, bought a lot at £l2 per ...

... during his mfl.d&wfl.h been so successfully conby the Rev. Andrew Cameron, was preached on Sabbath cvening last in Anstruther Easter Parich Church by the Rev. Walter Irvine of Kileonquhar, 'hhd“ahhm.thwfl‘:k'md::t to Romans—*“The night is far spent, the 2;15 ...

... Minister, Godolphin, desired to have the victory commemorated in verse, and hmMmAanvdlfle task that ever after he began to rise the State. Honour after honour was conferred upon him till he attained the post of Secretary of State. It was not, bowever ...

... &booh.m\!mlo which their fathers were to be the securitics, their remuneration to be £lO for the first vear, with 50s of a rise for each of the sueceeding four. The members were ‘mi-ml{ of z.l-thcn npflnuh ought to be made for a vernment grant in aid of ...

... 0 Guardbridge Road, near the international aid agencies or has as his project for his year in £74.50 for £55.00 unction to Easter Kincaple free by the national airways of office the provision of a mobile Farm, he caused the death of the recipient countries ...

... Two tables w-:zl-nd down the area of the' ‘ ome along each wall, and another at the ‘ nm‘o-d. At the south end a gradually rising tier of shelving was erveted for the accommodation of the Narzer classes of plants, The east table in the arca of the hall ...

... Woh that the Rev. Al-x.‘l‘uddn: ingsbarus is to on Satarday afternoon, ac &-t—dp:l‘fi(h-.n.'lh-dndon Sabbath evening b the rising young minister, Ixmdb* In the Free Churc: the y services were conducted b“ Mr Beattie, who is from the thd erth. The Rev, ...

... tailor and ier, and stolen two cloth and a sealskin cap ; and further, with having, on the 9th January from within the shop in Easter Newport, Fife, by William Hurry, baker, stolen a bag, £1 4s in silver money, and 25 in bronze money. The charge was aggravated ...

... moruing. PUNISHMENY FOR SWEETHEARTING. — O Saturday night lust, John Haldane and James Neilus, two plw“l:n on the farm of Easter Pitcorthie, ou their way e from Dunfermline, where they had been enjoying themselves, took it iuto their heals to pay a visit ...