... THE PREMIER ON THE EASTERN QU A rise of per cent. in the Bettielt Funds, a pro. partionate improvement in nearly all the other lead. ing Stock Fschangeseourities, and a generally more confident feeling throughout business circler, are, The fa wincier ...

... the following subjects: English, Mathematics, and one foreign language. Salary scale, at age x 6, rising to per annum at age 20 (males) and at age 16, rising to /192 per annum at age 20 (females). Applications, stating age and giving particulars of educational ...

... rates for recreational facilities. Easter Hall, Anstruther; and the Blyth Hall, Newport. The proposed charge for 1978 would rise from £l5 to £l7 for the use of the whole premises per day; the hire of the main hall would rise fronf £lO to £l2: the supper room ...

... five and 10 per cent. during 1983, and with the market likely to become active early in the New Year, a similar rise could be seen by next Easter. This is the consensus view of estate agency members making their quarterly report to the Royal Institution of ...

... the number of infantile paralysis cases, and only one case had been reported in the county this month. There was, however, a rise in the number of scarlet fever rases, especially in St Andrews, 17 having been reported since the beginning October. They were ...

... Commons. The majority of the supporters of the Government straight down to their constituencies when the House rises, and for most of them the Easter vacation will be period of work rather than of play. It is needless say that this would not be the case if ...

... its Spring overhaul has been well timed to achieve the maximum benefit. Easter arrives early, and it has been decided by the Links Committee to keep the course open until the Easter holiday is past at the end of March, The Old,” therefore, will be closed ...

... Search and Rescue helicopter on Sunday. The Wessex made three trips to save walkers near Elie when they became endangered by rising tides. They were Mr Hugh Allan and his two daughters, Kirsten (11) and Hilary (8) of 14 Kilgraston Road, Edinburgh who were ...

... SOCIALISTS AND MR. JOHN BURNS. At the Easter Conferences the Socialists—at Derby they call themselves the Independent Labour party, Carlisle the Social Democratic Federation—tho most entertaining feature, remarks Outlook, was the malicious criticism Mr ...

... MISSIONS. The Rev. Dr G. Ogg, Anstruther-Easter, reporting on contributions to Missions, said the one cheering feature was that there had been a rise in congregational contributions, but against that there had been a large increase in expenditure chiefly ...

... in the year, and therein lay the need to encourage their use by schools of an educational and cultural character during the Easter and summer vacations. In 1891 the St Andrews University recurrent grant amounted to £3827, in 1914 to £16,800, in 1945-46 ...

... Lerwick, Easter Balgarvie, Cupar, the judges, took a considerable time before they reached their decision. They awarded the red ticket to Mr J. Cairns, Lochmalony. Cupar, with a nicely-built and promising daughter of The Baillie out of a Rising Star mare ...