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... DOWN ON THE ROAD SURVEYOR. TURRIFF SPEAKS OUT. Mr Douglas, tho Road Surveyor for the Turriff district, had a bad time at the meeting, of the District Committee on Saturday. Tho Committee had had to pay £6 lbs for damage done in connection with blasting ...
... STRAIGHT SPEAKING IN THE COMMONS. THE PRIME MINISTER BROUGHT TO BOOK. iotarmt the flouse CWomoee Monday centred a motion Mr John foe adjournment t?*e House for the pur- dismissing the the Prime Minister to gee the House full account the proceedings relataon ...
... MORJ? PLAIN SPEAKING BY J BOYD CNNKAR J. Ktsiwv writ**, to the follow* a* wuhtuimpurt K»l mlo*(fr* .(uealiun. aod will oat the opitboU *’ ndiculoua, •• ludicrous.” * k*»e p«m>o*l p»W«»re«>c***ml •> inputl.u.),' ri»i apply th« Anroor.rnU 1 lia ...
... Thaw’s Remarkable Pulse. MRS THAW’S BROTHER SPEAKS. Why Supports Prosecution. An extraordinary statement by Howard Neabit. brother of Mrs Thaw, has been published. It says:“ “Mr White, benefactor and the sincere and honeet friend my mother, earned my ...
... PROFESSORS SPEAK ODX DENUNCIATION FOOD TAXATION B> POLITICAL ECONOMISTS. Bolott will b* found mcst imporuat era nation «>f Mr ChaaberUio's poMla It 10 tb«* for.o of a mamfesto frc« ••jsdo of the iaadiiiK ccotK-imsU the da;. sifoi-d the Professors of IViUcai ...
... SCOTLAND AND NELSON. PROVOST AND TOWN CLERK SPEAK FOR FORRES. Mr James Lawrence, Provost Forree. and R. Urquhart, the Town Clerk, in a letter to '■ Dail> Nowa on Scotland and Nelaon, say: venture remind you that Scotland took lead, immediately after the ...
... They speak ir. r.ddlei north the Tweed. plain, pure Rngluh ihey ran deftly read; Yet whrn without Ih* book they com® apeak. Their lingo seems half Ecg'.trh and half Greek. Jaws ritafti; hand*, c.oced. ara Th«r breid'a not cot ia alicaa. but in fhci*m; ...
... “WHO FEARS to SPEAK OF 98 r NEXT WEEK, GRAND IRISH CENTENARY ...
... THE PEOPLE'S JOURNAL, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15. ISO 4. STRONG SPEAKING BY FARMERS. NORTH NEWS. Th« D'iV“ *lii4 •Hi* yfar’* I DR FARQUHARSON AND UR GARDNER. • ithflUfS.Oea I Xh« annual imti.oK ot the W«l Th« hooM l»»w Clunio Association was held ...
... .tw 4 L= l I speak _._ . _ Purcemed ossitely, owners, in Awes in • ozolusively by sinsok _ OD dividends are to put it mildly, ti ali ftillsitotory. If essiber for Deft says can be depended on, and vs promos ft ens, capitalist, indebted to Ids tot pointing ...
... Human story was among the War ived this week. ■■e widow’s letter speak for itself: to any allowante from the Government ? My husband trets an old-afre pension, but I am not of pension aere yet. The minimum allotment from a soldier to his dependants is ...
... THE WAY OF THE WORLD. the POOREST of the POOR. ,»speaking against the com duty Bouse Com mens on Tuesday. Sir H. Voder mid—le dealing with the retail article nothing less reotrgaised than ball* rue in the price the quartern loaf, and to the poorest of ...