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... GIRL GUIDES ROYAL JUBILEE. LOCAL CELEBRATIONS. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Clackmannanshire Girl Guides, which was held last Monday, the Countess of Mar and Kellie, County Commissioner, explained how the County Guides intended to mark the auspicious ...
... was bend-ehouldired, tall snot. was mew, his gait steady. He not, speaking, handsome, but he was refitted and well-bred looking, a thorough geatlentan,' in looks ' manner and bearing. And now,• he said, singing the letter addressed to Oswald Madden, ...
... Grocery Provisions Quality - Value - Service Our Annual Trade here speaks for itself £llO,OOO For all your supplies in Grocery Provisions, General Grocery Sundries, Fruit, Flowers, Vegetables, your own Departments can MEET ALL YOUR WANTS Remember when ...
... John Burns says the coun'ry should no' be governed longer by the rift-ref if the Stock Exchaoge Mr A-quith, speaking in East • Fife, said if the country's answer was sufficiently decisive it would save us for another five years from the danger of a return ...
... ~, I Bapthit Church. 1 Monday at 4.. • TaK TRIBUNE, NOVEMBER 16, 1909. Lord Charles B'resford, speaking at the Dolphin Banquet at Bristol ou Saturday, maintained that the navy was deficient iu ships and in stores, and was unprepared for war. Senor Falcon ...
... Sandy—There ye go. The Silent Column speaks a'ready. Due ye no' lon ' +bar folk that gets fined an' drawn across the cords the noo aye staurt wi' Did ye hear''? Torn—Ach, but this's no' naethin' like that I was gaun tae tell ye. . Mind oo had a baur ...
... THE TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1915. Mr John Dillon. at a Celled Iriqb League at Litnetuk. said that. Speaking u-ith a full desire to aid the Ce.fiefn!bent in the prtimeution the triumphant be v. oral • seription. To i MoulJ lead to a otate of thing , ...
... ttlatb jui,t what 1 thucht an' it's a' line an' easy for me tae speak. Sandy—Ye widnae chaunce the Store Burns' Nicht last nicht, did ye? Tam—No' me. I dune eneuch waidin' thro' the day athoot daein' it i'the dark. You're a brave man, tho'. It widnae ...
... I I I.;. SPEAK -- Or TB. BIRTHS . • DS BUCtlAll. —At Divid.htil ti,opit.l, Dairy. ISt► hat., ~ f !Coterie r. Cal h.-rin..lll,ir, claugbter of Alr:auJ.r Catberlue &OULU, —.lt 8 Clasem..no Street, 111i.gove, on fhbiuel., ryfr, f Janet aged 52 year Deeply ...
... ,DAY, APRIL 14 1908 nano In silence, his heart being too full to speak. How did Frettlby die ? 'eked Calton. Heart disease, said Chinston. His heart was very much affected, as I disoovered a w •ek or ea ago. It appears he was walking in his sleep ...
... Taxers advocate the introduction of what is_called a minimum wage ? When a Land Value Miter speaks of a labourer being able to command a minimum wage of It a week, under land values taxation, he means that wages, under such a system, would so generally ...
... pain aff'n your face tas, 'cause it'll no' dae ony guid. Sandy—Achs weel 'then, Tam, that's three month it's gaen noo, speak, speak speakin' about the same thing continually, An' its no' only frae you I've been gettin' it, let me tell ye. Still, I see ...