... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. Bailie Rutherford had motion provide that motion substantially the same one disposed by the Council could competently be brought up for six months and for securing that the suspension the standing orders could ’secured a major.l th ...

... THE LADIES SPEAK. A special call was made for Mrs Brown’ who thanked the company for their hearty welcome. When she looked round she saw many old friends and many empty seats, but there were many who were the children, grand children, and great giand-children ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. When Member for Dumbartonshire adilrcaseil iiublic meeting in Welfare Hall at Condor rat Friday, tlie attendance was to the small side. Mr Charkv) Morrison was in the chair, i Mr Cassells explained that lie bad been told |,y his medical ...

... STRONG SPEAKING. Miss Rue objected bo the Cliairman spiking the of the E.I.S. about flag dav for fuud to necessitous children. . Chairman beginning ha* to l»e made, and I took the. reaponsibilliy of doing so. Miss Km; -*Au official letter was i'c sent ...

... PROVOST SPEAKS Provost Watson saw hi' was very happy to be standing on the platform after proceedings such they had just witnessed. After such eloquent speeches by the King and Queen, dia not think tlicre was anything more to saw tor the cause of temperance ...

... HEADMASTER SPEAKS OCT. Tlip Clerk repi.rte.l that had 111,, eiimplalnt Stepps Ratepayers' Assoce that hoys at Stepps School were enter;n„ Hi,. plavctroiin;!. into lavatories, jump'jig 'ahout. 1 being general nuisance, to the headmaster. Mr Laird, headmaster ...

... AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS Mood esburn, Ch y» on, Febtuaty 12, 19:2. Sir, The above body instrutlS t set tic fjlldwjng for publication: y jur le/v r of Caddcr P. rsh Com. cil ,meeting, witli refereneje to the hIJ (lueslion, you pul the heading Snub to ...

... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING The Justices had another big batch of campers and hikers before them on Pritay. and there was some plain speaking over the actions ol from Glasgow neighbourhood who on Sundays have pilgrimages into West Stirlingshire, some of whom ...

... THE PROVOST SPEAKS OUT, I RITICISI.NG THE ACTION OF THE MILITARY, Provost Allison pres idol at this Tribuii i! Monday, and there were also present ll.ulio Donaldson, Messrs R. J. Graham, W. i lhaney, i. M'Callain, mid R. Lelslunan. The Provost directod ...

... ELOCUTION AND VERSE-SPEAKING MISS ELSIE MARSHALL Resumes Teaching SATURDAY, 17th Sepior. ENROLMENT PUPILS, SATURDAY, 10th September, between the hours of 2 and p.m. Kirklands, Huggs, Bunnyhiidge. MUSICAL TUITION, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, THEORY, WILLIAM PROVAN ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING MILTON Mr Scoll, who iiMilust:ii« lli«' seal held Sir Slirlii*;, Hart, ol Gli/ral, had crowded audience when m Hail, Milton ol Monday Mr Scott said some ol Klein wondered why had come forward contest the seal he had been bed by several ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATING There had been division the Centii nation Class Oummitteo over ic a u from Clydeltank KductU As iation a class public I dfbaling fur whom tlioy nominated tuaclter l»c paid I lie highest continual class sale that 2k l»c charged ...