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... brother, Charles, the 13th Earl of Erroll. Lady Erroll must have been a woman of ‘“‘commanding’’ personality, for she was evidently a most successful recruiting agent for the Jacobite army; and among her captives were two Peterhead gentlemen of standing and ...
... stone set in the silver sca.” It has been very different in France. | Twice in soventy years the German armies have invaded it, laying waste the land, burning houses and farms, bombarding churches and cathedrals, destroying factories, and three times peaceful ...
... in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, “A system has been devised,” Mr Kidd continued, “whereby every man, woman and child in the land will be allotted a number. It may be something like 5.A.8.C.—123--45, and it will tell us all we want to know about ...
... the rescue and saw him safely on board. % CANCER RELIEF: Thanks to the Woman’s Guild of the Old Parish Church, the funds have benefitted by their £5O donation. * CLUB VISIT: The ‘Army’ Band paid a return visit to Peterhead Football Club Social Club on Sunday ...
... (Jacks, The giil-built ecabin stood at ihe iinu-rsccliug corners of four-quarter i sections (160 acres each) of land taken fup by four army nurses in the Spirit i. . . Ivaer Section of the Peace River Couni try in north-western Alberta, where the | Rocky ...
... The slogan Back to, the Land is being shouted by politicians. It was shouted years ago by an orator who sincerely believed that three acres and a cow were riches beyond the dreams of avarice. But the man who coes to, the land, turning his back on * o ...
... upon to make this “Via Dolorosa’” alone, To its everlasting glory, the Salvetion Army has anticipated the trials and difficulties that beset ‘‘a stranger in a strange land” by the establishment of seven “Hostels of Consolation” at Boulogne, Calais, Ostend ...
... But *ll landed in deeper rayAery. Why were these women imprisoned How did they get | in Pridcaux* Well, aurely need not remain mystery, I knew men connected with the War Ofße-' from whom could get full information. A General in the British Army not individual ...
... articles moral and religious tone. British Battles Land and Sea has reached the 17th part, and was the cafe with its predecessors, the various naval and military engagements in which our fl'cta and armies have taken part, are well described, while profusion ...
... before yon can say peas This terrifyaccount lived m the tnomry tha yoanS woman, Tho vbml Madras road»-tlic darks were on,™ crowded, and all hands delighted “I the sight of land, Mrs Marooney among tho root; tat her was short duration,!..- shore she yoroc ...
... Shoes, 7/6 and 10/- pair: White Woollen Naval Blankets, 22/6 each: Woollen Army Shirts, _7/6 00l R.AF. Khaki, American Army, Civilian Trousers, 12/6 and 15/- pair: R.A.F. and Army Battledress Suits, 20/- and 25/- Suit. Al reconditioned and ready to wear ...
... of National Service. This, indeed, was inevitable once it was demonstrated that the country needs every available man and woman for the maintenance our national efficiency in war. Fortunately there has never been a clashing of interests in connection ...