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... R. Brown, Procurator Fiscal, stated that for some considerable time, accused had been supplying rationed meat to the Woman's Land Army Hostel, Ancrum House, and in connection with that it was his duty to forward the necessary forms to the Food Office showing ...
... Co., Ltd., Anniesland. Four other sons are in the Army. Lieut Michie was a nephew of Mr John Haig, 55 Canoogate. Jedburgh. A NEWBIGGING SOLDIER'S WOUND. Information bee been received by Mr Robert Hall, Newbigging, that his youngest son, Private Robert ...
... Parish Church Woman's H A LLEY'S COMET. Guild Social Meeting. hirru AND Lt Liman. -- Friday a social meeting in the Hew. dans; Kieu, II D. ' c.mnection with Jedburgh Pariah Church - Woman's (toad was iii that 'hurai . Since last aptranee of Cornet ...
... from the Army, be Telemann re. ia hie old regimset at the oethreak of mar, gad took pert is the battle of Lees in September, 1916, C.S.M. Lawsoe, the new Sheriff 06esr. is • Border man sad spent his early days Gamble* where he lased the Army when IS years ...
... l'ilgrims from all lands repair to the humble cottage in which he was born. to Alloway's haunted irk. and to the Ranks sea Braes o bonnie Doon, which he sang so sweetly, and as they wander amid the avows made immortal by his muse, heart clings more ...
... SOLVE DEAN PARISH CHIURCII• OIDINATION AND tunoonos or an. J. a. armies. The t'reebytery of Jedhorgh met et Monthdean on Friday and ordained the R••v. John R. Spence, B.D , to the ministry end inducted hint to the charge of inuthdeen Parish. The vacancy ...
... THE JEDBURGH GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1882. and the subsequent landing of troops ; but, 3r, oc Intettietnct. Ora obituary column contai s an announcement A GrOOD PLAN. Dickson, Brown & Tait, seed merchant.. 7•latii hest IPTION deelitig in Stink hangs ...
... FOR WOMAN'S LOVE. A NOVSL Jr DRS. Z. D. N. N BOUTWWORTN, Th. Hish Ow* • A Deed • Now. I Hato X%I. I' .illaiset.) .11/e ear yes mho may eespeellese Si the I MS imily is re I will 101 l gee. I heal Si I less. Rea lowly Roes up .1 41. morass is. her ...
... in Blackfriars U.P. •N AUCTION ART. -t A. land to a public boate unless it could be shown that Church at which there was a large attendance• Wdsotes mart on tieturday last. there were pre' that piece of land alone was imitable for the purpose seated for ...
... Staff : that it is impossible to pa a limit to the number of men needed for the Army, and that we ought not to expect to win the war unless and until every man and woman in the country does a full day's work of an essential nature. More specifically, ...
... Shortage. . . Jedburgh and Industry Scots Emigration 4ying-boats and 16 million pounds on quarter-ton vehicles for the Army—a total of 573 million pounds. Undoubtedly the bulk of that money was spent in England so that the English people did not really ...
... the DRILL HALL To-morrow (Sat.) evening From 7.30 p.m. till 11 p.m. Dan Woodls Band Admici-ion, 1/6; Forces & 1/- WOMENS' LAND ARMY A DANCE in aid of the K. 0.5.8. fund will be held in GLENDOUGLAS HALL On Friday, 13th April 1945, at 8.30 Admission, 1/6 ...