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... landrent: That there is not man of us who would not chearfully sacrifice the personal services due him, on the condition of Ids lands being cleared of a small proportion of the payments under this head , To the fourth, we have acknowledged exten give smuggling ...
... The Chatterbox—Miss Agnes Sinclair. Quartette— Lead me Saviour—Misses Mutch and Sinclair, Messrs Henry and Mouat. Dialoeue—Army or Navy—Misses Catherine L. Colvin, Barbara Colvin and Ursula Johnson. Anthem—Bow down thine ear—Choir. Address —Rev, M. Sinclair ...
... annually. Four-fifths of our paupers and half the cases of madness resulted from drink. Captains of shi{>B, officers of the army, physicians of hospitals and asylums all give testimony to its blighting effect. Officers of prisons and judges tell us, do ...
... NEWS AND FEATURES ON OTHER PAGES. Page 2—British Legion Cake and Candy Sale. Sale of Work at Baltasound. Salvation Army Demonstration. ““What Are We?' by J. T. Hoseason. Page 3—Kail Castin' at Skeld. “Ts it to be Re-Armament ?° by K. D. Courtney. Page ...
... far as my experience went, the private soldier in a n.nnfo place had an opportunity to associate, the sight ‘of an honest woman, known to the soldier and respected by him, was almost sufficient to make him take the plunge into the matrimonial sea. Leave ...
... The damage to the environment is not one and the same thing as damage to crops and land. This crop and land contamination is compensatable to the owners of the land. Damage to the environment affects us all and affects our pleasure and enjoyment of what ...
... hshing lugger AE 3, Furst von Bismarck, was landed at Lerwick suffering from an acute attack of erysipelas. He was conveyed to the Combination Hospital for medical treatment. The Serious Charge against an Unst . Woman.— The charge of concealment ot pregnancy ...
... petitioned the Admirably to include Lerwick in the programme. Assault by an Old Woman.— At the Sheriff Criminal Court oil Saturday—Sheriff Shennan on the bench—an old woman over 70 years of age, named Barbara Smith, Clanhoull, Cunningsburgh, was charged ...
... idea of what they are. Mr Barnsley left school before be was twelve years of age; he joined the army and went out to Burrnah. After serving his time in the army, he joined the Burrnah police, and subsequently he found his way to South Africa, where he was ...
... Re-Altus. After a short wrestle. she returnsd that revered classic to its since undisturbed mere, wondering why such a clever woman Amid have best thrown away on such a bus Mrs E. T. Cook tails the anecdote in National Review. A simple country girl was ...
... fishing Saturday also turned out very good for the number of boats off, so that the total landing for the week was 23,950 crans, of which 20,573 crans were landed at Lerwick, and 3377 crans at the out-stations. This, added to former catch, brought the ...
... eight | years. In the same programme -—a Hugh Crooks interviewed Major Walter Cottier, of the Salvation | Army, and heard about plans for | the Army’s new citade] which is { now being built in Lerwick, and ol the facilities which will be | available for ...