... do you call people who have gone out of Shet‘land looking for work?” ~ Shetland has accepted the benefits of oil, said the lieutenant, and it is time some of the problems were also accepted. The Salvation Army does a great deal locally, and only a small ...

... of her with fear and terror an evil woman, he brings no charge against her purity, on the contrary he distinctly calls her stainless in honour. All through, she is painted a proud, fierce, vindictive, beautiful woman, whom to offend is to rob she-bcar ...

... Inver|(: tcli'l‘anks hgeneral'l,\’ to all those. ness. and Aberdeen Maternity | Including the police, the army,| yocpital. She has served in many land the \'(;]ur)te(-r services, who gA p hospitals at home and cooperated with you in making | hroad since ...

... to London to ente‘r the West Ham Union. It was stated at a meet. ing of the Weymouth Board of Guardians that the woman has one son an Army officer and another an inmate of the Weymouth in. stitution. A porter named Walter George, aged 38, was remanded ...

... money saved for the Indian army. European and natiqe taken together, officers and men, are better paid than the home army. India's pensions to the men who have served her are liberal. The efficiency and mobility of the army are admiration of candid foreign ...

... lsle Bordered Jumpers, Bearves, Bordered and Allovers, Haps, Fair lsle Gloves and ghildnn'n goods. C. G. WILLIAMSON, ixter. WOMAN Wanted for few hours daily (7.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.) to assist with housework; good wages to capable Bg:non: two in family ...

... having betwixt four and five ten.. North Roe. Thursday.-lhe boat, fishing here, landed on Saturday (for the trip) from 5 cwf. up to nearly tons. This i. the first landing for this Reason, the men are hopeful, if weather woo allow fishing operations. Since ...

... his bride, have spent a portion of the autumn holidays here. Lady Hamilton is an Orcadian and a charming woman *‘ Shu gies hersel nae airs,”’ » woman told me., That is the highest compli- ment & Shetland peasant can pay. They have a keen eye for the traits ...

... Red Cross goods lately .gnd, one gigantic army across the waters of the believe me, we enjoyed them very muc_h. J Channel, and we are faced with another very Letter dated 9th August, 1940, received in powerful army, much more numerous, on the Perthshire ...

... separate peace, wrecked the Russian Army, and played the German game with such effect that in March, 1918, the Allies nearly perished. and a world disaster was only avert -d by the superhuman efforts of our splendid Armies, which were perilously outnumbered ...

... analysed by an army of writers. It was unfair to take a man to bits and analyse his character, said Mr Macßae“To gently scan your fellow R After speaking of Burns’ ability to speak to the heart of every man and woman, of his love of his native land and his ...

... this in the illustration, is a figure representing the very practical suggestion and also upon his artis' women on the land. The woman is holding a tic conception and wonderful handiwork. - ~ . , • ; . , . , ~. ~ • .. . . ; •! 4 ;.iikki'.',',4.'*ii ...