... Suther-lan d, R.N.R.. is reported missing. land, who formerly resided at 7 Leadsister, Mrs derson Drive •' £20,000 FROM ABERDEEN North, Aberdeen. l/S John Wilson Before the war Sutherland. R.N.R. Mr Sut he r land sailed as a mate on trawlers out of Aberdeen ...

... The returning prisoner of war was formerly a bandsman in the Aberdeen Salvation Army Band and on the platform with his parents was Major Griffiths of the Salvation Army. In the prison camp Pt e Gardiner conducted services. His chum, a fellow-bandsman ...

... offered to act as a spy tor this conn try and the English Consul with anv informstion could regarding the Germari and the. German Army. He actually prepared a report and eent the English Conaui, but seeing the Consul afterwards the latter told him h« not received ...

... party meetings and those of committees of which they are members. Major Thorntcn-Kemsley is, of course on service with the Army. AMONG the plethora of questions which Ministers have answer is one by Mr Rostron Duckworth to Sir George Courthorpe, who answers ...

... Trado J, H. Thotuu. M-F. Officer’s Escape from Germany. STUPID GUARD S LOST CHANCE. E.'uit Coast,, An officer the Belgian Army'has landed hero after exciting adventures in Germany, ft is necessary to omit several passages from bis statement, from which the ...

... has the Army in her blood. Her father, native of Middlesex. was in the Gordon Highlanders for twenty-three years. Her mother, too comes from Middlesex. Sergeant Styles was born while her father's regiment was in Cairo. After leaving the Army, he was civilian ...

... explanation being that, through the absence of trees, the cold air of the high lands now flows, unchecked and nntempered, down the sides of the hills to the valleys and the lower lands. Population. Tie population Australia attained its flirt million in 1868 ...

... Fish Market on Friday, and of many tons weight, reminded one the days prior to the war, when German well British trawlers used land here an important part of The Harvest the Sea.” It was wonderful considering present-diav dangers and restrictions. In these ...

... recently home on leave. Highland Military Medallists Awards to officers and men the Army were announced in “ London Gazette/' They include: M.M.—L/Cpl. Archibald M'Alllster land, Gordons (Aberdeen); C.S.M. William Alexandn M'Bridge. Camerons; Robert. George ...

... and the late Mrs Whyte. 23 Wallfield Place, Aberdeen. Major Whyte graduated at Aberdeen University and was a doctor in the Army before war broke out. He was captured at Benghazi just over four years ago. Returning to his home at 27 Maiden Street. Peterhead ...

... he outfought the enemy, sent one of them spinning into the sea, nursed his crippled aircraft back home, and made a crash landing. We’re a mixed bag,” said the Squadron Commander, and although I’ve only known the boys for so short a time. I’ve seen what ...

... d the search of Tower Wood. In these sort of affairs he was without a rival; he would have been good general in the German army, for he worked systematically, adhering rigidly to a certain plan of campaign. He had no imagination, finesse. If a dead body ...