... Experienced, desires post manager lir ...

... son of Mr Jas. Stott, grocer and wine merchant, Balmoral Place. Aberdeen. “NO WASTE” ORDER IN ARMY The Army Council has issued a new instruction to all Army Commands in the United Kingdom threatening severe disciplinary action against anyone who occasions ...

... of Scotland Presbytery of Caithness, held at Thurso. Glen Tanar Land Girls’ Effort A successful whist drive dance, in aid of the Women's P.% Army Spitfire Fund, and by the Glen Tanar Land Girls, v held in the Recreation Hall. .> Whist prize - winners Women ...

... Zealand Premier. have always been glad that I was born a woman, but never so proud as in these weeks among you.—Miss Dorothy Thompson to the women of Britain. The Army is in training—the best Army we ever had. It is our job to give it the weapons.—Mr George ...

... be treated with humanity. If any violence offered to a woman, the offender shall be with death.” He (Dr Mackay) wished that some of the relatives of the Duke of Cumberland who were the Kaiser’s army had known of those orders, and carried them on*. On the ...

... of France, who became King on July 10 the following year. Mary became a widow on December 5,1560. On August 19, 1561, she landed in Scotland again. On October 28, 1562, she probably saw her first battle, when the Gordons were routed by the Protestant ...

... 1860; M.D., Mariaohai College. April 18,1860; Surgeon Major, Army Medical Department, being ‘■ached to the Royal Homo Artillery. in Edinburgh 1882. He married -uias Richards, an Irish woman, and had son and daughter— , i d^arn Edmund Ironside, bom M«y ...

... genuinely Imperialist tii .his vision ; Mr Arthur Henderson working-man, with wide knowledge oi and a deep store of shrew-dnesa land communsense Lord Milneh has jinore intimate knowledge the conduct ■of war than probably any other hjan iin the country and ...

... the district, Aire Smith, Badymyres, received tangible proof that her services as a member of the Logie Buchan Parish Church Woman’s Guild were very much appreciated, and that her way-going was regretted. Last week Mrs Smith was presented with a handsome ...

... full-time harvest-time recruits for the Women’s Land Patrick opened a new Land Army training centre Howett Institute, Bucksburn. ls presence at the ceremony with the Under-Secre,j State for Scotland, Mr Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, lnec * importance which the Government ...

... 2; Inverness, 1; Chanonry. 6; Dingwall, 7; Tain, 6: Dornoch, 4; Caithness, 3. ?SCENE?? AT LAND COURT SITTING. Woman s Unusual Outburst. At a sitting of the Land Court at Lybeter? Mr E. E. Morrison presiding?a lady rose from the body of the hall and proceeded ...

... July 21. 1942. in assisting in the orientation of a flight formation of United States Army Air Force aircraft. Calm. Pipers of 51st From LEONARD MOSLEY, Eighth Army, Sunday. THERE’S nothing so eerie as hearing the bagpipes wailing over the hills at dawn ...