... Edinburgh, on the 17th host., the wife of James Oswald, S.S.C., of a son. At the Manse, Shettleston, on the 17th inst., Mrs John White, of a son. MARRIAGES. At the Rutland Hotel, Edinburgh, the 18th met., by the Rev. Thomas White, M.A., Thomas T. Gbat, to Annie Paterson, daughter of the late James Ritchie, Linlithgow. George's, Hanover Square, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. David Anderson, ...

... Robbery The Motive. ASSASSINS USE BROTHER'S GUN AND CARTRIDGES. A revolting double murder, the motive for which was apparently robbery, took place at Mullaghduff, a mile from Armoy, County Antrim, yesterday. The victims were Miss Maggie Macauley (44) and Miss Sarah Macauley (38), sisters of Mr. Andrew Macauley, J.P., chairman of the Ballycastle Board of Guardians and member of the North Antrim ...

... DUNDEE. Since the change effected in September last the internal politics of Czechoslovakia have rapidly passed beyond the ready understanding of outsiders. The ere-while intensely democratic Republic seemed to pass almost in a moment into the condition of a satellite State, manifesting no great unwillingness to accept it. Germany's aspirations with regard to the territory appeared to be ...

... mainly Communist organisations, were made to the members of Fife County Council on Tuesday, when two hundred and thirty unemployed men demonstrated outside the County Buildings. This was the culmination march made by the unemployed from the western and eastern districts of the county during the week-end, and they were at least given the satisfaction of placing their views before the County ...

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... A “RARITY.” Minister Defends Bill Against Attacks of Own Party, DOLE ANOMALIES. Obstructionist Methods of the Maxton Group. After sitting since 2-45 yesterday afternoon, the House Commons rose at 10 o clock this morning. The House had been in committee on the Unemployment Insurance (Anomalies) Bill. The members saw something of a rarity the Minister having to defend her Bill against attacks ...

... J-Lete IRE L A Bring to life those dreams of the perfect holiday . . . come to Ireland and let Ireland weave e r magic spell around you. There’s magic everywhere in * r eland. Magic in her lovely ndsc ...