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... nationalism . The plain truth was that the Welsh economy was dependent upon England Scotland was dependent upon England ( Scottish members—i ' or what ?) Both are dependent upon England , he added and when we get the report on the financial relationship ...
... the lower stairs , the upper stairs being a public landing place . Temple Stairs were originally for the use of the Knights Templars , and were used by justices , clerks ,-and others who went to and from the Law Courts in Westminster Hall by river . In ...
... What's On Locally BONNYRIGG 'emeriti' yarn. jet-propelled planes us a background. Chain Lightning: . showing at the end of the week at the Regal Cinema. shows Humphrey Bogart as a test pilot for the hot . ' jobs. After the hectic activity of war. lie ...
... road-blocks . In other places in the North of England , C . I . D . men were busy making inquiries . The stone—roughly dressed and of red sandstone—is known to be at least 1100 years old . • For 400 years it was used in the crowning ceremony oi Scottish Kings ...
... Agriculture Old Highland Drove Roads ' Not to be Considered No Man ' s Land Home-Produced Fruit Land-Use Meeting Postponed alkeith Sale of Pigs Poultry Sales Future of East Fife Players Decision Likely To-day Fife and Kinross Winter League A remindQr ...
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... the use of the atom bomb . It was noticeable that in the House of Lords last evening Lord Salisbury did not press the matter beyond saying that he would have preferred if lie Truman-Attlee communique had spoken of con ¬ sultation regarding the use of the ...
... Grant iHawick ) . and J . Greenwood ( Dunfermline . ) ¦ *—Scottish Internationalist The Scottish team who beat England in the Calcutta Cup match at Murrayfield last season provide the majority of the Whites . Seven of the forwards who did duty on that ...
... 3 - i y I~ g : i - s i op 0? Moty England’s captain, F. R. Brown. was wrong. Len Hutton should never have been used to strengthen the middle-list batting in the Brisbane Test. There is only one place for the world’s greatest opening batsman, and that ...
... traditional English view that history—nay, time itself—begins with England. Noné the less it is a bit disconcerting to find it baldly restated by a high di%r;‘itary of the Church of England. The Dean of Westminster, Dr Alan Don,’is widely reported in the ...
... club’s international centre forward. The big Palmerston Park leader was on top of the football world two seasons ago when he was “ c?ped ” against Ireland and England, and was then chosen as a member of the Scottish FA. party which toured America and Canada ...
... by Ml 1 D . A . Balllie . BannatyMUnalhort , and it won the Wails Cup for the best animal bred by exhibitor , the M'Laren Cup for the best animal in the show , and the w . K . Reid Cup for the overhead championship . The triple champion was sired by Cawderene ...