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... y pursuing any Fraser history - they know fal_' . more about it than their Scottish counterparfs. My friend Mary, who is married to one of the Scottish - sort, found herself tramping -~ through the'snow somewhere the - other side of Ibch Ness the other ...
... Janet and John-or Dick and Dora, brothers and sisters who lived in clean suburban houses with trim gardens, had happily married parents, took their dog:to the seaside during the holidays.* and were sickeningly. well-behaved. Librarians discouraged ...
... one of the first to . open up Nepal 7 1956 - Began writing regular. . - column My Month in the Scots - Magazine - 1959 - Married Rhona. They have no children . 1976 - Made MBE. First series of Weir’s Way on Scottish Televison 1999 - Final My Month appears ...
... property (so he says: raiding a buni in a small town is simply put down as needs-must). Later, beyond the pages of this book, he married into the upper middle class, became a not-verygood actor, notably Mr Blue in ReseroM . S Mr Blue: Memoirs Of A Renegade By ...
... Book of Records “bomb-throwing” competition and what it claimed as the last wedding of the old millennium: a local stockman marrying his fiancée of more than four years. Despite the best efforts of Melbourne, Sydney Harbour is one of the world’s most marvellous ...
... are really enjoying it so far, I think the atmosphere is brilliant.” - “@ One Scots couple marked the millennium by getting married. Darren Cornelius and Amanda Barr tiéd the knot in a family ceremony at The Old Mill hotel, Motherwell, Lanarkshire, -as the ...
... dramatically - switched religions. ..~ * - ' The contemporary Tavener was amusical prodigy whose idol was ° Stravinsky. He married at 30 but’ allegedly didn't consummate the . marriage because he would.not .. leave home and his beloved mother. The marriage ...
... films; the’ Back to the Future trio, Presentville (depicting the Fifties as the last age of innocence) and When Peggy Sue-Got. Married. This year, - Hollywood promises a -prequel to The - Flintstones plus -a return of these quintessentially Seventies - figures ...
... Scot who returns unannounced from her highpowered job in New York to revisit her lonely old dad and her ex-boyfriend (since married) in windswept Berwick-Upon“Tweed. Her very presence is enough to‘shake up everyone around her, since she is. clearly that ...
... anyone. When they get up to leave, they thrust a packet of cigarettes into our hands. “My Mom and Dad are finally getting married!” shrieks an ageing blond bombshell. “And I'm best man!” beams one of the old gents. They bustle out the door, leaving everyone ...
... churches, - harbours-and docks andtravelled thousands of miles with: notebook - and pencil ever at the ready. Bl - He never married. There is no hint in this book - making it an unusual’; modern biography where at least a page or .two of innuendo seems. ...
... Jordan’s beautifully judged adaptation of the Graham Greene novel, in which writer Ralph Fiennes’s passionate fling with married Julianne Moore sparks xwdomof&idxfor‘ : em both. BER’s recent recording of. MODERN won't wantto | centenary tribute with the ...