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... structed by the Celts and later adapted by the Romans with stone ramparts inside the earlier earthworks. Ancient local legend speaks of buried treasure in Dolbury Camp, but was not the greatest heritage of the village of Churchill the treasure of the whole ...
... no matter which is the main target he selects. This is so because Lord Rosebery has intimate knowledge of his subject, and speaks not only as a leading breeder of the British thoroughbred horse, but also as a very famous owner of him. This year one of ...
... capital. Premier Qavam has promised the Azerbaijanis free elections and a programme of reform THE POPE'S CALL TO THE PEOPLE Speaking from the bal- CDny of St. Peter s on December 22 to a crowd estimated at 250,000 people who had assembled as a protest against ...
... assistant at the Embassy to London, as liaison officer between Mr. Churchill and mercurial, proud General de Gaulle to Tangier, to speak bluntly to Spaniards, who listened promptly. Peake sang Partisan songs when visiting Youth Railway volunteers recently, danced ...
... Salacrou dealing with the F.F.I. (Forces Fran9aises de l'lnterieur), Les Nuits de la Colere. A grim story. Dead men rise up and speak. Throw back scenes reveal them as they were in life then again they fade into the limbo that is neither Heaven nor Hell. Not ...
... the anonymous Marlowe Society, they revive a neglected Elizabethan. The acting is, as a rule, unpretentiously good, and the speaking a model of clearness. The club pre serves an admirable independence, and with the professorial guidance it now receives from ...
... to watch its step because Parliament has reassembled Frown you Frown on Your hour is past The signal wafted in that blast Speaks Britain's aweful Senate met The walls, the very walls advise, Each mean degenerate thought chastise, And rouse the sons with ...
... management areas A NEW CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE BRITISH COAL MINES-- MR. EMANUEL SHINWELL, MINISTER OF FUEL AND POWER, SPEAKING AT THE OFFICIAL CEREMONY AT WHICH THE MINES WERE FORMALLY HANDED OVER TO THE NATIONAL COAL BOARD AS TRUSTEE FOR THE NATION ...
... bell Smith has launched forth into paeans of praise regarding his charge. There are many varieties of opal, but generally speaking it is a mineral having a re lationship to quartz and differing from it in its percentage of water. Its only other essential ...
... much favourable comment, so well do they blend with the landscape. Occupiers of similar houses in the Gloucestershire area speak very highly of their comfort and general amenities. The foundations and the brickwork for the chimneys and the main dividing ...
... bet it will be a long time before anyone gets them out of Mainz again, shattered as it is. Their behaviour is, rela tively speaking, of the mildest, the best in all the Zones, to the amazement of the Germans. It is clever behaviour. To round off matters ...
... members of the Japanese Cabinet were present THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT DELIVERS A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO THE WORLD Mr. Truman speaking from an illuminated dais in front of the White House when taking part in the Christmas-tree lighting ceremony. The President ...