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... Sevin and Mr. James Griffiths—all top-ranking Ministers. There are three reasons lot choosing Miss Herbison, who will be speaking specially to Scotland, she will be making a direct woman-1 to-woman appeal. 1 The election broadcasts are: February 4, 9-15 ...
... everybody's lips. Moreover, what more natural than that one or two of them might buy newspapers containing reports of the case? Speaking of the detour which the bus made on the return journey down Atlantic Avenue past Ponsonby Avenue. nis Lordship said they ...
... LABOUR AND ELECTION. 'HARD WORK' AHEAD. PROGRESS CLAIMED. Mr. S. Napier, secretary of the Northern Ireland Labour Party, speaking at the annual meeting of the Party's Woodvale Group last night said:— While there are few students of political affairs ...
... Conservative central office, which would sugguest that he will announce the broad outline of his policy over the wireless, when he speaks to 600 AT LABOUR MEETING Mr. Attlee Is expected at Chequers this evening for nis usual quiet week-end. But he will be making ...
... at the Ministry of Education which threatens to steal all the limelight. The newest recruit is Major Neill whose effective speaking from the backbench has been rewarded with the Ministry of Labour and, since he is a young man, who knows what other posts ...
... TO PRIMATE. MUDDLED THINKING 'Lord Merriman, President of the Probate and Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice, speaking in Etknburgh last night, objected to the reported statement by the Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr. Geoffrey Fisher) this week ...
... miscast as a flirtatious schoolgirl. And why handicap Miss Zetterling. who has her own Swedish accent to contend with when she speaks English. by making her adopt a French one? Hugh Williams, who is one of the best of the tall, dark and handsome scoundrels ...
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... these gentlefolk, or at least the more pretty among them. were taken aback when they found that the Ayrshire farmer could speak better English than they, held decided political opinions and was in no way abashed by the presence of knights and earls. But ...
... the Lowland Scot of to-day and, without the aid of a glossary, unintelligible to the Highland Scot and to other At glish-speaking peoples. Among those who live beyond the bounds of Scotland the Ulster country dweller would perhaps most readily understand ...
... received gifts. DANGER POLICY WARNING. BELFAST LABOUR VIEW. Mr. S. Napier, secretary of the Northern Ireland Labour Party, speaking at an open air meeting in Blitz Square, Belfast, to-day, said: :'The people of Northern Ireland will never let the Unionist ...
... strength, were weedy youths in their teens in contrast to the tough Commando-trained Army of the Heavenly Host. Westerling, who speaks English with a Canadian accent, once served in Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten's bodyguard in Burma. He joined a . Dutch Brigadel ...