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... convener ; Mr George Grant , and the Rev . W . MacLeod—refused to appear at Dornoch , where , they said , Sir David would be speaking only for his own political aggrandisement . Sir David commented yesterday : I gave them the opportunity for a debate . ...
... worldstudied the programme . It shows a small mind to treat lightly any agency which can make man to man the world o ' er speak more freely , but it does give enormous satisfaction to a non-Esperantist to try out his inventiveness on Burns in the global ...
... Englishspeaking Union at the Dorchester Hotel , Londonlast night , spoke of * , he major contribution which the English-speaking people had to make towards the future peace of the world . • ' We enter the last year of the first half of this war-torn ...
... Scottish industry was made aware of the facilities offered under the Economic Co-operation Adminis-A CANADIAN Ol'l'OKJ . UNITY Speaking of the effects of the devaluation of the Canadian dollar , Sir Steven said that in 1948 the value of the goods bought by ...
... SHIPYARDS UNIONIST LEADERS IN SCOTLAND Dates and Places Fixed It was announced in Glasgow yesterday that Mr Anthony Eden will speak in the St Andrew ' s HaH . Glasgow , on February 15 al a merlin ? organised by the 15 Unionist organisations of the city . ...
... meeting of the Friends of the National Libraries . He urged that young people should be able to handle and examine them . Speaking as a teacher of history , he said he was not thinking only of such teaching aids as local records—the value of which had ...
... included the oncost workers' claim in Scotland . Lord Hyndley agreed that mechanisation was offsetting the loss of man-power . Speaking of the outlook for 1950 Lord Hyndley said that for a target the sky ' s the limit ; for a realistic forecast a bracket ...
... interpreter was necessary during the interview between Herr Adenauer and M . Schuman , because M . Schuman is an Alsatian and speaks German perfectly . M . Schuman is not an Alsatian but ? . L ° J ™ r which is a very different thing : his German is perfect ...
... Sir . —Speaking at the annual meeting of the Friends of the National Libraries on Thursday of this week . Mr Robert Birley , head master of Eton , urged a wider u ? e of great books among the collections of the National Libraries . Speaking as a school ...
... in open sin , people who have married according to the law of the land after one spouse or another has been divorced . Speaking as a mere layman I confess it has sometimes occurred to me that there is something to be said for the view that the Church ...
... monde civilise Timpulsion la plus vive . Such testimonies could be multiplied many times . There was hardly an English-speaking writer of note in those days who did not watch Vr The verdict of Edinburgh . Part of Jeffrey ' s prestige sprang from tne ...
... University Standard . Details ' from BASH PATERSON k AINSLIK . 105 HANOVER STREET . EDINBURGH . 2 . Tel .. 22140 . PUBLIC SPEAKING . —Mr J . C . NEWLANDS is now forming a Group lor Ladies and Gcntlcmea . Syllabus on application from Mctbvcn Simpson . 'Phones ...