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... foggy weather one winter, the cross-channel steamers could not operate. In Victoria station a notice was put up The Continent isolated. The question of food was another difference. Most French people complained about English cooking, English people looked ...
... its all they have id my stipend me as in 1860. , Friday, January 36, 1-953 Tr 'DARN MIRROR 11111111111111111111 11 CONTINENT ISOLATED THERE ' S no use crying over spilt milk. But expressing much of what I think there's a good deal of use in crying think ...
... In the frozen wastes of the far Styled fi Koyior Morloy BolUto 1 simEV si LINGERIE TOLIO north of the North American continent isolated groups weather-hardened kedp a continuous watch the Arctic Across these two military powers face each other waiting ...
... W. ROYSTON Fox Brow, Clayton, Bradford. * • This reminds the reputed • headline in a London paper: Fog the Straits: Continent isolated.” —The Editor. ...
... of world Imports, will be a roe' little trading bloc and Britain will be outside it. The smug joke— Gale in Channel. Continent isolated. Will be given a new and not-sofunny twist Further proof of the importance that London places on the Pieitfi liters ...
... Europe. When, some time ago, the French Channel ports were fogbound an English newspaper came out with the headline CONTINENT ISOLATED, and there is no doubt that for many of our more extreme and solid citizens the niggers begin at Calais. Hence the ...
... thought is that of the British newspaper headline which cried “ Continent isolated by fog.” The up-to-date version att,er‘ yesterday’s Press conference in Paris, must be “ Continent isolated by President de Gaulle.” This great and strange man has now given ...
... by 1971. says The Reader's Digest No longer, when a dense fog blankets southern England, could a newspaper proclaim Continent isolated! It all began in 1802 when a French engineer, Albert Mathieu, proposed an 18-mile passage with a roadbed for carriages ...
... “Chunnel” by 1971 says The Reader’s Digest No longer when a dense fog blankets southern England could a newspaper proclaim “Continent isolated!” 65-MINUTES CROSSING When the Channel tunnel is completed motorists will be able to cross to France in 65 minutes almost ...
... communication is far too parochial ENGLISHMEN are still amused by the legendary Times headline “Terrible Gales in Channel: Continent Isolated” but amusement is now tinged with embarrassment because the assumptions superiority which used to underpin the joke ...
... Insularity is still strong here and the feeling expressed in that famous newspaper poster of yesteryear Fog over Channel Continent isolated persists. Letters to newspapers continue to show deeprooted reluctance to the idea of being controlled by foreigners ...
... Insularity is still strong here and the feeling expressed in that famous newspaper poster of yesteryear Fog over Channel Continent isolated persists. by their nationals to Britain have created a climate of understanding which has never been achieved before ...