... including biography autobiography and travel was stressed by Mr Stanton Campbell chairman of the Prison Visitors’ Committee speaking to Liverpool Boleader Club today on Walton Prison TONIGHT’S SMALL ADS Entertainment! Public Appointment! Situation! Vacant ...

... ENGLISH FATHER Bates, whose father was English, was born in Marseilles, and speaks very little English. Aged about 36. is married and one son. whom he hoped to educate here. The training establishment at Findon is owned bv M. Lucien Landa and his wife ...

... possible Grand National candidate Bates was eight times champion steeplechase jockey in France Born in Marseilles years ago he speaks very little English Married with one son he had hoped to allowed to remain in this country for about two years Ex-Leicester ...

... conference a four-day one organised by the Council for Education in World Citizenship. Mr Mayhew Foreign Under Secretary, speaking Democracy in Britain, said that If Britain was democracy years ago it is a much more democratic democracy today. He said ...

... never seriously considered or if they have they have never taken the country into their confidence On this the Liberal report speaks with frankness First there should be a cut in Government spending The Government already propose to cut it £250m but this ...

... reference was made maJor-Geners: Griffin to a proposed site at Lowdham. , wrote: — One member said he thought ' I am sure that I speak for the Council should not be held rs.nks of the Regunent when I say up over 24 months in th e i r that there A no unit the ...

... to guide people who are going to the countryside to their behaviour, how to get around, and what to see. Mr. Silkln was speaking after meeting members the commission. ...

... by the United Nations Association Council for Education in World Citizenship, which opened in London yesterday. Nemone was speaking in a discussion which followed a lecture on Democracy in Britain given Mr Christopher Mayhew, Under Secretary of State for ...

... entitled to allow wise instead of foolish words to proceed from their mouths. “Miners, the Britain of 19S0 is proud of you and I speak, too, for the millions of trade unionists who pledge themselves to help you to wipe out the evils which Tory Governments bf ...

... Mayor pointed to the Habeas Corpus Act and the liberties conferred by Magna Carta of 1215. The Press, too, was, generally speaking, free; any newspaper or periodical could write what it pleased, subject to the laws of libel and obscenity. There was no ...

... police car, pushed the stw under his coat said Mr. Wilson. H e is a man who acts first and thinks afterwards. said Mr. speaking of Spnitt's two efforts to run away after his struggle with the detective. The that he tried to run away is an indication ...

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