... “SPEAK FOR BRITAIN” Mr Willis also has a banner heading: “ Let East Edinburgh speak for Britain.,” He declares that the election takes place at a time when many are feeling the full effects of Tory policies upon the cost of living. Whilst prices of some ...

... “DUTY TO SPEAK” But to-day, Mr Emanuel Percy Bradlow, furniture tycoon and barrister, declared South African business men “not only have authority to advise the Government on national policy—_lt was their duty to do so.” Mr Bradlow was backed up by a ...

... Speaking frankly 1t is hardly likely that the Bow Group memorandum on Central Africa will make pleasant reading to Sir Roy Welensky, now in London for talks with the British Government about the proposed {act-finding commission on Central Africa. Though ...

... To appear but not to speak? IT IS DOUBTFUL whether yesterday's ruling by the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal that three police officers can be compelled to go into the witness-box at the inquest of three men killed by police bullets six years ago will ...

... Speaking for themselves . FIVE years ago when I was a full-time reporter I produced an article on abortion. It was nicely balanced: one interview with ‘a girl who had an abortion, one with a single woman who had the baby; comments * from the counsellor ...

... STILL SPEAKING The tribunal accepted the applicant’s evidence and held that the weeks in question were those during which his relationship with his brother continued to be governed by a contract of employment which normally involved employment for 21 ...

... Double-speak on Sir, - Michael Scott, of Scottish Countryside and Wildlife Link, seeks to J\m&uflom of the “celebrity to the Cairngorm funicular proLect (Letters, 6 June). Of course he would. He was one of those behind the publicity stunt to draw in the ...

... FRANK SPEAKING Mr Louw declared. “It is, I think, necessary that I should this evening speak frankly—with perhaps more candour than is usual at a function of this nature. “We cannot take the risk of an old and mutually advantageous friendship being disturbed ...

... Speaking of English Crookston Old House, Heriot, . August 29, 1954 Sir,~Local accents in the British Isles will alwafrs remain so, but a standardised English should be recognised by the absence of an affected accent. Consonants such as r, ch (loch), &ec ...

... Oracle-speak WE knew it would happen. The University of Edinburgh has advertised for an Oracle Analyst, pretty much a waste of time, given it has already been revealed the Pythian Princess at ...

... Due to speak The President was hurried with ‘his party into the State Capitol building where he tad been scheduled to address the California State Legislature. Such was “President Ford's aplomb that within one-and-a-half hours; of the incident he delivered ...

... CHANCELLOR SPEAKS }q{ 7(7:aghgiggn's welcome was uch cooler, the audience appearg unsure whether they were the t or the mouse. Mr Callaghan ave what now passes as a stock ”’ speech. The theme was simple. Labour ad inherited grave economic roblems and ...