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... as it is a British, as distinct from a Scottish, anthem, they should. of course, be British or Imperidl occasions? Broadly speaking, “Scots Wha Hae” should be reserved for the same sort of oecaion — days of remembrance and dedication like Bannockburn and ...
... several arrests were made by the police. The only blemish in an otherwise hard but clean contest was when the referce had to speak to Baird for a foul on Evans. It was one-wav traffic on the restart, with Rangers pounding the Celtic goal in relentless fashion ...
... instalment of the| By Our Diplomatic Correspondent suprlementary ration to all who are LONDON, Tuesday entitled to it. Generallv speaking road . lonial hauliers will be entitled to some supple-| The mission of the ’Ol Colonia mentary issue, though not necessarily ...
... just off Piccadilly. Cars Instead You do not have to go back to 1820, however, to find worth-while memories of Whistlers. Speak to one man there, and he will be able to recal]l changed times down the Strand in the past 30 years. “Time was,” he will tell ...
... mountain unfe-. Its existence was verified onlv 12 months ago. But its proved wealth far exeeed;kthnt of tle other fields. not to speak of almost certain qther oilfields at?’oining it. The importance of the fleld was first recognised by a ream of geologist ...
... savings into Scotland's economy, and that is through Scottish control of Scottish affairs through her own restored Government. Speaking at Manchester in July 1949, Mr Attlee, Labour’s Prime Minister, referring to Russia’s subordination of her East European ...
... iculties have hampered the arrangements. Father Peter Donati, priest at Gorebridge and camp padre. speaks no Hungarian and none of the 20 about-to-be-weds speaks Emihsh. The wedding service, which will be partliein Latin and partly in English, will ‘conducted ...
... of sympathy, understanding, tolerance. and moderation. “It is for Christian people to strive to hear what God the Lord is speaking to them in these difficult and bewildering days.” Dr Warr ended his address just before midnight, and the congregation bowed ...
... attack. The terrorists met a withering fire and were driven off after a sharp engagement. Eye-witness’ accounts from the area speak of the roar of explosions and the rattle of machine-gun fire. In Brookeborough hundreds of spent cartridge cases. live rounds ...
... escorts, but its pilot, Captain Welford, could see no sign of the lifeboat With fue] running out. Captain Welford was able to speak by radio to the lifeboat. He obtained her position then returned to Kirkwall Airport. There, another B.E.A. plane, bound for ...
... the Western world. There is a branch office in London as well as in the other European capitals. Exiles Speak Exiles from the captive countries speak to their people in their own idiom. They prepare their own scripts and their own programmes, and broadcast ...
... only 15 per cent of normal running. This amount included supplementaries. The Ministry of Transport has said that generally speaking road hauliers would be entitled to some supplementary issue, though not necessarily for long-distance work. The reservation ...