... grand palaces and cathedrals, Malta's 5000 years of history seem to come alive. There's no language difficulty in English-speaking Malta. where summer lingers longest just forty winks away six hours by air, and in the sterling area All this year, Malta ...

... Fish is a speciality. Farmers and their wives visiting London for the agricultural shows like to lunch and dine there, which speaks well for the quality of the food. W.B. Jaspers, 4 Bourne Street, Sloane Square, (si.o 0445.) Open 5.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. ...

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... palaces and cathedrals, Malta's five thousand years of history seem to come alive. There is no language difficulty in English-speaking Malta. All this year, Malta celebrates the 19th Centenary of the landing of St. Paul. The world's newest, year-round Med ...

... they will be feeling rather gratified about the Charter Edward VI granted them as recently as 1561. I would not presume to speak for the rest of Merrie England, but for my part (if I can get this damned forelock out of my eyes) I can think of no greater ...

... palaces and cathedrals, Malta's five thousand years of history seem to come alive. There is no language difficulty in English-speaking Malta. The world's newest, year-round Mediterranean playground only a few hours by air, in the centre of the Mediterranean ...

... Rcy and Read. And, he might have added, from Raskin. In other words, the aim is to he different, to be one of a coterie, speaking a private, secret language. Another of these high-powered critics argues that there is what he calls a depth coherence ...

... THE DIFFERENCE between. the English and the Scots is than if two Englishmen were maroored on a desert island they would lot speak to each other because they had not been formally introduced Two Scotsmen finding themselves in a similar predicament would ...

... ignored. It was probably some feeling that this is an injustice to be redressed that led the Arts Council and the English-Speaking Union of the United States to collaborate in giving us the major retrospective exhibition of the American painter's work ...

... devised for the motorist, usually in the name of safety. Here GORDON WILKINS puts the propaganda in perspective with facts that speak for themselves Transport on their analysis of Christmas road accidents. This simply revealed that a high proportion of the ...

... helpful circumstances occur. First of all, there's the strange magnetism of the English-language newspaper for all English-speaking foreigners: they get to the daily papers first. By the time the Englishman arrives at a kiosk, the news dealer is always ...

... if not in person, then by proxy. Hunting by proxy is more than just following occasionally in a car, or on foot. Strictly speak ing, it means being represented by a member of one's family. To the question Do you hunt? one must be able to answer No ...