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... Plant of the week Generally speaking, snowdrops are considered as late winter or early spring flowering bulbs. While the bulk of the species may {lower then there are one or two species which bloom in autumn. Perhaps the best known is the October / November ...
... cent increase in Scottish public investment over the next five years, said Mr Michael Noble, M.P., yesterday in Edinburgh. Speaking at a Press conference on the Government’s White Paper on the Scottish economy, he said that under the previous Government ...
... election cung%xn Yesterday it was the me Minister himself. ”Durtng exchanges on housing at question hour, Mr Geoffrey Rippon, who speaks for the Opposition on the mbjecte.'gg:d s eo Ay memory @ a ven at Bra m 27, bfinfl not the Prime nclnm.r 't“dwoatlh:t a Labour ...
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... selective emplxmnt tax late on Wednesday night, “infringed the rights of minorities because 'some members still wished to ‘speak. 1 1 Th are prepared to divide the zuu on this issue if they deem it necessary. ...
... Glasgow Corporation, told teachers yesterday that radical thinking on teachers’ salaries and conditions of service was overdue, Speaking at the opening of a two-day educational conference. at Strathclyde University, organised by the local association of the ...
... setting up a Scottish Civic Trust, announced last night that its foundation was likely. “by the end of the year.” R He was speaking at Tighnabruaich, Argyli, where he presided over a Rublic meeting called by the yles of Bute Improvement Trust to hear of ...
... vablot £75 amllg—mntownwm Scotla and for w the ministry of & Church of “Scot- E:“Octo;er Y.Il. g:de:m. '3.-:’8 ‘ Gaelic-speaking students. and . those sy PR st T examiners are tisfied with those ca ates’ profictency in general scholarship. Intimation ...
... severe increases in taxation, but added cautiously that he must keep the position open. Towards the end of the campaign, speaking at Cardm: he said more ominously: “1 don’t gmmhe it is going to be ‘an easy Budget.” This last remark seems to suggest -a’mceh ...
... Closed Sundays. & THE ‘ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN young ; contemporaries 1966 3rd November to 19th November 1966 English Speaking Union Gallery 22 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh 3 Monday to Saturday 10 am to 5 pm 4th and 12th November 2 pm to 5 pm 16th November ...
... Despite the inconclusiveness of his message, three rousing cheers echoed round the heavy engineering shop after he had finished speaking. Later Mr Brown told reporters that he was touched by these cheers after giving the men what could not have been very palatable ...
... responsibility, Mr G. R. Oake, chief officer of the Pig Industry Development Authority, said in Edinburgh last night. He was speaking at the opening of the week-end- conference of the Association of Agriculture which has brought about 130 teachers, farmers ...