... Mr Grimond - speaks of ‘the “irony” of N. Hull Mr Jo Grimond, the Liberal leader, ended his two-day visit to the North-east on Saturday with a claim that the Labour Government were popular because they had been forced to take Liberal advice. He told ...

... Chamber of Commerce will hear the views of t? men in the business. Mr Niall C. Macdiarmid, chairman of Stewarts & Lloyds, will speak on *lnvestment in Industry,” Mr Louis Glmbert investment manager of Legal General Assurance Soclety, will discuss “ Institutional ...

... grace of God and a }ommon loyalty to the Person of esus Christ. All three are ; necessity if we are to profess the same faith, speak and understand a common language, and be actuated by the same aspirations. But given this community of faith, experience, and ...

... genera] degree of understanding which the executive of the E.T.U. and myself, representing the Governme=t, have.” GOING WELL Speaking on the prospects of Fairfield, he said the rroject was “well in sight of going home.” He did not think there was any suggestion ...

... suffered ‘a not unusual reaction-to their- initial glory, .but both: are now much more mature, and there could 'be, so to speak,: a ‘second coming’ for the Gala half-backs. ~Among the Gala three-quarters, H. Dobson did 'some eminently ‘useful ‘tidying ...

... from overseas will be substantially less. Our income has again shown a satisfactory increase over the previous year. &mnfly speaking the results of British and over3eas companies in which we hold ordinary shares have been satisfactory, and in many cases ...