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... the Census 80,978 people in Scotland spoke the language, a drop of 14,469, or 15.2 per cent, on the 1951 figure. The number speaking only Gaelic dropped by more than 50 per cent, from 2178 to 974. Those striving to retain the use of the language can take ...
... mwlncl'i. had cm_un« “ America speaks all of peace, oubtedly taken place in na, but bombs hc:euhbom. China“’b‘ there was a dynamic new ignores her words and sees her Puritanism and sense of service. actions.” China speaks all of war, But there was also ...
... extreme that Pirenne should not even be mentioned. The great advantage is that the facts are allowed to speak for themselves, not forced to speak for- the author. Mr Bullough’s restraint adds weight to his judgments as when he takes more seriously than ...
... The® ~recéent Hughes = Parry ““'report recommended that Welsir = should have official parity with ‘. English: in the Welsh-speaking .ar:_:ig;il,We‘lsh is now so being A Surely, sir, it would be more ~to.. the - point in Scotland if, -instead of upbraiding ...
... and Islands Development Board, is expected fto give his fint progress report to the people of the crofting counties when he speaks today at the regiomal conference in Inverness organised by the S.T.U.C. A full account of this important meeting will appear ...
... ' : ..at QUEENSBERRY HOUSE on : MONDAY. 8(; February 1968, . at p.m. : ot dmlljugou ANDERSON, c=nn eriatric Medicine. will speak, and all interested are- - invited to attend. 2, H Tea will be served: . . . - ...
... SURVEY Prof. Grieve was speaking in Inverness at a conference organised by the Scottish Trades Union Congress and attended by 400 representatives of various Highland interests—local authorities, trade unionists, landowners, business men, crofters and ...
... Graves writes on Blunden, who is to visit Edinburgh on the 17th of this month to 'address the Scottish ‘' Association. for the Speaking of Verse. .are The the ...
... ATHENS, Monday. — General Grivas, Commander-in-Chief of Cyprus armed forces, today denied reports that he intended to resign. Speaking to reporters after arriving here for talks on the island’s defenge problems, he said the Greek Government had never suggested ...
... '.“'T gl y E , 5. ot 1 than Ist be with the appropriate University not later n -'m should lodged GERMAN TUITION by native speaking teacher; examinations or coaversation. Phone COL 3635 after 5 . p.m. . AtD ...
... ltr war which could be 'foundz - Up to this point he had been|any One county in relation to speaking as a Cabinet Minister,|Planning. - . - : he added Speaking personally,| He was not going to antlc:pate he did not think that the accep. |the findings of ...
... restricted for safety reasons, Sir Richard Glyn, chairman of the organising committee announced here today. Sir Richard, speaking at a luncheon to celebrate Cruft's 70th show 1o be held in London on Februa qi'-:gi_sisdoau’ prizewinners at ampionship ...