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... Lord Thomson speaks of debt to Scotland Lord Thomson returned last night to Edinburgh, the city | which he himself realised had notJ:Mays accepted him, to tell ¢« WEAK-KN >OV | a distinguished gathering that he returned to acknowledge that W EED ER ] ...
... “Think carefully. speak out.” seamen advised Seamen employed by David Macßrayne & Co. have been asked to consider carefully the issues involved in the seamen’s strike and to “speak out” if they have views which differ from those of the uaion The appeal ...
... WOMAN ON THE BRIDGE Mrs Barbara Castle, Minister of Transport, speaks to the engine room from the bridge of the m.v. Nor-Wave after she had officially opened a £l} million rollen and relloff ferry terminal at King George Dock, Hull, yesterday. With the ...
... lN the introduction to lan Munro's biography of Leslie Mitchell, Hugh Mac Diarmid speaks of Mitchell’s * unparalleled service to Scotland,” of * the Scots genius at its most veridical at the very time when the general view was that Scots was dead and ...
... ELOCUTION. VOICE PRODUCTION, PG‘ILIC SPEAKING BEATRICE FISHER, F.L.C.M, 83 PRINCES STREET or tel. NEW 1798, INDIVIDUAL TUITION for all examinations. Our prospectus gives full details. BASIL. PATERSON & AINSLIE, Tutors, 25 sAbert:l'omby Place. Edinburgh ...
... PARKHURST PRISONER CAPTURED Hebrides “short” of farm supplies BRITAIN GAINS AIR ROUTE ACROSS AMERICA A tale of two men and plain speaking By PHILIP A. STALKER This is a tale, not of two cities, Commissioner’s right hand. Dr but of two men, one of whom Small suggested ...
... SCOTTISH HISTORY “IN DANGER” Professor’s warning Speaking at the Scottish History Society’s 80th anniversary celebrations in Edinburgh on Saturday, Professor G. W. S. Barrow, Newcastle University, predicted a quickening of interest in this island’s history ...
... imitating it), There are countries, like Malawi, where pulpit Scots has made a distinct imprint on the acquired manner of speaking English. Nor do all foreigners, especially Africans and Asians, want to talk English like trueborn, well-schooled Englishmen ...
... LY . TEILHARD DE CHARDIN e DIETRICH BONHOEFFER MAN’S PLACE IN NATURE «One of Teilhard’s most unusual books scientifically speaking’ JULIAN HUXLEY ‘Deals with the very crux of his contribution to the thought of our gencration’ CANON DILLISTONE = TEILHARD ...
... ADMIRATION He said he was overwhelmed with admiration for those people who said that the Holy Spirit was speaking to them and telling the Churches to unite. He did not know how to get into such direct contact with the Holy Spirit. In the time of John ...
... won by ex-‘Arethusa’ boys represents a glorious chapter in Britain’s maritime records. Everywhere, [sailors speak proudly of her; many also speak with deep gratitude, for this famous ship has always been a great charitable venture. Every year, her complement ...
... HEALING (%‘ll).—lmerceuton Service, Monday, May, 11 Palmerston Place, at 8 pm. ‘“ Mary Light (Mrs Learmonth), from U.S.A., will speak. No meeting on 6th June. ...