... parties. Both vicepresident Rees and psesident Gwynfor Evans, like many other members of the party, were brought up by English-speaking parents, taught | themselves We.sh (Rees while at Taunton School in England) and now converse in it in ference to English ...

... night, 450_0f his 18,000-strong audience left their seats and gathered round his dais to affirm themselves as Christians. Speaking quickly and gesticulating fiercelf with both hands, Dr G.aham told his followers: * This crundfi is being held at a time when ...

... gynaecologist, said on Saturday that contraceptives should be made freely available to everyone on the National Health Service. Speaking at a conference at ‘Maidenhead attended by some 300 obstetricians, aecologists and doctors from alj over Britain and Europe ...

... INDICATION OF HEALTH To l;.yose he had heard speak of the ess in “very derogatory terms,” Mr Herron said: *“Let us be very grateful in the Church of Sootlant that we get the Press coverage we do.” There should be pride, too, that the Kirk was still news ...

... that Britain should declare her firm intention to become a member of the Common Market at the first favourable orportunlty. Speaking at a luncheon meeting of the National Press Club, Mr Heath said meanwhile Britain should voluntary change her policies to ...

... am sure many like me. He claims, without any proof, that the * generality” in ah country have Christian stan: b and that he speaks for 90 per cent of the population. He misleadingly correlates *Sound of Music’s success with its morality. He attacks minorities ...

... Hi nder and a Gaelic et et s e tas a Roy: Commission on the State of Education in the Hebrides. To Lowlanders this Gaelic-speaking area was .s 0 remote fi in many xugcu so alien tin the wor of one of Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Schools transference to the ...

... guild, they are inculcating a new pride in the language, and this in a country where, at the turn of the century, a boy heard speaking Welsh in school had a wooden plaque, inscribed o w:lsh Not,” hung round his neckK. Because of the language difference, Wales ...

... HIGHLIGHT A highlight this afternoon will | be when the ?;leen Mother speaks at and officially opens\ tne Memorial Rose Garden in the cemtre of the burgh. Pride of ‘place in the presentation there will go to the gardener, Mr John Ross (80). About -80 ...

... complete relaxation of the present existing working practices within the steel trades in this yard.” Mr Chalmers, ‘who was speak}nx at a Press conference followng the signing of the procedural agreement, which, he said, might well become a model for the ...

... iverance called on ticipation led by th ovement : f nuclear Imost as 1 annibalism pent on wé pent sPifi aterially untries.” Speaking otion, thi hettleston embly earing on The Ame ith an a e should s we are.’ | Amid ch vaded Ti ibetans t ence awa ho threal ...

... business side of running a dress-house. ; This could later lead to an awful lot of disillusion, said Miss Joanne Brogden, speaking at the summer meeting of the Design Industries Association in London yesterday. Miss Brogden, a lecturer in the fashion school ...