... 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 ...

... the seamen’s strike, which *“ had done much damage to our economic prospects,” was the culmination of 18 months of drift. Speaking at the annual women’s conference of the Conservative Party in London, he said the Government’s incomes policy had failed ...

... 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 ...

... zeroed in on Col. John Glenn we would dare ask him if he had found that orbiting the world was a good preparation for public speaking. Up there in outer space you must have plenty opportunities to turn over in your mind the neat phrase and the telling idiom ...

... 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 ...

... somethin’ of a favourite in the concert ha.l, but his economy of language suits the present unrhetorical manner of verse-speaking, and, as a subject for the voice alone, this selection may be compared with the sung versions recorded by Heliodor as Archive ...

... position to negotiate a settlement and that the T.U.C. could not advise affiliated unions to assist them in their strike. ‘Speaking after the meeting, Mr Bill Hogarth, general secretary of the N.US. said that the result of the meeting, which he described ...

... (striped and very attractive when new) was absolutely worthless because it could neither be laundered nor dry-cleaned. He was speaking from recent experience. The fabric literally had to be thrown away after use. ...

... write books. It's been suggested to me sometimes that they have no influence. They are literate and articulate, they write and speak and organise great rallies. Today marches and demonstrations are going on continually. They aren't highly organised—they're ...

... have to say is really distinct from the artist and art. It is the woman who has to speak. And it is not only the woman Anais who has to speak, but I who have to speak for many women. As I discover myself, I feel | am merely one of many, a symbol. “1 begin ...

... of the operation is the removal of the corporation tax burden on the group's overseas earnings - Mr Huntingford, who was speaking at the annual meeting, ;mclo;ed bmtn the mndy ntend to a proportion their zsoo& 8 per cent Un. secured Loan stock for canceila: ...

... he said. This would be equivalent to four times the lfil_‘uent level of town gas sales in this country.” X 3 Sir Henry was speaking after the commissioning of the £2.5 million drilling rig Orion, the third and last m the series that John Brown & Company ...