... credit to the brothers Adam, standlnf atop one of our urban Blltie e Imsgnation 3s Tk on as mu as the eye m where men sat 1o speak coolly and boidly for a nation, a pation eo-unnuj not to the task of M out of a union once reluctantly imposed on it, but to ...

... Warnock, Elie, Fife, that the Assembly mornlse the need for gnter devolution~ of authority from London to Edinburgh. {24 Speaking fo his amendment, Mr Warnock said: “.Many of us have |given a great many years of thoufht to what extent Scotland should ...

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... the meeting in private was, I understand. upported b both the National ping ration. They feel that this will enable them to speak more frankly without luvh} to, as one union official put it, “ play to_the gller:. g Lord Pearson today asked both sides to ...

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... people named as mem- Ine methods may be more bers, not more than -five could sophisticated and even more | claim any right to speak for the civilised, but to us this reads vast landward area of the region. like the Government warrant for Four of the five ...

... reports on them; he is obviously a threat. -Not unnatunelg' the men Dbitterly resented young women, very gunlor citizens so to speak, g th in this relation to them. Their reaction was such that eventunllge the new ;{ltem had to abandoned. ere was a case where ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... London Street, also Edinburgh, were alleged to be involved in a disturbance outside the Regal Ballroom on April 28. Hodge, speaking in his own defence, said that when he and Musgrove were asked to move along by the police they could not do so as they were ...

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