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... drowned in jeers from the N eference o the Mount. | Government side. Once, the batten Commission. Home Secretary allowed him to speak, but Mr Sandys was immediately flattened, and accused of : * advocating “ a frightening doctrine Ry L | of irresponsibility ...
... of his re. m:irkable success in brlnzi;ll religion to people. Even today in mew Y%rk and San Francisco, Episcopalians still speak glowingly of the throngs of students and other young people whom Dr Pike attracted towards the Church. . At 5‘3.0 Pike—his ...
... to special watch was not, in fact, nhng on October 2&&‘1'906 d.::o w escaped on was immediately miuw, Lord Brooke, after speaking in the criminal law debate in the House of Lords, gave his consent for the minute to be published. He also stated that the ...
... laundry bundles a week, and that he understood there had been 350 complaints from the public, most of them unfounded. nalt AN S Speaking at the luncheon of the British Institute of Management Fellows, he stated that although the order allowed every business ...
... the first leg last week, which Kilmarnock won 1-0. ; lhicolmml(cDmld was there o meet the Belgian manager, Harry Game, who speaks a good IR O surpris use an? uud‘ to play with Millwall. ;}‘l’ave you any injuries?” we asked. LRI Ihopen’uukethcfmthurg the ...
... BEEEN e EXHIBITIONS THE ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN young contemporaries 1966 3rd November to 19th November 1966 English Speaking Union Gallery 22 Atholi Crescent, Edinburgh 3 Monday to Saturday 10 am to 5 pm 4th and 12th November 2 pm to 5 pm 16th November ...
... too little draw; and, indeed, te so sinister a start, the students were only three points to the bad at half-timewith, so to speak, the Co-Optimists front bench, as %‘“ shivering in the stand, some very pertinent questions concerning the number of chances ...
... is 25 years of age and |lives at Gullane in East Lothian. | At the last General Election he | polled nearly 8,000 votes. Speaking at a public meeting in Dalkeith Masonic Hall immediately after his re-adoption, Mr Rae thanked S.N.P. members for giving ...
... scope of the Act. Some cases had been resolved and one had been referred to the Attorney- General for possible action. He was speaking at a Press conference to announce the setting up of the West Midlands Conciliation Committee under the Act. A Pakistani ...
... Ministry of Power. e cost of electricity to the Scottish industrial consumer was also unfavourable, he added. ‘Mr Taylor was speaking on the Electricity ( Powers) (Scotland) Order, 1! which increases the limit on Mamemw boards by million to £5BO million. ...
... Hi Joint Parliamensaid in the Lords night. But he stressed that the targets mlu.timb.b same though thc:: m some modmludmm. Speaking during a debate on the Scottish economy, he gesture of national pride and defiance which the Government would do well not ...
... to m'm own political future with oo outside intervention, &:ovid.d this does not diminish spheres of Mmm” of the English-speaking « On failing driving test for the fifth time. “If you could only mn articulate Mmilo( gnmblN ape who sits at youru:fde. you ...