... pity the district council have taken this decision, especially as two or three members do- not” speak OO T et e --Gaelic. would be ~a difficult language to ~speak at - official levels, and ' she thought that it would be - a ‘'‘very “hotchpotch Gaelic” that ...

... “Mr Robert Black was' last: night adopted as E‘ospecflve - Conservative Parliamentary = candidate - for North Lanarkshire. Speaking in Stepps he called on Conservatives to take a more active part in-local government aflairs.;~ R sores ...

... 3rd November to 19th November 1966 English Speaking Union Gallery 22 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh 3 Monday to Saturday 10 am to 5 pm 4th and 12th November 2 pm to 5 pm 16th November 10 am to 12 noon Closed Sundays. Admission free ...

... received from 41-other pctrommnbunng,,eqnmles in Britain and. will. be accorded the , -usual: “concessions, . Lerd e, & e speaking. on hip, said ‘while eaking- on the ‘Solus: Petrol, orff.-m R The . President. of the Board of Trade had accepted the Total ...

... MINISTER’S ROLE - -Speaking: of. the role .of :the Secretary. of - State for -Scotland, ‘Mr Noble 'said: *“.Very few Scots‘men, “and . especially those most loudly in favour of a separate ‘Parliament - for - Scotland; .realise or admit just how: much ...

... week ago: Mr: ‘Harold ‘Wilson,. “speaking -at - Guildhall, emphasised that ' there . could be no ' genera]:’ let-up until Britain was paying her way and seen to. be doing so. Yet on Saturday - Mr- Crossman was speaking -~ of the . disappointing production ...

... Closed Sundays. & THE ‘ARTS COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN young ; contemporaries 1966 3rd November to 19th November 1966 English Speaking Union Gallery 22 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh 3 Monday to Saturday 10 am to 5 pm 4th and 12th November 2 pm to 5 pm 16th November ...

... heap’personal abuse:on-other - teachers: he' cannot know Lanything about;-and on children.” ‘lt claimed .that Mr Cameron was | speaking-- for-“a' - small unofficial| minority. group. '.- . o nEoon To. refer to the children who ~would - be; affécted by the raising ...

... failed in some parts of India in each of the last three monsoon seasons, and now there were almost no reserves. g Mrs Gandhi, speaking at a| luncheon on the first day of the International Press Institute Assembly here, said food was being supplied to the stricken ...

... should continue. Both Front Benches will carry strong teams for today’s debate. Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Lord Balniel will speak for the Opposition, and Mr George Thomson, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, will wind up. The o&erninx speakers tomorrow ...

... over it as one Though Cardy regrettably is-not. in:'the Australian team and only Boyce of the four wings engaged has, so to speak,- his union card, both back divisions-are of latent penetration.: SR - The familiar :and more rugged virtues of Hastie ...

... attitude to the Government's wage freeze. Because of a lack of time at the meeting only Mr Fraser and Mr Hunter got the chance to speak, but the Scottish miners’ president, Mr Alex Moffat, kept a tight rein on the meeting, and they were given a good hearing. ...