... Security —an office from which she resigned on grounds of principle and characteristically without fuss or acrimony — she can speak to the Assembly with authority on work in which the Kirk is becoming ever more engaged. The emphasis in religion now is on ...

... his beautifully timed and dextrous deflections, it was often obvious that the defeated South African concerned had, so to speak, mever seen him coming. SQUASH.—A recommendation is to be put rmdtomuwm the Squash kets to end :&:dtscunm“nlm ...

... up to five years. The Government statement said that, in addition to the compensation, Haryana would be awarded the Hindi-speaking part of the rich cotton-growing Fazilka area, which at present belongs to, the Punjab. _The two, states have been in dispute ...

... chamberlain, Mr A. L. Imrie, who submitted a written reg:lrt te the committee. ‘ e depute city chamberlain, Mr Blair Grosset, speaking in support of the report, said that the overall gr: rattf for 1970- 71 of 5.13 r cent was the highest' they had krnown as ...

... in‘ the Commons yesterday which, he alleged, were engaged in inertia selling. Mr Arthur Davidson (Lab., Accrington), was speaking on the second x-eadin{u of his Inertia Selling Bill which would make illegal the sending out of goods which had not been ...

... Property Assets £6,500,000 Profits 1947 £200,000 1968 g:g% ~ 1970 forecast £6,800,000 MEPC's management record speaks for itself. Star have yet to prove that Mm the expertise to m:-gi succa:f:my a rn.uch larger £58,300,000 £82,900,000 £152,700,000 e -vo ...

... ‘Hard headed realism’ on EEC farm talks Minister of Agriculture Mr Cledwyn Hughes, speaking at Devon NFU annual meeting yesterday—a meeting well attended by members of the Farmers’ Action Committee—said that both farmers’ and housewives’ interests would ...

... that they react too violently|make it intolera for these agflionsdt ;:ick societyi;' gmolmns' tp;m of ‘or: T aumont, who was speak- | human system here,” ing at the annual meeting of |Said, describing m begangvib?rhcrmhire Lli:enls, uin{ NMI th&:mn: Liberals' ...

... ann, speaking to reporters at the same time, said that “no French initiative could affect the interests of our partners in the petroleum field” in &!’t«l States interests control about 80 per cent of Libya's oil yutput. G NR Chaban-Delmas, speaking in a ...

... ohn Anderson as the Honourable Reader provided the audience with an excellent introduction to the play with his splendid speaking voice, while Jean Dickson as Lady Precious Stream and Jim Waite as the gardener were as polished and as competent as their ...

... enterprising m. but he believes that it be economic disaster for us to attung_(ht? govern our O;R country. at seems a muddled. He speaks of Scotland, “ accustomed to ridi%.tho great tides of umri'; great tides of the past decades have carried a great %omélu to ...

... it no way contravenes the policy guidelines laid down by ig'e” Foreign Secretary in June According to Mr Michael Stewart, speaking in the Commons then, one of the most important factors in deciding whether to supply arms was whether thei' were intended ...