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... that it may become compulsory for those taking part in the recording scheme, - Speaking from his Perth headquarters. Mr Neilson said it would nrobablizhaw been better to speak of a £2 membership fee: this mone¥ will be used to meet the cost of sending out ...
... as rigorously exercised as wage restraint — people are determined to try to catch up where they can.” Mr Feather, who was speaking at Huddersfield, said trade wnmn had always rejected the for a free-for-all but they flatly xle}eeud the idea that the sole ...
... land farmers to provide winter housing for their sheep and so produce out-of-season lamb for marketing in the .early spring. Speaking at the National Shepherd’s Symposium at the Northumberland College of Agriculture at Kirkley Hall, Ponteland he made it clear ...
... u‘&.fi china or antiques of G A A e B pn. Rev. HENRY J. YOUNG. rtmul PARISH 1,30 a.m. et gt 0 iska, 0.8. E.. B.D. ZERMAN SPEAKING 1 EonaN esce: . Edinbureh, 9. SRANGE PARISH CHURCH. M a.m. M.A?’.?&'c‘hml Hege . Rev. J. cx.uian& FINLAYSON, 1 iy P, . S ...
... righteous mother, seeking to. subdue her children ,with a crippling sense of sin, is blisteringly pilloried by the author who is speaking, one senses, from experience. The book has a few amateur touches, here and there, structurally sreaking, but the degree of ...
... modern times.” : In football, whatever the current balance of power, we still lead England, with Wales and Ireland, so to speak, nowhere. Yet, in . rugby, despite the ‘mostly handsome legacy &t etha:nermilms. we now, - Home Unions, lead only Irelandand ...
... a gift as rare as the best of them. And there is Ronald Mason, himself directing them this way and that, eafi:“to make them speak their But maybe himself and all the clever players give too much nmtx& to fl;s ntil:ver words . were an ey forgetful ot‘tfl gs ...
... lAN GC. BALL : Radio Monumental Mason HEN producers, speaking Y'Y of a stereo feature, refer to “the choreography of sound ” you have reason to fear the worst; especially if, as in Scotland, the BBC does not provide stereo broadcasting anyway. i Fe 15 ...
... professor warned in Edinburgh last night. Professor R. F. Nicoll of the Department of Urban Design at Strathclyde University, was speaking at' the final tele-recording of the series on the Wheatley Report produced by Edinburgh University Department of Administrative ...
... foreign correspondents;, They are the - ddy-to-day -responsibility of the ‘department staff —a mixture of bright young ?n who speak the language reporters they deal with and crusty veterans who, for example, say a scheduled event o able ” - hours after it ...
... implicationg of the Treaty of Rome, the Foreign Secretary, Mr Michael Stewart, said in London last night. Mr Stewart was speaking at a dinner flven by the International Publishing Corporation for European journalists on a visit to London. He added: * ...
... lrl’nd been lcce;lted by thl fiéfi e episcopate as a basis for discussion. ; Among his criticisms was that the working papers.“ speak of the Pope only to minimise the office and the powers which have been . conferred on him by Christ himself.” announeewesteflh ...