... Fromythen -speaking ” ¥ A molorists B e T L ) ~AC IS 1 3 straiaght Bergen Line ships take you the: route to Norway's fjord country.’ ings a week from Newcastle. The standards of Norwegian comfort and luxury are outstand| out the stabilised ‘Ledas’, Jupiter’ ...

... unjust act.” France uyesterday asked for Admiral Limon’s recall for his alleged part in the Cherbourg gunboats affair. . Speaking at a public meeting, Mr Ebm‘uid: gllnel is not dtfin‘?ln the dock in its dhlogue with France, because Israel has not contravened ...

... the time of the Battle of Waterloo. It 'ha§'been given' a lavish praduetion and. a_very large; cast—6o speaking parts: and mare: than 100 mom-speaking parts. Becky, ‘an adventuress living on her wils, is played by . Watys MG Wit B ade gTN e % A¥y o . = ...

... and horrifyingly on the increase, parental brutality. Without a doubt, complacency is the last thing we can afford. ' And I speak from experience. As a very young &g harassed mother I left a le of - beautiful purple meths. within tantalising reach of my ...

... Wales, the biggest teachers’ union, said: ‘“We've laid plans for a continuation of the strikes we had last term.” Mr Britton, speaking on BBC radio “The World 'l*:is - Weekend” programme, - was COm~ menting ‘on reports that the Cabinet’s special prices and ...

... lecturer at the college. TWO of the founders of the Secottish Actors’ Company — Andrew Cruickshank and Fulton l\cl;‘a‘y — will speak at the Gallery First Nighters’ Club in London mnext Sunday. The company’s first production was “The Wild Duck” by Ibsen which ...

... it is brought home to us when we have a family among us.” * DISGRACEFUL’ Lord Robens, chairman of the National Coal Board, speaking from his home near London on Saagmntod . hat Mw Jeear’s sugges t s abduction was an indiscriminate act of retribution or ...

... Parliament in London we have sent our own MPs on their way, right cheerfullie and with due and lawful consent and assent, to speak ' upon the wishes' of their countrymen. There are some who have never returned to their beloved soil to tell of their strivings ...

... always low and the voice carries. We understand that in Vancouver there's a talented elocution tem&r who can equip a Gaelic-speaking immigrant from Carloway, Lewis, or a Morningsider, with a 100 proof burr in six rough lessons., A Scot who is demonstrably ...

... invite e two sides on the Burnham Committee to each offer a list of four representatives, one of whom would then be chosen to speak for his side’s case. If the teachers will mot cooi)ente, arbitration cannet take fnce_ and there is no provision or compulsory ...

... saddened and faintly amused at these knowing youngsters. If there is so little understanding in a small island like this where we speak, approximately, the same language, how can nations ever expect to understand each other. But we stil] have one starturn for ...

... carried out in the field. Is he not being a bit hard on youth movements, schools and societies, not to mention many industries? Speaking only for Scouts and Guides, accident prevention is a continuous thread throughout their t.nlnlng Cub Scouts and Brownie Guides ...