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... SPEAKING TODAY Speakers at today’s session include the kidney transplant pioneer, Professor Sir Michael Woodruff, of the Department of Surgical Science, Edinburgh. - The symposium on immunological aspects of cancer is being held by the Royal Medical Society ...
... Mr James Callaghan speaks iln yesterday’s decbate ea Sa A L 5 . : oA _— - N o \ 'R:; ...
... girls, being intelligent and artistic to an uncommon degree, find it easy to speak English far more attractively and euphoniously than the English, most of whom can hardly speak it at all. The easy assurance with which most Englishmen mutilate and murder ...
... life s TO THE EDITOR Sidinish, North Uist, Sir,~Ev article on&. Conn’s last Sa “dying seems when Harold HAR., I can’t speak C 3. 4 o s People have ...
... and the Flemish Volksunie made only moderate glns. But in Brussels, which is a mainly French-speaking enclave in Flanders, the profederalist French - speaking Democratic Front made striking advances, emerging as the strongest group in several com.munes ...
... MACBETH What must be the first Gaelic-speaking Macheth since the man himself will take the stage tomorrow night when the Edinburgh Gaelic Drama Company present scenes from Shakespeare’s play translated into Gaelic, The translation is by Mr Calum Maclver ...
... the creation of that society’s writers, a delegate claimed at the International PEN Club conference in Edinburgh yesterday. Speaking on the responsibility of the writer in the community, Sir Anthony Glyn said: “1 don’t suppose ever in the history of the ...
... *BOOM WINTER® FOR BATTERY SALES Mr Orlando Oldham, speaking at the Oldham International Motor Show dinner this week, told the battery group's distributors that he believed “ we are in for a boom winter for battery sales. He revealed that present production ...
... length of time. Each generation had different interests, economics today and politics in Victorian times, said Dr T. C. Smout, speaking at a symposium on “Kings and Chronicles” held by the National Book League at Gladstone’s Land in Edinburgh last night. C ...
... THIS MORNING They shall speak wlf_h‘ écld tm_ngu_u St Mark AVI, 17 a new language becomes mlt as you get older. The new lmfiuue of grace is no exception. “Remember thy creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not . .. when thou shalt ...
... could cripple the postcard industry, the president of the postcard association, Mr Anthony Jarrold, warned yesterday. He was speaking at the openi.r;g in London of an exhibition 100 years of the industry. “If the charges are increased on D-day (Decimalisation ...
... needs two pcople. God and you. Faith comes by earing the word of God. Do you seek faith, or more faith? Then listen to God speaking in His word.. Not trygllg or worrying, but listening:is-the WML i LA From the Rev.-D. J. B. McAlister, ‘Blackadder : Parish ...