... AN EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by LADY CALDER. in the English Speaking Union Gallery. 23 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh. ‘ Open daily frgn 10 a.m.-7.30 p.m. Until SATURDAY. 12th December. ALL WELCOME—COFFEES. Proceeds to Scottish Council for : the Care of Spastics ...

... should recognise that Zambians could only speak to him when he was in a position to speak for all people in South Africa. “ At the moment, Mr Vorster does not speak for the people of South Africa as a whole. He speaks for a minority, selfish clique of three ...

... Corish continued speaking. The Speaker asked him to resume his seat, and when the deputy continued speaking he was suspended. As the Speaker called the next business, Dr Browne said he wished to ::-lzrort Mr Corish. Dr Browne nued to speak despite being ...

... When one defendant continued to speak in Welsh, Mr Robey said: “Take ham out and I will hear. the case against him in his absence if he won’t be quiet.” To a court officer who said that an officer present could speak Welsh, the magistrate replied: «Welsh—l ...

... offence against the common man. If he were to be so bold as to speak of the unavoidable pains of being alive and if he were (unlikely) to think of such an evocative smile be would probably speak of the sparks escalating. The far-from-weak vacillating John ...

... necessary two-thirds | majority. ! The proposals were bitterly I opposed by extremists among | the Dutch-speaking Flemings and | the French-speaking Walloons. | The debate was rich in md’l dents. At one point uproar broke ‘ out when supporters of the Extremist ...

... candidate. Superannuation scheme. A car allowance is in operation. Experience in committee work, organisation functions, public speaking and general organisation and administration required. Applications, giving age, full details of experience and names of 3 ...

... employers’ associations in the future, with separate sections to represent different interests, but with one central voice to speak to Government, to the trade unions, and to anyone else on behalf of industry. ...

... strike ‘A warning that Britain may face a General Strike was given last night by the Scottish industrialist. Sir lan Stewart. Speak'ug at the annual dinner of the dinburgh Productivity Association, Sir lain, chairman of Hall - Thermotank International, said ...

... Museum, also warned that the Highland scenery could be seriously damaged by such development, if care was not taken. He was speaking at the opening of .an exhibition in the museum, organised by the lnstit\fie of Geological Sciences and Nature Conservancy ...

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... set up in every county was made yesterday by Mr John Foster, director of the Countryside Commission for Scotland. He was speaking at a conference in Perth organised by the commission to review the progress dI European Conservation Year. | Mr Foster said ...