... I'd rather have him play a fiddle Than rise and bow and speak an idyll. . She was born Dorothy Rothschild on August 22, 1893. Her father was well off, but not related to the banking Rothschilds. She had a terrible childhood. Her meother — who was Scottish ...

... writes a political For thessecond reading, which is to occupy todav and tomorrow, 55 peers have already put down their names to speak, while an Opposition motion seeks to adiourn the debate altogether. The motion. to be moved by Lord %bnfii:wn. Leadsrofoc t{:’e ...

... nal eonneg:m ‘One is engaged in light-engineering; but both would employ male and female labour,” he said. Mr Fraser was speaking at the launching of “ Industrial Hunt,” the third phase of the North of Scotland Hydro Board’s camto attract more industry ...

... novels are wrmpfinm_ ing ‘ their u!:;;ince.l}s_. . with eve e read, Norman' r‘acé”flg, the “poet, claimed last night. . P . Speaking at 'a session “in Edhb\u:;h _of “.lbe;t Tt‘:e uthor,” sponsored “The Scotsman,” NBe described such readers as “ brands to ...

... discipline over what we buy and what we sell Strong links between producers. retailers :.l'd“ customers can Dbenefit all He was speaking at a lunch after a carcage cattle competition organised at Kelso by FMC and Ketyflltm which attracted 83 entries. “m‘'wmn ...

... ought ROF to s dos a novelist not ) g cribed as “creating a world.” Perhaps not, But»whenwo'g talking about a good nove and we speak of his ability to create a world, we know what the metaphor means. We know what it means when we are talking about Greene. ...

... participant in a Rightvamg bukl& whl&nro})l?wed the urgos military Basque 1::glt::‘:rllxt guerrillas last Dece. m Senor Pinar, speaking with the aid of a mlm:g:ne in front of ‘the 'entrance to police ‘Theadquarters, made a nationalist ...

... has avoided a putes between Church and state to a decision despite arguments that it should degree unknown in Scotland. ‘speak out for equality, tolerance and As a parliamentary marathon, the eponomicemnmonnmemmedsapeof 1902 Act for England and Wales ...

... rather than contr one another. May I suggest that what contradictions do seem to ar arise from the fact that gcAn and Gow are speaking, at certain times, of different groups of Keople when they refer to “the ew Left” While Gow is thinking of Sartre and Camus ...

... staggering. In others (especially, perhaps, the busier canvases) the result must seem bizarre at the moment; but, generally speaking, the better the painting, the more it is improwed. controlled by the gallery's Keeper, Mr Colin Thompson, and work will now ...

... But that does not mean that we identify ourselves with each and every choice that other Socialist countries and, generally speaking, every Communist Party has made and may make within the limits of its own responsibility.” The Italian party was one of the ...

... no- doubt will extend | an . n to .employees to return to work as soon as cabl@-—? all lity by Olmey t ‘would ‘be t me to speak on f of all the unions. But as far Revg oill OHE It e Toßfer s ave sa if the “offéer ed 'there will be a ption of work.” But ...