... the new widow after the death. *“lt means that there is wu&ody in the house all &:umo—butouofmerule s t no-one speaks unless the wiiow speaks. . They sort of grieve with her in silence, but the main thing is that they are there and she is not alone.” ...

... school for mientally and socially disturbed children had described children as “savages who engage in brutal behaviour,” when speaking in justification ...

... ‘IRRESPONSIBLE’ Shirt-sleeved, earnest, speaking from the gallery reserved for MPs, he reasserted his belief that the Labour Govérnment would have gccepted the terms. And the applause for him was warn indeed. % Labour pro-Marketeers have been upset by ...

... was not one which should go to the committee. This was a statement made by m’ Indi'vllodnl officer of ti;e union who was speaking purely “in hh‘mmnnl up.dg.f Mr telaw said last m:x he wished Yo do was blow up this matter. The best course in order to keep ...

... Carrington from the airport where he was about to take off and sent the following message to Mr Mintoff:— 3 -3 ~ “Your message speaks of conditions. I had hoped I had made ...

... y in new plant and machinery in order to be able to take full advantage later of the Government’s reflationary measures. Speaking during the economic debate, he said: ‘ Businessmen will be shortsighted indeed if they do not realise that now is the time ...

... lower levels. Spot sterling opened three points down at $2.4188 and eased fractionally, to $2.4187 before Mr Barber started speaking. Then it slipped a further three points and finally closed eight points down on the day at $2.4183. Forward sterling made ...

... creation of Scotland’s first B e bead dlstrict of Glas in the of Glaswould create no b e T !ut ”r for m munity. > He was speaking at a public inquiry into an wgal by - the co?mnunitv against the do!fiho of the corporation not to grant planning permission ...

... the parents cannot afford the schogling it requires. Our society dares not risk wasting such natural assets. Politically speaking, to reintro- rine Pilcher. Mr John Playfair was bestiman. A reception was held at 30 Pavilion Road, and the honeymoon 1s ...

... needed to take charge of fund raising in Glasgow. A good knowledge of the city apd experience in fund raising and public speaking would be an advantage. ) 7 se positions is negotiable, .details of background and interests to y Direetor, Sheiter, 11 Castle ...

... ‘« WORN-OUT’ o S i ndon ,he ' for the ordinary DC& M He speaks o%\:i& the worn-out ‘authority of MPs who could not get themselves re-elected if they tried at the present time.” C%nlnon Market profiteering would lead to great unemployment when companieg ...

... needed to take charge of fund raising in Glasgow. A good knowledge of the city and experience in fund raising and public speaking would be an advantage. Salary for all three positions is negotiable. Write with details of background and interests to William ...