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... faith, the crisis of Westem civilisation, definitions and sac - He speaks also more intimately about the man of action ‘versus the man of thonght. and about his complex relationships with such figures as de Gaulle and Chairman Mao. Sur plementing these ...
... ‘l}ordlfCamenn speaks to a-member. of Edinburgh University Nursery Actio) demonstration in the Old Quid yesterday, when he arrived to attend tk ‘Before ' the - count. meeting L sbout 50 members of the uni- . ' the court received the petiversity's Nursery ...
... GREENSIDE PARISH CHURCH. - Royal Terrace. L 11 a.m. Rev. JAMES WATSON: L.Th. No Evening Service. GERMAN:-SPEAKING IeIGA?I%N. : 1 Chalmers Crescent. 8 p.m.—Abendmahls-Gottesdienst ...
... fect es e that Britain's second EEC Commissioner, Mr = George fi'!bo-lu, who also has plans a Ev-lum speaking tour, is Sir Christopher will mainly be speaking on behalf of the Conservative Party. Mr Thomson, a former Labour Minister, was to have concentrated ...
... 37 Situations Wanted (Women) luqtm: SPEAKING. GERMAN . GIRL seeks living-in job /with family in Edinburgh -area from February to April: willing .to hdr with . housework | and children. Phone 031-334 4790 after 5 p.m. L ...
... admitted - . &estemv’ that the production” target -of 120 million tons of coal would not be reached this year. : - He .was speaking . after 'a meeting--of the miners’ union executive - which “approved the principle of a national produc tivity- scheme as ...
... Government's recommendation, whatever it nfay- be, they will, once the recommendation has been announced, be free to support and- speak in favour of a different conclusion in the referendum campaign,” he said. - There was derisive laughter from ‘the Conservatives ...
... E iy i 100 Years Ago Contrasts in Education - Speaking in . London yesterday, Professor Fawcett contrasted the educational activity in London with the apathy in the rural districts of England, nearly the whole -of which districts .were without Boards ...
... Shore's bitter -outburst | “which.' may - -lead Britian's .European partners. to wonder | ‘whetl}er? the - Government | is | speaking with a forked tongue. | ~.~ Mr|Shore was careful to say | that -yesterday's : speech =at | - Brighton' was not the. occasion ...
... night that people are living in a fool’s paradise if they think ojl will ‘protect “them -from Britain's economic _troubles, . Speaking in ‘his North Angus and Mearns constituency, he said: “News on the industrial front is grim. The present “difficulties in ...
... use to deaf people, -according to Dr G. W. Montgomery, the director of Donaldson's School for the Deaf in Edinburgh. : © Speaking at the half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Association for the Deaf, Dr Montgomery said that there were -different ‘degrees ...
... treatment for head -injuries and: shock, ~Meehan was.'the first:in the line ‘and had been asked to speak “the words Mr Ross had heard . the ‘murderér . speak: '_‘o§hu_t -up, “shut ‘up}. I'll send for_an:ambulance” } - . ~Mr Burn¥ide said:(\When'he heard ...