... SPEAKING OUT - Archbishop Winning has received 30 telephone g}h and four telegrams over state- . ment. A spokesman: for him said three-quarters of the mes%mu«d - the Archremarks, praising him for speaking out for his beliefs. s aho Beieres ey 0 ev ; should ...

... Scottish discontent over ‘unthinking attitudes’ Tory reformers speak ~ A mew force are slowly gathering on the Right of the Scottish ' The Tory Reform Group, an association.of those who could loosely be called * Socially‘minded” - and - even Leftish ...

... Of the standard in Highers Ido not trust myself to speak. S W.P.McKeechnie. Sabhal Mor Ostaig, Colaisde Gaidhlig, Teanga, o Eilean Sgiathanach, June 30, 1978 ' gir, = Mr Hamilton, like Mr Reid before him, is concerned e inan possing. o e ARt Crek ...

... . . EDUCATION OFFICER preferally In the e . Overseas Commonwes!th . nisstional end speaking | Applicen® must be prepared - Bull ‘fon description and ‘egolicition forme avaiisble frems: ...

... themselves will ‘not. necessarily speak Gaelic. In 1971, they found that 477 could speak. Gaelic only, generally either the very young or old. This did-not warrant the extra cost of “producing Gaelic Census forms or Gaelic-speaking assessors.. The cost of the ...

... THIS MORNING ey 111 A time 'to lough. ‘Ecclesiastes . 4 ‘Laughter is twofold. The laugh that speaks and the laug! that loo?n. The happy chortle speaks peace to the angry. 'fi‘: smile in the eves brings a smile to the heart. . . - : From the Rev. William ...

... ' and Algeria is .not. speak - French in Quebec does not mean that they are in any way .connected with - France. Indeed, . fl.h.hm not - been since 11759. The . are no - more F than thr: wl‘hmm a English, or the Spanish-speaking Peruvians are Spanish. ...

... told by the Archbishop ‘of Canterbury yesterday that some of their number had virtually given up” believing that God still speaks to the Church. =~ . - ¢ - We would not admit it; it 'would shock our congrcgatious if we -did, said Dr Donald Coggan. ...

... Ron Hayward, claimed Yyesterday. - ~'He said that the Tory deputy leader, - ‘Mr . William ‘Whitelaw, had challenged . him to speak: about' ‘rumours that the Tories would: send’ all coloured people u W' SR ke ‘,«: -.'. i - *“He thinks these rumours may have ...

... French-speaking rzport«s said the . Canadian overnment's English translation of her ’r:-—n was a much stronger. endorsement -of national unity than what they had heard. =~ - . The subject is a_ delicate one because of the situation -in French-speaking = Suebec ...

... freedoms are-at risk. 'The best answer -to.'fascists and - racists- is to ~let them speak, . Th:{: .condemin them‘selves out of their own mouths. ‘Prevent them speaking and you make’ ,F:OPIO sym‘rltheti__c' _to -them. : The ‘National -Front -in_creases ...

... right t.olio about their business and, speak their beliefs without being terrorised, and by concern for their fellow-men, whatever. their ethnic . connections? Mr Kelly seems to feel it is somehow wrong to speak out against a creed which proposes a brutal ...