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... SECOND STAGE NEWMARKET. V Trie weather was fine for e-aye of the Newmarket this afternoon, and with another ' card set for derision, there *a* large ister sportsmen present. The go'ng was on the soft «!de, with 16 rinntrt be ; saddled for the event very ...
... ROME * CERTAIN’ TO STAGE 1981 WORLD ATHLETICS CUP ‘Rome is certain to stage the third World Athletics Cup in 1981, Primo Nebiolo, president of Italy’s Athetics Federation, said there last night. At a Press conference to introduce the new athletics sea'son ...
... Genet Engine Test. When the Road Transport Lighting Act, 1927, was passed, and it was decided that rear reflectors might be used on cycles instead of rear lamps showing a. red light, if cyclists so wished, many motorists came to the conclusion that ...
... THE SCOTSMAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1981 o A e T PT P T TT, . R ! ; - =T - e - ) it ALY . T voATR L e A X LA~k 5 v TN 2 3 ol f . 3 . ; . Y - AN ’i?:“ M b \ ...
... THE DAILY REVIEW, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1981, Hunt Piton Si rvoranfiv.—A widow named Marion Gemmel I or M 'A years a &he._ .wh lived with h er tau children , a girl and a ge d respectively ten and five yearn, in Hope Street, Aye, wax Sunday osmium; fume' ...
... Bob Champion and Aldaniti beat the odas. April 4, 1981 suffered serious injuries to his forelegs and a chipped bone in his off-hind near the fetlock. Surely they could not stand up to Becher’s Brook? . Gloriously wrong. And .yet nothing in the build-up ...
... Planning stages E radical Innovas of 1995 are aleady - quaint and ellowing old play: ills - sowhat can the seeker of the shocking or the new.look forward to.in 1996? Already - etched hea:vil‘fi in many diaries for February will-be The Architect, the new ...
... IN THE STARVATION STAGE. An incident full of grim humour occurred on Wednesday. When the visiting magistrates visited the prisoners in the cells they found them in the later stages of starvation, and some of them ‘vere prostrate. Nevertheless the magisates ...
... Sheila, said: “He is It was during the second heuse that Andy staggered off the stage after singing a Scots song and collapsed in the wings of the theatre. P 4 ) His show has- been running at the Empire since April and continues until next month. Already ...
... . ^ -V ; 9 GENETICS APPLIED TO CROP IMPKOVJttlijST . Mr -Montagu .. Drammond , ;; B . A .,. F ! K . S . E ; , Director of the Scottish Plant : Breeding Station ,-gave the fourth and concluding lecture of the special course on , Genetics Applied to Crop ...
... of this stage production and considering it purely as a variety entertainment it is a show with pleasing humour, music, singing, dancing, and other specialities that might have been more suitably tgresented. Doris Hare arrived in the second half of the ...
... gave the musicians every scope enticingly on the ears of those who to show what they could do withhave had more than sufficient out instruments. Wally Stewart psychology on stage and film. was an admirable foil in many Suffice it to say that Lesley Storm's ...