... Wales fewer people speak both English and Welsh than Welsh only, in Scotland nearly Are time; as many use both languages as those speaking Scottish alone; while in Ireland twenty times as many speak English and Irish as those who speak Irish only. WY BvDDv ...

... irrw Tower Bridge presents a.ilfriciently remarkable appearance to it froii aliimat any otlwr btructure of the kiud. Roughly speaking, it ...

... and if this condition biomes chronic it may lead to impairs:leak if not complete lose of the voice. Those who haver much speaking or singing to do, should be almost teetotalers in the use of tobacco, alcohol, and other etronxdrinks. Moderation **least ...

... miles. It occupied the heart of the South American Continent, and was crossed by the head-waters of the greatest rivers. Speaking of the rivers and lakes in the country, the lecturer said the only known lake of importance in the north of the territory ...

... J a e Cox whether (billow would be permitted to speak for the defence, stating that if that privilege were allowed his counsel pietermed that sheen should speak first. (Juneau said that wanted to speak. Judge Cox mid that be would be loth to deny any ...

... given. The seise .f the Lori Chi••f iii4ice need not to be as the voice one crying in the wilderness. and If he will speak again and speak often upon this sub- Ice there should be an early reform of a disgraceful system. ...

... in a numareh in the Eleir-Apparent. W.• do nut speak of the public opinion of society, of the clubs, or even of the newspapers, which on this subject reflect very faintly the real feeling n community. speak of that wider opinion, founded upon precepts older ...

... Moses: Yoh, dot's de same kid. Steinmeyer : Yell, yell, yell, he voa a lulu, und nu mistake ! Can he speak any cords ! Aloes : Can he speak ! Yoost you ask him. Steiomeyer (turning to kid): Hello, Abraham Abraham (robbing his hands) : Goad morning ...

... ones give Why t u well reler to her as Mrs. Brown, M.D. P' Because O'Shea is on the bench, why should we always say, In speaking of his charming wife: There's Mrs. Judge O'Shea ? Is she a judge by marriage ? Was she wedded to the court ? There should ...

... gentle, be loving and speak quietly, but insist on implicit obedience. It is a great mistake to deceive a-thild; he is sure to know you are deceiving hint, and he will not believe you in the future. As soon as a child can speak he is old enough to know ...

... Old Boy : Did you ever have the headache ' Yes. Well in your particular owe your head was an aching void. They don't speak now.—The Yankee Blade. ...

... poorer women do not speak French, as I found by asking my way about. A few years ago, a young man of title assured me that, in 1789, in the house of the principal magistrate, his great-grandmother and most of the other ladies could only speak the langue d'Oc ...