... recent dis- missal of a number of Welsh-speaking servants. These dismissals were carried cut upon the following circular issued to inspectors by Mr. Dow-son, of the permanent. w-ay department:- Bangor men unable to speak English. Notwithstanding my instructions ...

... evening, Jans, six p.m. will spea* 'liaagow on Saturday, Jnly 2nd, and Monday, the will begin hia teur through Mid-Lothian, speaking Oorebndge half-past four Mouday, at Dalkeith at Corstorphiae on Wednesday half-past six, West Csldar Thursday at half-past ...

... 'The Bishop end clergy of the diocese, anil the ininisters of till denomiuatiousn* but before speaking to tie toast fir. Gar5it said he might be permitted to speak of the flock. For eight years he hadl visited Panton, and thlre was not a, sheep on his ?? ...

... THE BELGIAN TREATIES. ItcrssßLS, Friday (Renter:. —Speaking to-day support the bill authorising the Government to enter into negotiate ns fur provisional settlement the commercial relations Belgium with those countries whose Commercial Treaties about ...

... SIR EDWARD REED. Mr. R. W. Perks, M.P. speaking Lis con(tituents ...

... portrait Oliver Cromwell. mother. It been photographed from a picture the possession of a dcacecdant the Prot«ptors, aad waa to speak, by Mrs. J. Green during nr* to oouutry bewa. The fsca a Tery remarkable con indeed, and must be much interest to ...

... scale. What sales are Made re forcobll with the-iew of ralsing money, and have been effected at very low prices. Generally speaking, those who are not obliged to selare taking their geods boa tie market. LSccDsi March, 2S.-A few low rmeltons and tweeds ...

... been his lot during that time to work in High_ street under the very nose of 16s friend Mr Grotrian and therefore he could speak of him with rome confidence as to his general ability and his character in every sense of the term. In the early part of this ...

... THE WORKING CLASSES AND THRIFT. Sir John Gorat, speaking yesterday tha St Alhaa'i Ditiest Conferoace on tha subject of thrift, said there was no duty which, on the whale, was mora fairly performed working claasss than that at insuring against sickness ...

... ion were com- pletely realised. Miss Burns, whose singular promise-we ought, per- haps, to say attainments-were noted in speaking of Taesday's performance, again greatly distinguished her- - self as the Queen of Navarre. And if the name of Miss Yorke ...

... the gathering, and after making some felicitous remarks with reference the gathering and the season the year, proceeded to speak upon political topics. The only cloud mar the pleasure of those proceedings, said, was the fact tha* the hope which was a year ...

... declares that, in common with Italian statesmen who, from a fM-rsiAial knowledge of the terms the Treaty, are most competent to speak the subject, is in a j**ition assert that it contains no stipulation whatever binding Italy the matter her armaments. Vienna ...