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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. of I The following oircumstances, drawn from the is personal experience of Mr Isaa Whick, of the, Boough Arms, Dudley Street, Wednesbury, are . so important and really remarlkable that they iq cannot help but be of interest and ...
... WELSI1-SPEAKING BISHOPS. The following correspondence between Dr. F James, the rector of Pont Robert, near Welslipool, b and Lord Salisbury, on the subject of Welsh-speak- C ing bishops and Welsh Bees has been published:- C [CoPY.] a Pont Robert Rectory ...
... a judgeship of a County Court distriot, in which, the Welsh language is generally spolken, of a gentlemaunwho is unable to speak or understand the l1ngaiu5 Mr Dasid TholMas seconded' the motion on pre- cisely the game grounds. . - : Sir Richard Webster ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO ; TRADES UNIONS. The Strike Mania and the Railway Men. Ba, col The Radical Newcastle Daily Chronicle of at1 t're, 12t1h ins'. contained this leading article -H To-day tbs conference between the Ianangers of the he, North-Eastern Railway ...
... SATURDAY, FEBIWUARY 2,nd 195. 1 MR. RATHBONE SPEAKS OUT. THERE is at least one member of the Welsh Parliamentary Party who does not share the unbounded confidence of his colleagues as regards the fate of the Disestablishment Bill in the next Seisioa of ...
... doubt- leass, are able to speak and nbd'eritand Welsh, but have' no eiperienoe' in law? We believeit to ba correct to say that if the &ix leading members of the North and South Wales Circuits be taken, not more than one can speak Welsh, and in the whole ...
... = | to the civil of the State under their CHURCH AND leeds, and he bad a right to speak of that whi! SION AT RHYL. be was himself su | protected by the laws to which existed unde reat discussiva at Rhyl # as brought close | Every 2 communt ¢ lay evening ...
... VACANCIES IN THE ANGLESEY CONSTABULARY. Q PPLICANTS must be able to read, write, and speak Raglish, be iotelligent, active, and certified free from bodily complaint and of a strong gounstitution, and recommended as of irreproachable character and connections ...
... WANTED, a NURSE, able to speak Eng-lish, thoronghly respec'able, and competent to take charee of a bahy., Wagen, £2O. Age be ween 30 scd 40.—Apply to W. Watts Joaes, Pentoaeuua®r 400 WA.\'TEI) a Situation as NUKSE in a Hosp ta!, North Wales prefarred ...
... WANTED, immediately, a GIRL about eremites°, that can speak a little English, and make herself gent-ra'ly useful, ar servant at a gentleman's farm.—Addresq, Mu'e A. Elias, Mere Brow, Weaverhava, near Northwich, Cheshire. 918 CHRISTMAS CASES, One Guinea ...