... SPEAKS. It it stated that the reply of the Transvaal Government to the last British despatriies has been sent off from Pretoria, and that is to the effect that the South African Republic sTictlv adheres to the London Convention of 1884. and asks for nothing ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff aneepsaisat sends the following extracedkery story: singular experience a named David Davies. of Be wee OM of the many sufferers by the seenershie at Penycraig Colliery la for leer yews after which he wu confined to his bed ...

... SEQUAH SPEAKS to tb* boh and lame, to aD —ihmg from Chronic Dumum, to luonnUe, to thoai whom Doetm hare luted nlioro, and whoae life ii a miiery them. Wanna DmmW SIA ISM (Ihn, Mefka bln), na. laatMan aw« —Xf that 1 (a* ■any Mara tkat yaakw, aa* la Itathya ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING INSPECTORS. Mr Osborne Morgan asked the President of the Local Government Board, on Monday, whether, having regard to the fact that there were in Wales many districts subject to medical inspection in which the Welsh language was almost ...

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... MR KENYON ANXIOUS TO SPEAK. A correspondent of the Manchester Guardian saya I am told that among the many Conservatives who are yet burning to speak on the Home Rule Bill is that genial representative of Welsh Toryism, Mr Kenyon. As Mr Kenyon's views ...

... A PLAIN-SPEAKING JUDGE At Whitchurch Connty Court, on Saturday, Judge Yate Lee had before him a case which excited a considerable amount of interest. It was an action brought by Henry Eaton, of Audlem, to recover from Thomas Tapley, Woodhouse Farm, Buerton ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE VICAR OF HHOS. Writing to the Ruridecanal Magazine,' and referring to the Bishop of Chester's recent cor- respondence with a Roman cardinal, the Rev. T. Pritchard, vicar of Rhos, says :—Surely the Voluntary School question was thorny ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT HOPE VESTRY. THE RIGHTS OF CLERGY AND PARISHIONERS. On Monday night, a vestry meeting was held in the National Schoolroom, at Bridgend. This is the first time such an arrangement has taken place for a church vestry, and the rector is ...

... CARDINAL VAUGHAN SPEAKS OUT. Cardinal Vaughan, replying to a query from a proctor of the Convocation of York, says it is simply impossible that a dispensation should be given by a Bishop, a Pope, or any other representative of the Catholic Church to a ...

... MR. WATKIN WILLIAMS SPEAKS AGAIN. There are several Welshmen in the House of Commons, and they are not going to stand this sort of thing any longer. So announces Mr. Wake' Williams. who honours the Denbighshire Boroughs by representing them in the ...

... Let the doggie Journal speak for itself:— Mr Nlarples embraced the opportunity his judging engagement at Llangefni gave him to put in a quiet week-end (all that is available to the hard-worked fancier-journalist) at Llandudno, where, amongst other fanciers ...