... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A LIBERAL CHURCHMAN SPEAKS OUT. Dr. Percival, the head master of Rugby School, has addressed through the Times the following appeal to the English bishops in reference to their attitude towards the Welsh Disestablishment Bill : — It is felt by a large ...

... the relief to the people in that district for a month, and although tbey knew he could speak Welsh they spoke English to him. He did not meet one who would not speak English. H« had asked the re- lieving officer that morning if he had met any people in ...

... WE ALL SPEAK A LITTLE DUTCH. Possibly the bast-quoted word just now of Dntch- South African origin is Uiilauder, sometimes written •' Outlander. New-comer or '• outsider is, perhaps, the nearest that can b.: got to uii.s in translation ; aud the word ...

... with the mean*, by which we can speak the sentT ment our hearts with reference to these ques tions. And while we say, God speed the pro* gress of these good principles for which contend, we at the same time say, that will aid its ottwani currents by every ...

... It may be woeth recalling in regard to this vexed question of redistribution in Ireland, that Mr Davitt, speaking some months ago at Newcastle, took for granted that Ireland would lose six members, but anticipated that this loss would be more than made ...

... of party ; not there to fight either a political theological battle, but to speak upon a subject i':at was daily growing in importance and magnitude. wished to assure them that the sole object of the was to make the people the country a worshipping people ...

... AGE It. M. BIDDULPH, ESQ. March of the nun of Harlech. Hail the day that whicpoi 8 gladness, Speaks hope ami conquers sadness, Care, to-day, would be but madness— Cambria now rejoice. and of ancient good and true men, Freedom, song, and keeu acumen ...