... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A most singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David of Treherbert. He was one of the many sufferers the memorable explosion at Penycraig Colliery ...

... •They never speak as they pass by enormous war cry was asked by one of our Saturday night combatants—l:e invited his palsdespite the presence of the constables, to goior the police. Did mean go at tne police? or. bett-r still, did refer .to an attack ...

... Miss Klmore was the first to speak. i l.vu. she sai l, I don't know who you are. i* viu evidently know something of me. You .Ime I was living followed. If that was so ���v* was a danger ray going home. you % .v wiiat that danger was? ! i sii'l quietly: ...

... tell all troubles to. AN OBEDIENT BOY. Mamma. may I speak 14 You know that yon must not talk at the table. 44 May I not say just one thing ? No, boy. When papa has read his paper you may speak. (Papa reads through his paper and says kindly): 44 ...

... police ought be entrusted popular bodies. Speaking a luncheon subsequently given. Mr. Gladstone condemned the coercive policy of the Government in Ireland, and showed how strongly and generally the English-speaking race in various parts of the world, especially ...

... the talking of one day In* estimated equivalent four hours' consecutive speaking, a man says in one wrek what, if printed, would 1M- an V«l volume of pages. In one year he speaks 52 such volumes, and in 30 years he would have extensive library of volumes ...

... briebmaking. Magdal- Thomann, for such is the fair charmer's name, is of Bohemian nationality, and speaks only a few words of German. Her lover does not speak a word Czechish, and it is wonder how they understood one another. But that difficulty did not stand ...

... MIL STANHOPE AT GAINSBOROUGH. Mr. stanhope, the Secretary of State for War. speaking the opening a new Conservative Club Gainsborough, warned the Conservatives and Liberal Unionists against giving the slightest credence the assertion that there was little ...

... sufficiently loquacious to define their true attitude towards the opposite sex (they having no wives to teach them how to speak), the writer has ventured i*cu ...

... TRAGEDY TWO BUTTONS. Miss Ethel (speaking of young Mr. has just made call and bowed himself out at unusually early hour): Didn't Mr. Featherly make very short call. Clara? Miss Clara: '• Unnsnally »e. Miss Ethel: And with what profuse gallantry backed ...

... was aiso marred by the loud accompaniments, and speaking generally it would have been much better if the airs had been simply accompanied the organ. Miss Warburton's contributions in themselves we can speak with much favour, and the sublime He was despised ...

... Remonstrance with individuals by parents, teachers, employers of labour, all persons in authority, well the clergy; plain speaking from the pulpit, exposing the direct sin of these practices, and their evil consequences; enforcing the duty of Christian ...