... his brow. ((•heers.) Referring to the difficulty of obtaining the ear of the House, Mahon, said that if he could not an by speaking Englishe he always obtain the ear of the Hmose if hg spokein Welsh. (Applause.) ltwodd bea good thine if Makin could be got ...

... idea of more friendly relations than appeared on the surface between the owner of Alberts,' lord his guest. Perhaps I should speak inure correctly if I said that I laid that idea ou • mental shelf. I might have need of it yet. I knew nothing of Ida 1 hail ...

... Chairman again repeating his call to order, Mr. Harris's sill I shall led shut up. lam not going to ask your pennbr.ion to speak to any nwenher of the Ikard Hear me. I shall he dictate.' to. Then I will varate the chair, or I shall have to ask for the ...

... my wiah to penetrate the vault. Ile looked surprised, but, ae usual, offered no opposition. Only, he said, you must speak to Mr. Gledstanes about it, for the door will have to be broken in, I am afraid. Mr. Gleiletanee was perfectly willing that ...

... THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER. The Guy ;ask* celebrations in London sad the country on Monday passed off, generally speak. iug, very quietly. There was the customary display of firovoike in the ground. of the Crystal The Living Fireworks, - one of Megan. Brock's ...

... have nothing to do with he grabber shot Id shunned and despised so utterly loath and contemptible that nt man would be seen speaking to Ir. John Finucane. M.F., said • case of obing at Castle Connell bad been witted, having been surrendered, and be hoped ...

... leave everything to the last moment, se we are often prone to do, but to leant to kit* • goal. Three tries to nil dies not speak very well foe goal kicking. The Abertillery AVeilneedoy team likely to become worm member. for some of the our. rounding ...

... soon, if things go on 63 they have done in the poet, ho will have to pay tax for a mouthful of God's fresh sir. If a workman speaks his mind upon the Labour Queetion, because ho fools It, be. cause it is the truth, and that truth happens to be utipalatablo ...

... 000.000. At present the population Mater speaking the English language or under the domination Inglishupeaking people. numbers more than 310.290,000 or one-foorth of the population of the globe. English-speaking rase. occupy one-fourth of the dry land ...

... to me to speak, and obeyed hi- - linten,..l to mo finite collectedly whibt I ro kited to her the evidence of her guilt, my own en-tivioncantlehiervation., and her cousin', Matemtuts. Onh• twice did lice conntenance change while I was speaking ; the first ...

... ) He then culled Mr. Grove, who greeted with another ovation. He thankcsl the ladies for their attendance, awl prom-dud to speak of the unfairness of the division of the County. The Tories told them that turn%) tops were worth as much as human heels. Ho ...

... deleterious effects the smoke may have upon delicate people in the vicinity of black furnaces ail coke ovens recently led no to speak of the grossly neglected sanitary conditions amongst us. Tho powers that bo who govern such matters in Abertillery and elswhoro ...