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... inability to speak English, and asked for an interprp*or. Judge Bacon You speak English, Witness (shrugging his shoulders): Ma.io non. milord. Judge Bacon • Nonsense, you do. Yoa have spelt Henry with a y. If yon want to pretend not to speak English yon ...
... I AM IN THE PLACE WHERE I AM DEMANDED OF CONSCIENCE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH THEREFORE, THE TRUTH I SPEAK, IMPUGN IT WHOSO LIST. ...
... I AM IN THE PLACE WHERE I AM DEMANDED OF CONSCIENCE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH; THEREFORE, THE TRUTH I SPEAK, IMPUGN IT WHOSO LIST. ...
... I AM IN THE PLACE WHERE I AM DEMANDED OF CONSCIENCE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH; THEREFORE, THE TRUTH I SPEAK, IMPUGN IT WHOSO LIST. ...
... SPEAKS FOB ITSELF.—What does, a parrot ? SPEAKS FOB ITSELF.—What does, a parrot ? Yes; and so does Pattisons Whisky.— Scotland's qest. A WHAT delicious bread t Where did you get it rom ? Oh we buy it from Stevens, at any of their tranches or they will ...
... (Weduesday) at Audrow-liall, Sconewall-road, Penarth, commencing at 2 45 o'clock. Mr Arthur J. Williams, M.P., wiii attend and speak, and besides the elecr,ion of officers and additional executive members, iegstration and finance matters will be dealt with ...
... BEAUCLERK AND I FRIVOLOUS WALES. Speaking at St. Winefride's Well, on Saturday night, Father Beauclerk staked that in using the word frivolous in his address the previous Sunday be had not the smallest intention of speaking in slighting terms of the Welsh ...
... WIRES. tel™hahn?hasfj^e UThe l £ e Si one at Port Dundas. and the other at Kirkintilloch, but this in ° • rirooosed the speaking; indeed, 16 stations to add other two g;n„]e ]^ne' making six telephones served by Jmnloved Though the telegraph ^^J^rruption ...
... THE WELSH BISHOPS. Mr O. Morgan, M.P., speaking on Wednesday at Ponkey, near Wrexham, stated that it would be affectation on his part to ignore a subject con- cerning which every newspaper in Wales had been speaking for months past, viz., the assertion ...
... Dudley, speaking on Wednesday, said he ii;i,i always been in favour of certain reforms in the House of Lords. The members of the Upper House should be as, well qualified as possible to exercise criticism and revision. Well, he did not think, speaking honestly ...
... THE HAT IN THE HOUSE. The scene in the House yesterday afternoon when Sir John Gorst, desiring to speak when the House was cleared for a division, vainly looked for a hat that would fit him, recalls a famous episode in the Parliament of 1880, when Mr ...
... a great aptitude for foreign languages, and those met with on the steamers of the Bosphorus often speak French, and it is not unusual for •: them to speak German and English also. It is a well-known fact that many Turkish women are engaged in trade, some ...