... PLAIN SPEAKING BY A _ _ . BISHOP. X A dayth. BUhopof SSEZ EJSfiS ™™- sperial ..bjootCdleeSllh, Chu h ?? ? the rural populations ; the chief LniesoJ 1° ** *? tbe best mean, of remedying the£ H? i SaT^ 2 that, having spent the best veiv»?f k- ?? ...

... The SperaD or I_r bction.— Speaking to a lady a few da> s sgo on the subject of an outbreak of scarlatina 10 our neighbourhood, sbe mentioned casually that last jear a friend living in London bad told her that finding ber boys, on recovering from a severe ...

... Liquidations bt Abbangehent. — T. Roberts, Llandudno, baker; E. Parkes, Mollington, Chester, brewer. The Hon. Wilbraham Egerton, speaking at the distribution of prises at Knutsford Grammar Sohool, said if the middle-class schools were to hold their own they must ...

... continue to speak to ber you will annoy me. Witness aaid, Then you will be very often annoyed, for I ahall speak to her v often as I like. Prisoner tben beoame very excited, and uid in an sngry tone, Then if you persist in speaking to Miv Etbel ...

... the Court of Quarter Sessions for the above appointment not oae ooald speak the Welsh language. He considered it wonld be a great drawbaok to a ohief constable to be unable to speak tbe language of tbe people among whom he bad to perform bis duties.— The ...

... threw him to the ground again, and he remembered nothing more. He could not speak or stand for a fortnight afterwards, and talking now caused him much pain. He could not speak at all plainly, his throat having been severely injured. He was unable to take ...

... to go home. While talking to Jones the prisoner Downes oame ap and said Wbo tbe sre yoa speaking to ? WitDess said - 1 am not speaking to you, I am speaking to Jones. He then went away. In about two minutes be came baok and said Oh, it's yoa, Bell ...

... (purveyed by Mr B. Williams, Lower Bridge-street) tbe Chairman, in an opening speeoh, said they had met tbat evening as a Welsh speaking com- munity, supported by a number of their fellow citizens. who were not Welsh, for one great objeot, namely to promote ...

... an elevating, purifying influence, but I don't see in which way he proves bis assertion to be correct. I certainly cannot speak on tbe tabjeot of fasts from experieaoe, but I oannot imagine bow an amply stomach can elevate the mind or purify the eba.aotar; ...

... MR. JOHN MORLEY, M.P., AT LIVERPOOL. Mr J. Morley, M.P., speaking at Liverpool on Thurs- day night, said it was not to be denied that we were approaching a time which would test the Liberalism whioh spoke so magnificently in 1880. As to the future, he ...

... afterwards held in the Town Hall, Captain Cotton, the Conservative candidate for Wirral, presidio- Mr Densil R. Onslow, M.P., speaking to a resolution of oonfidenoe in tbe Government, said that in the late Government there was no consistency snd no cohesion ...

... it appears • the deceased had gone to see his son, Mr. T. H. Spenoer, Burwardsley HiU, whom he met io the road, and, after speaking to him in his usual manner, apparently in good health, he fell baok, and instantly expired. The jury returned a verdict of ...