... carried unanimously. *. c xs'EM N1U'.. rose to speak next. Owing to a gre't nter tustlon it was a few minutos beforo the hom. geatht in could proceed. He, indeed, was not heard bs -at's) ptrsons whun lie did speak, for the disorder st'i inerruetion h id become ...

... cent. of the people of the Rhondda Valley speak Welsh habitually at home. Two of the Welsh weeklies, 'arian y Gweithiwrand YGweithiwrCymraeg, as their names denote, are written in the interests of the Welsh-speaking working men, and circulate mostly among ...

... immediately preceding the opening of the Parliamentary campaign, and all. or nearly all, turned on the Irish question. Mr. Cowen, speaking to his constituents, strongly condemned coercion as the nostrum of all timid political physicians, said that there had been ...

... to matters of feet, and so completely begs the whole ojestioun at issue, that I ask your ermission to reply 1. Mr.Hnbbard speaks of Mr.Bradlaugls's attempted _ invasion of the House of Commons. To get into one's own house is not an invasion, and it ...

... no easy matter for an officer holding a public position, as I do, in the War Office, to speak in an open manner about the Army. Of course, it is pos- sible to speak on various subjects connected with the discipline of the army and its organization and ...

... Dqrcltig, mmiacini, Afar- jid, Copjiflo. di Rudilli, and Spautitgtit Y\Tgat Jecision he will tkdlc is as yet unknown e deputies speak of a Mancini-Depreti oMinistly. -rr = ...

... made upon her contemporaries. In his Recollections Mr Edmund Yates speaks of the Mrs Keeley tradition as being still strong amongst theatre-goers. He says, I have heard my mother speak of this impersonation of Mrs Keeley's (that of the blind girl Nydia ...

... Sir Chas. Russell, Q.AU', O.R. is expected to speak on Monday evening at the new Islington Hall. Ou the same evening Captain Verney, M.P., Mr. John O'Connor, M.P., and the Hon. Dadabhai Waoroji, will speak in the Cheetham Town Hall; at the Churnett-street ...

... Leontes. The contempt that we have for Leontes serves as a very good foil, however, for the noble character of Hermione. Hazlitt speaks of the latter as being distinguished by its saint-like resignation and patient forbearance, but, in our opinion, such a ...

... driven them baiti. And so, Archbishops of Canterbury and York, speak out and tell the people what you think, and whether you speak for or against the caste you belong to, when you do speak, be it in terms as elear and straightforward as those of the Catholic ...

... Gregory of Tours speaks of the Jews as of a par- ticular kind of heretics, not as of a separate race. In a general sense, the Jewish colonies of Germany and England come from Gaul. One sees how improper it is under these conditions to speak of a Jewish race ...

... admirable foundation on which. to build a literary knowledge of other languages ; collo- quial proficiency only comes from speaking a tongue and hearing it spoken. It is too often forgotten that the method of teaching the dead languages in vogue at schools ...