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... ON SPEAKING ONE'S MIND. THERE is evidently some necessity fur in- viting men of courage and independence who are suffering under the weight of almost intolerable grievances to cultivate manly outspokenness. We have lately received numbers of letters on ...
... people who fiied them up. Some would interpret Gaelic speaking as meaning only those who spoke Gaelic, while others more liberal would hold to mean those who, speaking English, could also speak Gaelic. however toe sche-lules elay have been filled up ...
... EDUCATING WELSH-SPEAK- ING CHILDREN. Mr MORGAN LLOYD (L., Beaumaris) gave notice that on the report of supply he would move on the education vote that it is expedient that pro- vision should be made by the Education Depart- ment for teaching the English ...
... school be ab1e to it with pleasure and speak it with fluency. He therefore submit a sketch of what he considered should ba dons to achieve this result. First, as to infants from three to seven yell's o]d. In Welsh speaking districts the nr.stre'-s should ))G ...
... MR. cowEx, M.P., ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. Mr. Coweni, M.P., last evening delivered ?? inaugural addreo& at the opening meeting of a debating club tormed il coun ectionwithtbe Working3len's Club, at Newcastle. HE said that working men's clubs wee4 social mechanics' ...
... I~Z SQ= ~:sre SAtXS T'O~rLI LEX a Ur!EMA. ?? - e ?? speaking at Blournemouth, last night, in | reply to an address from the local Workling j ?? -- - I e - I _ Men's Conservative Association, Fir Stafford I Northeote referred to the work of the, d session ...
... SALOS POPUEI LX' SUPS FA. Mr. Forster, speaking at a mass meeting at GlasgOv yesterdav, pointed to the lessons | J- wcE$V IMAU.- - ---t -- - which he thought were to be drawn from the Liberal victory at the Liverpool elee- tion. le thought that what the ...
... Si0001 Rttvcuvg* 3 - S~~P sas SPOPEA.PtI Speaking at a banquet at Newcastle last oi~hb, Mr. J. Cowen, M.P, defended the present Mouse of Commons as comparing ser: favourably with former ones, and to those the who might be sceptical on the point he tat ...
... excep- tion, speak in terms of high approval of the renewal of friendship with England. They counsel Arabi to submit to the authority of the Sultan, and state that the Sheikh ul Islam has given strict comminatory orders to the Ulema not to speak of Arabi ...
... THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER ON CHARITY. Speaking, on Monday, at the annual meeting of the Chester Charity Organisation Society, the Duke of Westminster commented on the evils which were committed by charitable people in- discriminately giving alms to idle ...
... receive except from her brothers and their wives. 5. • ■was to speak to no one whom she had known 11 the past, nor permit any one to be introduced her in case of an introduction she was tlot to speak. 6. She was to write to her husband every night a full account ...