... the inhabitants speak it Welsh only two Welsh schedlesawere distribute ; ;Mr. Samuel Smith has forwarded an official reply to re from the Registrar-General, who says- I had h no means of estimating the numbers of the t Welsh-speaking population in certain ...

... seven years ago, and azain last year. although she did not then speak to him. She was oonvinood that she saw him at New Brighton last year. Under these circun:stances, althongh strictly speaking the case should go on the trustees ttiought it would not be ...

... Toutee insisted on k-nowing what had become D of the money which Labruyere had received. The r latter, in reply, beginning to speak of his family, a the President interrupted him by saying Where d is your family? You deserted your wife and | children long ...

... 2nd of t he head hov g a occasion to speak to the co-defender with regard at' ser, to his conduct towards the defender. Previous to ist_ to speaking to the co-defender, he told his wife of eiti his intention to speak to him on the subject of to ?? their ...

... to speak to the realc- tion. So long as it was before the meeting he should claim his right to speak upon it. (Cheers, - and cries of Order.) The Chairman here attempted to put thermotion to the vote. Mr. Willisrs.-Do you deny my right to speak? The ...

... agood title, too. (Loudlaughter.) -Defendant: And what did you say when I spoke to vou?-Plaintiff: Spoke ! Do you call it speaking? You uttered shameful imprecations.- Defendant: Eh ! What ?-Plaintiff: Oh, of course, you dcn't understand. (Laughter.) You ...

... that the Church could compel the devil to nr speak the truth. This was to support the lime of as de'ence set up by Father Aurelian, that I before quitting the body of the boy the D devil hims18elf, speaking through the possessed th had informed him that ...

... Postoffice, is said to have read the PC did, evening before, at the Society of Arts, an address no ex- in which be says he can speak and hear one th, den a quarter to five miles off by an electric sal radiant withont intermediate wires. You ought mi to know ...

... did go straight with anybody who gave him work. I will havenothgto do with him; he is nothing but a fraud, and everybody I speak to, brewers and all, say the same. Builders won't work with him.' Mr. Curtis informed the plaintiff of these remarks, and the ...

... murdered .ey ?? of identification was given by the in girl's unole, who oamne from Flint with her father, !ty who could not speak any English.-Mrs. Brooks, ;es landlady of the hotel, said the deceased was the ,Id best servant she ever bad, being most willing ...

... HutchmgEsshesaid, was quiteright h when shestated inher evidence that ?? fallshle overheard a female voice say, Speak, ieak, nal speak ! Did you hurt yourself when you fell ? Hi for she did use some exelamnation. It was equally true that the dremsmaker's ...

... Tihompaon.-What -evidence have you of a this?. v Mr. Wstts.- axn sim~ply speaking of the hots S as Iknow them - Mr. Thlompson.-.Tt is mosst unfortunate that - the claimants are not here to speak to those facts Z themselves. s The Revising Barister (to M~r. Watts) ...