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... STratpool ndtrvftevg ] - I S.AIS POPUMI LEX SUPREXA. MONDAY, JU TE 4, -0-- Speaking at Bradford on Saturday night, Mr. Chamberlain referred at length to the --A rnruon T--_3 Dk ,cont speeches of Lord Rosebery. He fj ;i1 that the Prime Minister had been ...
... improvement of the Welsh E DM miners and quarrymen, the proserva- a :r tion of the Welsh language, the appoint- d . ment of Welsh-speaking officials, and a r a- scheme for the national self-government of s ?? Wales. Resolutions in favour of the E ear movement ...
... t SALUS POPUVL IEX CSVPBRZ e t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. X o 4 - - Lord Rosebery, speaking at the Sheffield. Cutlers' Feast last night, referred very -, ?? -V ., I t1 sympathetically to the Emperor of Russia. 0 ,.o one could exaggerate the services he had o ...
... I ?? cximtpool s#frfuq+a l EA1CU POPUUE LEX SUPTFEMA~ l i THURSDAY, MARCH 29. ; _0- I I I Mr. Forwood, M.P., speaking near t Ormskirk last night, replied to Mr. a A_.-4qih 2G;tkA ?? any to&_ - ?? I- . A_, -- A Asquith's statement that the late Govern- ...
... of Clothing: , aI ?? _ _ ?? 21 &WimolS~ru. I V SALUS POPULI LEX StPREMA. I r TUtRSDAY, -NOVEMBER 15. c ?? Lord Rosebery, speaking at Glasgow last night, said his answer to those who wished -full T. h sowh-rf r1- AT.O, ?? A all the subjects in the Liberal ...
... but such as they are may be seen from the following summry ;Speakig only ?? 759,416 ho Speaking only W ?? ; 608,036 Speak~ing English and ?? 402,253 ?? Bi Speak~ing foreign languages ?? ,076 ?? Pr PI~o information (over two years) -. 12,833 len Infants ...
... tially ot habitually, but could also speak English more uo less, they were justified in returning themselves as tpeaking Welsh. only. It was intended tbat auch cames should be re- gmrded as bi-lingal,. and entered as speaking both Welsh and- English. I am quite ...
... of those who habitually speak Welsh ought in 1891 to have been 1,252,873 and the Nonconformists who worship in WeLsh 1 083,000. The census returns give the number of I those speakilg only Welsh as 508,036, and of a those who speak English and Welsh as 402 ...
... clause in public contracts, ahl the r Employers' Liability BilL Lady Dilke was pre- . sent on the platform, but unable to speak owing e to a severe cold, and when her nirce, Miss e Tuckwell, rose to apologise for her ladyship, e a series of disorderly ...
... seven-tenths of the Walsh popniatiou habituallv t speak WeLsh in their ordinary conversation.' Ii e That is to say, Mr. Acleind states positively a f fromn his own experience that those who habitu- t a ally speak Welsh in Wales number 4,243,483 b - out of a ...
... have increased much during the last 50 years, thb wages of women have scarcel incremaed at ,no all, g domestic servants m n speaking of Lble the sweated trades, chiefly the making up of ity cheap clothing, the report attributes the low der wages earned by ...
... could not speak E~nglish. He then pro- aposed That this meeting, having heard read the iS circulatr addressed to the inspectors of the North- f western Railwsa , North X~alesd ivision, with is reference to the dismissal of men unable vto speak English ...