... MAFEKING SPEAKS TO NEWPORT. A LETTER FROM B.P.'S TOWN CLERK. a Mr. J. I. Algie, formerly a resident in P Newport, who has for some time past been ri town-clerk of Mafeking, has written a h letter to Mr. _i. Longrstaff (chief Conser- vative agent for the ...

... LIBERAL LEADER SPEAKS. rSIR H. CAMPBELL-BANNER- y MAN AT DUNDEE, ?LORD ROSEBEIIY INVITED BACK TO LEAD. SIRt HENRY PREPARED TO STAND DOWN, g Sir Henry O-amlpbcll-flanaermasn raid a visit y, to Dundefe on 'llursdey to Open nlew Liberal eClubs-ooms, and ...

... WILL MR. Sr(TO.N SPEAK? VPa nnlnrp fll ho nilr d-ar nf ?? Vest We spoke the other day of British igno. rance and luisconceptions of our Indian Empire. The same remark applies wvith IIsi. equal force to Canada. There is some powerful magnetism about the ...

... are more with the English-speaking Welsh than with those who speak their own language only, and I am xious to assert most emphatically that this is not the case, I am 'heart and soul a Welshman. and am proud to say that. I speak my native language at least ...

... spirited awfayP TI We are for once in total agreement with Al Mr. Keir Hardie, the junior member for Bo the Merthyr Borougis. Speaking at l Crewe, the Socialist said that in his ti opinion the question of pensions to aged re workpeople was a thousandfold ...

... MagerEfontein. There ought to have been another 30,000 with Bobs. t A Welsh-speaking clergyman in the Record complains that, though there are large numbers e of Welsh-speaking soldiers, especially in those t regiments allotted under the territorial system ...

... enough on paper, but the carrying out of which will involve serious difficulties. It is proposed, for instance, that in Welsh-speaking districts infants' schools should be taught in Welsh, and English introduced at a stage the teacher thinks proper; in fact ...

... teaching simih'r to that marl1ked out in the v Code for \Walei. The number of Irislh iI speaking children, it is true, is not so t large as tie number of children speaking c the veranacular in Wales. but that affords r no r ensom' to exclude the nuative tongue ...

... 31S. CHAMBERLAlN ON LITTLE ENGLANDERS. Tf NEGENT TANSFORMAfTION n- SCENE. M Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at Stourbrideo e on Tuesday night, said that since the a last election they had been engaged in - the greatest war since the Crimean. e They wanted to ...

... and brilliant figure was 1lenginn, Who was It the Captain Shandon in Thackeray's Pena le donnis. The lecturer went on to speak of 1e the estatlielsuient of the Nation, and the Y. great Work done by Davis and Gavan Duffy, 2 tc and later by O'Lcary and ...

... He was speaking, of course, within the limits of his own branch-No. 1. As a matter of fact, there are. seven men who have never been convicted whom we demand to have re-instated -under the conditions laid down In the terms of settlement. Speaking of the ...

... MacCormac had a very extensive e experience of all the hospitals in Cape ?? and Natal, and states that it is r- impossible to speak too highly o.f them. a Whatever faults may be attributed to it the Government or 'thc War Office, it V. cannot be laid to their' ...