... people living néar who are likely to be able to speak best of his qaslificatioas, I shall in making selections pay attention to character, which I regard as & very important point.” “ What to draw speaking, do you hope “ I shall to the class from which ...

... now moving heaven and earth to get Lord Laas- downe and Gir M. Hicks-Beach into disgrace. It would scarcely be accurate to speak of this move- ment as an intrigue, for after all it is condacted with open, not to say brutal, frankness. At the same time ...

... dissolution and decay oppresses us. But as soon as it is one in the .P. morning, and the first of January, a morning breeze, speaking of new life, moves away the ect clouds which wore lying over our souls, and y's we begin to look for the dark, pure,. morning ...

... it, and 0 Welshmen are as far as ever from seeing id their, wishes on that score fulfilled. The question of allowing Welsh-speaking wit-_ d nesses to tender evidence il their native e. tongue was placed on a more satisfactory P basis than that on which ...

... character. struck at hie book; “ I'm going to do it ina new way.” ” says one of the characters in Me Whiteing had this text to speak from ata farewell dinner given to him by his colleagues last aight. The editor, Mr B. T. Cook, was in the chair, and foand ...

... gal, Colonel @octor have gone with the battery. ‘There was no official the departare, but there was a great display RB. J. speaking at on War, Boers, for they were in fact abetted by those who were jealous power of the British and who rejoiced our reverses ...

... the date of his birth in the registrar's record s' bnH. le glories ill the idea of being a Welsh- niin and of his ability to speak antl write the I lal-uage. Rc is also a Welsh Nationalist of the better type, endowed with sufficient ballast and eommnronsense ...

... :sew Year this morning. It speaks of a I great lbaittle at hani--tlho fiercest of all so far. BoIler, lie says, is about to strike his crucial blow;. ?? Iiurleigii is too cautious a man and ( too careful of his reputation to speak of alln'thill except of ...

... the camp fired of shells ab & oF CAPE TOWN, December 30th, 1899. Boers and drove them to cover. vate letter from Pretoria speaks of fever A good deal of blasting is going on within the | beiog rife on the Portuguese boundary. Boer lines. The enemy are ...

... seoking those that makes the difference. who are prepared for them. _ is the preparation The German travels the English and speaks te every man in bis own tongue, while ters. ‘The German fs the Briton is merchant is content te let- stiff. He is as ready ...

... maintaining oest their position against any infantry . in the iro- .wor:d. not The doctor found among the Beers man'lly' red speaking, English, ?? Among thcos serving with the enemy he saw an cx-'ientenant uii the Army. ?? ras end ceashlered for mieceneoct ...

... is supposed locally that :the Home Secretary treated a 3recent communication from the Swansea Guar- dicing as~to a Welsh-speaking official as an official. notification of the vacancy and a~ppli- cation for renew'l. The Homeo Sebretal-y~s reply~is regarded ...