... kicked by the prisoner. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr O. H. Jones, deputy-chairman). STABBING AFFRAY AT MOUNTAIN ASi f. Ernest Price Speake (21), collier, surrendered to his bail to answer a. charge of wounding Ernesto Barrillo, a,n Italian, at Mountain Ash on Saturday ...

... ever read the printed minutesi'of the previous meeting, -it 'is sufficient to. ?? minuteas are, as a rule, passed,-:so .tf speak, before ye, kow. where ye. are,' t hle monotoy .being' only- occasion- hily relieved by a member -sZadenly 4iscovering- that ...

... school. That was what it would have to come to. and they might as well face it. Mr Coward said he was pleased to hear Mr Ellis speak in the way ba had. Mr Ellis said they were well aware of the fact that the British School had been condemned by the Education ...

... sequence ga ite to its alreadyrbrillinhit p'erformnances.'Poe- an cation of the :intention of his colleagues is igs when lie speaks next. week.- In generalri ?? circles to-night it is saidthat the Govern- n At ment are not inclined to take aiction until ...

... writet to describe us as God's Engik-ibmsn. If the tendency he had spok-.n of was becoming stronger, then tbers was uo need to speak of the future of England, She had no future. Her path was? already sloped to twilight, and eclipse i.t ou h%r brow. A nation ...

... life are seeking those who are prepared for them. It is the preparation that makes the difference. The German travels and speaks to every man in his own tongue, while the English imerchant is content tc open his let- ters. The German is as adaptable as ...

... knowledge i of Welsh 'should' be' taken as a: qualification. The; Chairmri aremarked- that the 'last nurse, who could not 'speak Welsh,. h1ad only-'remaaed -in the 'house ma few days. Slet was :continu'ally under the impression' tiat the patients'.were ...

... The Board of Trade figures are even more striking, ns reflecting the increased activity in the commercial centres. Roughly speaking, they show an increased volume of trade daring the past year of £50,000,000, about half of which represents increased exports ...

... stranger, a town youth, who, asking if this was Mrs Burt's, dropped a letter into her hand and vanished, before sbe had time to speak or see that the lettter was in a familiar hand. Dear mother, it ran, I write in haste to save time as young Williams is going ...

... offering a piece of land to set apart for the use of Nonconformists. They, however, pointed out that they had no authority to speak in the name of any particular section the community in the matter. They regarded the U rban Council, public body representing ...

... years,, k. hiae several times been asked what the initials: ?? mean, and who has the right to use ?? The meaning: of the ?? speaks for itself,, and. was, and is ofteam now, veed to denote that the person using thein, has studied at the RoyaZl Academy of ...

... of his profession, having examined both these cows, and attended th* hearing of the case throughout, is better analilied to speak some aspect* of it than tr. Lowe, or even Professor, who knows no. thing of the ease except what he has seen in condensed newspaper ...