... COUNCIL A discussion took place on Wednesday, at a meet- ing of the Flint County Council, on the question of appointing Welsh-speaking magistrates for ihe county. At a previous meeting the Council had decided to inform the Lord Lieutenant of the great iucon- ...

... Rome jcorrespondent of the Daily News). He may not speak to anyono, and he remains for hours with his bead between bis bands. When interrogated by a magistrate on the 4th instant he refused to speak, and when threatened with extra punishment he only shook ...

... Principal Rhys will pre- side over Sectiou H (Anthropology), and will speak mainly upon folklore, regarding his subject rather from the scientific, than the popular point of view, and be will speak specially upou the early ethnology of the British Isles. The Earl ...

... tbe whole time was taken up with free fighting. It was only at the end that Mr George seoared a hearing, and then managed to speak for forty minutes without interruption ; out outside bis carriage was attacked by tho mob, and every window broken. He asserts ...

... a watcb-stialing case. He stated that he was a native of Russia, was familiar with that language, and, in addition, conld speak Hebrew and Welsh. With English he nas quite conversant, and his powers as a Welshman were put to the test by the superintendent ...

... Mr Lloyd-George, M.P. The chairman was allowed to speak for some time without serious interruption. As he spoke, however, of the derision, menace, and vulgar abuse heaped upon those who had dared to speak their views at this juncture the meeting made wild ...

... opening there ia for Welsh settlers. Their report, just issued, s .ys that of the land they actually saw they cannot speak too highly. It yields good crops without the necessity of manur- ing. Taxes are light, lawa equitable, administra- tion ...

... MR. S. MOSS, M.P., AND THE YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS BILL. In the House of Commons, on Monday, Mr S. Moss, speaking on the Youthful Offenders' Bill, said unless the Home Secretary promised to eliminate the first clause he should support the amendment for the ...

... some of ber colleagues. Fran Schratt stood high in favour of the Empress Elizabeth, who often visited her ; and, generally speaking, she is a favourite of the Vienna Court. It is no secret that the Emperor, who is partial to witty conversation, likes to ...

... Seen asked to try again. I hope he I Edwards htt», pl uc ky champion and has madt I WiM, for he is 5 *. ; 3 not b a( j. I speak here a ; | a fight which' , , x CMI) although I have votec ( non-partisanisn' * Liberal candidate ever since 1 regularly for ...

... obtained permission to retire, knowing somothing of the case), I can safely say there were not more than four Welshmen who could speak the language on the jnry allnded to by his Lordohip. I Bay this in support of the Welsh nation at large. Because tho AsHize ...

... THE POLLUTION OF THE RIVER DEE Major Leadbetter, Chief Constable of Denbigh- shire, speaking at the quarterly meeting of the Con- servators of the River Dee Fishery District, at which p. report npon the different sources of pollution of the river was ...