... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ::disp'sed, and -he was -lways thorouhy respected 'y :eerone' -There was not- ?? resid ent in Fentoa who' kne- ?? 'who .could not 'speak-'inAliie highestterms.of his char- aoteor. He married inbthp year. 1q57, his 'bride he- ' aig: daughter of Mr ohn Pratt,: and ...

... the language would' become even better anid purer-a cl:aga 'an'guage in every sense of thli- term. It ?? a good m0outh-to speak;; (They hadesni'bl-the0 singing- and, ?? reitato'hs hor'-'ell 'tbe mouth w~as davelopedd. ''The'ighishmena.- would, - no, doubt ...

... rather hard, lines that Mr Dawson could not find a gentleman to represent his opinions. lie thoroughly ad- mired 'him for speaking out irn thlat way. Cer- 'tain things had taken place where the vice-chair- nscan had shown bias and. temper that he didl ...

... talkative member, in fact Ihe was verr silent, but was a member of very valued judgment iievertheless, alnd whenever he did speak he always had, a hearing, and' what he had to say would always be 'to the point. He was very strucik by Mr Phillips's gentlemanly ...

... increased in a marked: degree. Public -worship is held at some 500 centres. Notwitirstauding this progress, Bishop Tucker speaks of considerable areas in which the Gospel HIras never yet been preached. The list of lady candidates accepted as. mis- sionaries ...

... ollege of a permanant home suited' to its needs~and'its 'position: g as representing higher education' in' North Wales. ?? 'Speaking ater the reading of the resolution, Mr thbone said be thought they woulld: all agree with him that Dr. Isambard Owren's letter ...

... having a.%ted ae. groom. in tbe employ of Xr Oliver, Mr Hknery Parry, (aptain Stewart, and others, and hisicquaint-ances sp(eak of him as a smarb and iitretpid rider. His h7.st letter home, dated the 23rd December. referred t. the ba&tte of Celenso, ...

... of tft committee, 'and'hadi been succeeded by Nurse Irby. Some little regret had been expressed th'ut Nurse Iryby'could not speak Welsh;. but th.e oni- mittee .thought it better tosecure the sefvicis ef one who was thoroughly. competent and experienced ...

... to the renown which already be- longed to the historio regiments from wlhik they are taken7 I speak of the troop f vf tis country, but, of course, I. speak with elina praise of the oolonial soldiers who have bee shoulder to shoulder in every conflict ...