... exercise apart from the ?? meth1od of the s*aucnd laiguage. Inte~rmediate ?? Welsh is taught as a. secod langluage to En-.lish-speaking p:pils, .it h-evud be faught by the direct method. TI L Thigher ?? the direct. Ymedthod shou.d be sup- plemented by the practice ...

... could' speak Welsh? t The Candidate No. - ' ' c AMr i Roberts: Then; what would. you do with e men who cannot -apeak English? ' s : 'The Applicant: 'I should hiave to do the best I : could.: We have had Welshmen where I eame c froi who could not speak English ...

... Welshmen who a a could not speak English of the appointment just :ble as -they were depriving all Englishmen who could hat. no:; speak Welsh to it, and that eveii in the Welsh- Itly man's native land'' 'ore The Chairamn : Please speak to your amendment. m-- ...

... Society is tt given, by' ir Harry. Johnston in. his official report. lo on Uganda., , .Speaking. of the.change, in. the country Ir ard- the.people, he ?? Bantu-speaking j natives are. well, inclined, to religiousi ifiquiry .- and -the rapid -spread of ...

... occasionally, and hbd always fouid him. a pleasantgentlebutwhen wen went against patriotism and country it was timneto speakE, .Aad to speak very severe 'word&. He ventured tor~sy that there was a time when freedoma of speech shioul ?? be. allowed, andwjexi ...

... revealed that iniall the Province 'of ''Bengal -withAits 71 millions of peopje, only 150,000 returned themselves as able to speak .English. On the 'other, hand, .the numiber 'of native C. hristians was 'returned' 'as 168,000.., .AIIthe . fforts- of 'Governi- ...

... slumsl ?? total cost of the work has been about 00O. The buildingo provido accommodation A380 persons. The Duke of Canbridge, speaking at the annual ng of the Royal United Service Institution on y, said tlhe war had brought out certain hich wvere of great ...

... High Commis- sioner for the Dominion in London. Speaking at Montreal, he said that, although he would soon go to England, 'he would return and reside per- manently in Montreal. Mr Chamberlain. speaking in London, on Wed- nesday evening, observed that ...

... advocated, 'as one of the qualifications of su,1ch an ,offioiaZ, a knowledge -of Welsh, and >roposed the appxintment of a Weish-speaking man, viho was not one of the three candidates selected 'by the Council to appear before them, out of 71 applicoants, making ...

... get into the Counoil to deal with tmr William I Davies in the only mamner which is likely to 1 sppeal tp 'him. * * * *, And speaking of the Voliwyn Bay Distriet Council, I find, from the daily papers, that the 4 incidont which led to the resignation of Mr ...

... America. arrived at Amberley Cottage, his TMames-side residence, near Boulter's Lock, on Tuesday afternoon. Admiral Dewey, speaking at a luncheon at the University Club, St. Louis, said -- We can whip any nation on the face of the earth, except Englan(d ...

... CZ. CfA ?4BZ BaAIN OIL LITTLE SLANfs. THE RECENT TRAN.SFORM2ITIOgN .9M E. Air Chlamberlain, speaking at Stourbridge on Tuesday night, said that since the last election they hadJ been engaged in the greatest war sixce the Crimean. They wanted to, know ...