... BISHOP ON RACING MEN. Speaking at the Cefn (Wrexham) Eisteddfod, Monday, the Bishop of St. Asaph declared, from observations recently made racing ken going race meeting, that they were the coarsest and roughest set ever esw. Britons visiting other countries ...

... coald not speak Eoglish, and there are to-day qaite balf that nomber who only ;ruk Welsh. Ia the middle of the lsst centnry, too, Firse, the native langnage of Ireland, was the common tongae of S.MME::&_ sad to-day there are 30,000 Irish who speak Erse only ...

... amiable gentleman, but in his innocence he rushes in where experience” fears tread. He speaks with much confidence, but not practically familiar with the matters of which speaks, nor has he. it is generally stated in shipping circles, made for his inexperience ...

... that the town was improving. They must not imagine that the settlement h.s lawyer* bill was going to close his mouth against speaking the truth. He was not going be intimidated by either the Corporation or by public companies. The town had been managed for ...

... fellows. It was not intended that a few gifted persons should display their powers of preaching and speaking, but that everyone, even the humblest, should speak out that which was in him. That ideal, he thought, had to some extent been realized. Another ideal ...

... the town was improving. They must not imagine that the settlement of his lawyer's bill was going to close his mouth against speaking the truth. He was not going to be intimi• dated by either the Corp ration or by public companies. The town had been managed ...

... as polite to persists, heathers, sista% and schoolmates as yen to streams. 3. Look people in the eyes when you speak to them or they speak to you. 4. Do not bluntly contradict any one. 5. It is not discourteous to refuse to do wrong. I. Whispering, laughing ...

... declared that in twelve years of office DO Government had ever achieved much or carried through so many liberal measures. Speaking on the Education Hill. be admitted the poribility of differences, and sail that the Government would pot no obstacle in the ...

... it was • mystery thae I could speak The to En quietly. Say, Robati, you tell me, you Pondieherryt No, sprang, said Robat. But you speak Pondicherry, the boy say, Rabat? _ _ I iiptak it, I many English people speak it a little. Very easy for English ...

... WHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITION. COOP AND CO. HAVE BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR THE BEST PART OF A CENTURY, WHICH SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. ...

... NOT TO BE DISTURBED. Now, Harold, put away those toys that lie there in a heap. Shs-s, grandmamma, don't speak so loud —I think my foot is asleep. ...

... who especially pride themselves on their pure Welsh. It is also noted that Welshman never speaks Welsh his horse* other animals, even though he may nor know how speak a single sentence of English grammatically other than the uliort phrases used hy farm servants ...