... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A most singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David of Treherbert. He was one of the many sufferers the memorable explosion at Penycraig Colliery ...

... Plain Speaking. In presiding a martin* rapport Mr. Gordon', candidature, the Ba». I>r. racks out with characteristic and rtraightforwardneen. lie honoured, said, aud the; all honoured Mr. the representative of a famil; who had been tative the public in ...

... •They never speak as they pass by enormous war cry was asked by one of our Saturday night combatants—l:e invited his palsdespite the presence of the constables, to goior the police. Did mean go at tne police? or. bett-r still, did refer .to an attack ...

... THE VICAR SPEAKS OUT. The Ber. N. B. Fitspatrick, for B year* rlcar of All Saints', Woodford, Wall*, recently signalised his resignation of this office by sermon which has indignant comment. For some time considerable friction has existed between the ...

... SPEAKING FKOM EXPERIENCE. Mr. CLARKE, the police-court missionary, supported the Dean's, proposition. He thought •hey would wise approach the brewer*, because whether the brewer* met them or. refused to moat them, it would strengthen their case before ...

... PLAIN .SPEAKING BY THE DEAN. DEAR SUT,—IN your issue, July 26, there is EN extract from the Cathedral evening sermon, which will read by many who were not present, and even not know tne text. To some it may appear that the Dean was rather holding out ...

... MR. CORDER SPEAKS. Mr. S. Corder. Brook-street, Little Dunmow, Essex. makes the following statement: Last November I was laid with paius in back and side. If I stooped I could not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it seemed if back ...

... Dallird Speak*. Rir H. said support.-J the measure. oniy from the point of view of factory own- rs. hut also factory employee*, from both of when had received urgent appeala to support memoir.*. Long bad not the advantage of being irad»r in Norwich, nor ...

... Miss Klmore was the first to speak. i l.vu. she sai l, I don't know who you are. i* viu evidently know something of me. You .Ime I was living followed. If that was so •v* was a danger ray going home. you % .v wiiat that danger was? ! i sii'l quietly: ...

... THE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES For Prices, and Particulars apply WATERLOO MILLS COMPANY, LIMITED, HULL. ...

... Who speaks of youthful fire and energy ? Who speaks of early manhood's firm resol ves ? I speak of years, long years of probity, Of icon success which years of toil involves. Results which, as the wheel of life revolves, It turns prizes to tho watchful ...

... NATURE IS ZEALOUS. NORWICH MAN SPEAKS. In the mouth of the Firth Forth a famous rock—the Bell Rock—on which many a vessel has been wrecked in fog and storm. But now there is never any such calamity, for great bell has been placed the rock, and when the ...