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... It was a rather rare thug nowisslep t• lad • Welshman who could not speak Taglish,/out he should be very sorry to see the when he could lad • Welshman in Wales who could not speak Welsh. (Applause.) There was no denying the fac t that the °Soh& in high ...
... p gleddened their hearts: (aed how little with oss we are speaking of, constitutes a feast!) ben theystrained their infant throats in shovt- ng live the Paiwes or Wares and or ren: by which means, the happy event hes be- for ever engraven on their minds ...
... COURANT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 19898. HR. GEORGE EP., ABD INDIC wit Speaking at on Saturday night in of the candidature of Lord Skelmers- dale, Mr. George Wyndham, MP. eid they now had an opportunity of reviewing the work of the Government three years ...
... CLARET THE TEST OF CIVILIZATION. rLAIN RICHARD COBDIN, speaking to his oonstitusnts at Rochdale, 28th June, 1861, said— Now, on' know that I will go quite so far as a lamented friend of mine, a former mayor of Bordeaux, who, travelling in England, paid ...
... RIGHT ent BRIGHT ACTION OF THE LORDS TH BANCHISE BILL. Speaking at im 1859, Mr. Briout = “ iate without mercy any Bill of any Govern- ment, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be, IP IT DOES NOT DISTRIBUTE THE SEATS which are obtained ...
... ALADY, 'wilding near Liverpool, is desirous of making art serenest& with a YOUNG LADY (lfronoh or Jenson, but meet speak French) for the Sommer Holidays about 110th June. Ape of Children from 8 to 14. No remuneration beyond bawd, residence, and travelling ...
... WANTED, § CLERK and SHOPMAN, a person who has been neenstowed ty the Grocery and Drapery Business, d speaks the Welsh Language, in a Town in North ‘ales. { None need apply whose character will not bear the rictest enquiry. had, by application (if by Forther ...
... WANTED, N APPRENTICE to a WOOLLEN and LINEN- DRAPER: one that can speak the Welsh Language will be preferred. —A Premiuin will be expected. Apply to Mr. Lewis. Wrexham. April 12, 1819. VALUABLE OAK TIMBER, 7O BE SOLD BY TICKET, At the Lion Ian, in Hanmer ...
... TO GROCERS. WANTED, Steady YOUNG MAN who can speak the Welsh Language, as ASSISTANT. Apply (if by letter post-paid) to MrGn.i.r.R, Grocer, Wrexham. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the next GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Trustees the Turnpike Road leading ...
... (observed Sir Robert) Sir John Tyrell is euthorised to speak the sentiments of a very large and powerful party, I know not ; but this I must say, that I cannot consent to re-purchase their confidence or penitence on account of the course sued. I believe ...
... Speak to me unless I did so, and seeing that we were surrounded by rile and excited soldiers, who clearly looked upon us as their prisoners, I advised Mr. Loch and the sower to comply. By this time another mandarin hail ridden up to the former one, and ...