... These delegates speak out A conference with plaii. speaking is that of the Amalgamated Union of Foundry Workers. which onenen at Llandudno on Mond:o. The sixty deleotes represent 77.000 workers. . . First broadside came from the chairman, Mr. Roland Casasoia ...

... English Speaking Union PRESIDENT AT LLANDUDNO The fact that so many colonies were gaining independence was not to be regarded as • defeat but a victory for the United Kingdom, said Mr. Frank Darvall, president and directorgeneral of the English Speaking ...

... Welsh-Speaking Nurses. Recently we published a paragraph headed, Dearth of Vl'elsh-speaking Nurses. To meet this widespread need, a North Wales Nursing Asswiation was formed in March last at the , request oif the Queen Victoria jubilee Institute for ...

... SIR MICHAEL SPEAKS. Sir Hicks-Beach, who spoke from the third bench above the gangway and who was received with cheers, explained that when he proposed the corn tax last year he did so with the object of raising money for the war. When the war was over ...

... DUMB VENDOR SPEAKS. ago Tbouias Witty, • man us. ployed Lo shipyard, Northumberland, woks up oat morning sad bend that be bed sm faculty of speech. dumb, be pve op bis tesployeemt, Oo Saturday be was with his son for hist, who. y asked the et the oranges ...

... Don Rodriguez Speaks. my country of Cuba, as amo igst you here, boys smoke when they have tifteen or sixteen years. They begin liking to show 'that they are men. When I was a boy, which is now many years, we paid five cents for sixteen cigarettes. They ...

... Welsh-Speaking Magistrates. The five magistrates present at the Holywell monthly sessions on Tuesday were all Welshmen, thoronghly conversant with the language. The magistrates' bilingual efficiency proved to be very useful, especially iu dealing with ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING INSPECTORS. Mr Osborne Morgan asked the President of the Local Government Board, on Monday, whether, having regard to the fact that there were in Wales many districts subject to medical inspection in which the Welsh language was almost ...

... RHYL SPEAKS TO DENBIGH. Eves a little ray of light shines large upon a dark eight, sod the smallest crumb of comfort it agerly ematebed ai by those who are starving How greatly welcome then will be this splendid news from Rhyl, bearing with it a message ...

... NVoMEN TO PRACTISE SPEAKING. Mrs Osborne's remark that women should take the opportunity or practising speaking was received .‘it It amusement the speaker joining in the laughter. If the wife as well as the husband joined the Society they could talk over ...

... MR,. DILLON SPEAKS- Mr. John Dillon, M.P., speaking at a United Irish League Convention at Mußinger, referred to the landlords' syndicate, organised by Lords Barryinore and Cloubrock. What, he asked, should they do to these gentlemen (cries of Shoot ...

... when you thought that something was going wrong P—l wrote to them about the last improvement. I am not speaking about improvement. I am speaking about things that you didn't consider improvements? --I don't think I did. I spoke to Mr. Taylor about one ...