... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Tax following circumstances, drawn from the personal experience of Mr. Which, of the Borough Arms, Dudley Street, Wednesbury, are so important and really remerkabls that they cannot help but be of Interest and value to all readers ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Tit F. following extract from the Caml,riao k respectfidly dedicated to whom it may concern. Exempt in regard to the figures showing cost of prc all the quotation exactly applies in earnarvon. This week our columns are crowded with reports ...

... (Left Speaking:. A SINGULAR DISCOVERY.—A man in humble circumstances lately produced at the Aylesbury branch of the London and County Bank a Bank of England note for 251., dated 80 years hack. Upon being questioned, he stated that about 25 years since ...

... ( Left Speaking.) From the Lund viazwite. FILIDAT •PAIL HANK RUPTS A. Wilton. Aidershott, Hunprmre, surgton, Msy 4 and 26, at half Nat 11, at the Bankrupts' Court J. and h. Kelsey, Nun. axon, Warwickshire, tailors, May 4 and 24. at 11. at the Bankrupts' ...

... Plain Speaking. Mr. 1. R. .1 induiged tors plain lineal:my ..t r M.. trees Committee on Salts/cf.-. Thera in the county ' , aid Mr geetlerneo who while urgirg other t nand their to the :rmy. took are that they did not throw open tie it Mans . .+.• ...

... GHURKA SPEAKS WELSH Soldier's Strange Story wounded oldt-r of the R.W.F., now an one of the holtitals in Lhwiduduo , relate a strange Mary. Whilst bir regi.i.ent marching hit:: road in France they passed • regiment of 6burk•• resting by the waveide. They ...

... WELSH SPEAKING NURSES DISCUSSION G A UARD lANT CONWAY BOARD OF S. MORE PRECIOUS THAN DIAMONDS.- At the monthly meeting of the Conway Board of Guardians, held oil Friday under presidency of Mr. W. Davies Wolwyn Bap, the terms of au advertisement for an ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING OFFICERS. The meeting was als o Eddreeaed by Brigadier-Genera! Owen Thomas. He remarked that pmple :mid he was the only general who could speak Lot lie felt sure he won not the worse for that linear, hear). He added that out of thirty lacers ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING JUDGES. IN the !louse of commons no Friday evening Mr. W. Abraham , member for Rhondda, asked the Secretary of Stateforthe Home Department whether. in view of the fact that a few only of the litigants in the courts of justice in Wales were ...

... WELSH SPEAKING BISHOPS. Eta,—For the information of your aorrespondent A Constant Reader, it is necessary to state that the Bishop of Llaudsff has never been convicted of eitlivr speaking or writing Welsh end his trading a Welsh sermon is so long far ...

... ~~' ~:(( WELSH SPEAKING OFFICIALS KNEW TURAS AMID PENSIONER'S SASE Brigadier-General Sir Owen Thomas (An. gleasy, Lab.), asked the rinencial Secretary to the Treasury, in the House of on Tuesday., whether, an act of grace, would give orders that the pension ...

... WELSH-SPEAKING INSPECTOR OF MINES. IT is announced that Mr. Fred. A. Gray, a Welsh gentleman, Assistant Inspector of Mines for Lancs. shire under the Chief Inspector (Mr. Dickenson), has been appointed to the South Wales District, the Government having ...