... of the Church and Dissent among Welsh-speaking people in Liverpool was as 13 to 1, 'The-question I wish to ask is, did you connt among the Welsh-speaking Churchmen of Liverpool'those Welshmen who, while speaking both Welsh and English, prefer to attend ...

... occasionally her Lagard would require the assistanee of a Welsh.speak- ing inspector in the inspection of a Welsh monoglot school. In his own district all the schools wore' English-speaking, but, after all, his principal work was supervision, and for that ...

... 1;lrious gilt Acd we will' Jldly bhoer it home. It speak-s of da s of ereal toil, Xlhen, stiltieig o'er ?? fnrrow'd field, I e sower scattered wvide the seed, Tit.t clath, its produce rich might yield. It speaks of hoors, whean in the vale, TIe husbendiatill ...

... says “It costs the Water Authority a lot of money to give service in Welsh It annoys me when people who speak perfectly good English insist on speaking Welsh tome” But it was also clear that bilingual managers were grudging of the “prominent posts given ...

... fraction of the Eknglish-speaking people. A. language a oensus, for Wales was taken fn 1891. That census *t reveale the f6ads tha t there aro in Wales and Mon- it moutbhsire 759,416 people who speak only English, a and 402,253 who speak Welsh and English, while ...

... the present time more people in Wales speaking the native language of the Princi- pality than at any other period within his recollec- tion (hear,-hear). It was obvious, therefore, that the attendance of Welsb-speaking scholars at Eng- lish schools involved ...

... American.who lid not claim the right to speak his mind upon Russian, Austrian, or Neapolitan despotism, and they had as clear a right to speak of the great despotism of this country. Before the regular speaking be cesired toread an address by the people ...

... of time to speak or not to speak to their consti- tuents. Lord Beaconsfield knew when to speak and when to Abo silent, and he expected his ?? to be equally discreet, Unlike Mr Gladstone, however, he gave them sufficient opportunities to speak for their ...

... prejudice the subsequent consideration of the Premident's right to speak in debates o 'iiterpellations. At a meetiag on Moudayg, a prposal .to'give the Preii- dent the rigbt of speaking upon interpellations cInnec-, ted' with foreign affairs or bearing ...

... suitors who speok only Welsh are at a disadvantage as compared with those who are fortunate enough to speak English. If there are to be no Welsh speaking Judges, the next best step is to obtain duly qualified interpreters; at present there are none; no fees ...

... the County Hall, in the 1%hb dav of April next, at VACANCIES IN THE ANGLE CONSTABULARY. PPLICANTS must be able to write, and speak Eo) glish, be intelligew plaint and of and certified f ‘reo from bodily comp 1 recommended as of irreproach constitution, av¢ ...

... protesting against the suggested removal of the judge to arother circuit on the alleged ground that it is necessary a Welsh-speaking judge should be ?? Hughes pointed out that for more than 20 years the Mid-Wales circuit had not possessed a judge who gave ...