Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... SPEAKS. It it stated that the reply of the Transvaal Government to the last British despatriies has been sent off from Pretoria, and that is to the effect that the South African Republic sTictlv adheres to the London Convention of 1884. and asks for nothing ...
... ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE VICAR OF HHOS. Writing to the Ruridecanal Magazine,' and referring to the Bishop of Chester's recent cor- respondence with a Roman cardinal, the Rev. T. Pritchard, vicar of Rhos, says :—Surely the Voluntary School question was thorny ...
... CARDINAL VAUGHAN SPEAKS OUT. Cardinal Vaughan, replying to a query from a proctor of the Convocation of York, says it is simply impossible that a dispensation should be given by a Bishop, a Pope, or any other representative of the Catholic Church to a ...
... three hours week should be devoted to the subject, if the teaching is to be effective. Speaking also an expert, further says that this three hours would be well spent, as the intellectual gain to the pupil would be really greater than could he secured ...
... when London fig nel dealer* speak * Welsh ’ fiannel they always think of certain tnannfacture tor which the Lancashire town has acquired, it appears, quit* notoriety in the trad*. This Rochdale * Welsh ’ flannel mad* from the refuse of the e •aroeet English ...
... aig'iificant fact to notice is that nearly million people in Wales a d Monmouthshire speak Welsh, the majority whom habitu ally speak it. Other figures follow, and the result arrived at by the comparison of the various tables given is stated as follows; ...
... differences with the French, not only did he think that, plain-speaking had been inevitable, but he was afraid there would yet have to be a great deal more plain speaking. ...
... schools for Wales because of his inability to speak Welsh, and send a copy of the resolution to Sir. John Gorst. The Chairman seconded, adding that there were strong grounds for the protest in Wei be- speaking district. Mr. W. H. Lloyd supported it from ...
... PUMP. 63, LONG ACRE, W.C. Works : Greenwich. London, S.E. Sbe: I always speak out when I have any thing to say.’ He; * Yea, bat the trouble is that you do not limit yourself to speaking out when you have anything say.’ ...
... ST. WINEFRIDE'S WELL. ANOTHER REMARKABLE SPEECH BY FATHER BEAUCLERK. Speaking at the service at St. Winefride's Well, on Sunday evening. Father Beauclerk said he hardly dare trust himself to say any- thing that evening. They had a storm raised up in that ...
... no one ought to be appointed to any position in Wales who cannot speak the language' Mr. Herbert Gladstone says:—'I hope that the Home Secretary will see his way to appoint a Welsh speaking governor at Car narvon Prison.' ...