... ult., and passed off with its usual success.. Of the metamorphosis atndergone- yearly by the deserted chapel we must again speak in full. The decorations were taste- ful in design, aod well blended in colour and effect. The- stage was hung with flags,of ...

... from speakers, pro- bably not so well informed as their audience, upon the quality of the stock exhibited at the show. The speaking at Llanfyllin is not a fair specimen of after-dinner speeches, because, for one thing, as this was the first show, there ...

... Not two years ago the Post-office was also imperilled by the out- break of a fire. The ruins of Dolynu and Bryntirion will speak for the losses which the gentry of the county have sustained. I must confess that the absence of any means to avert these ...

... y, with a certified; statement of the accounts, for the half year ending 31st December, 1868. The facts contained therein speak for themselves as to the- satis- factory working of the mines. The directors now- declare a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent ...

... that Welshmen should learn English, but it does not follow that they should forget Welsh. Bi-lingual peoples (i. e. peoples speaking two languages) are not uncommon in the world, and, I believe, they are always remarkable for intelligence. The use of two ...

... legislation founded thereupon. The Duke of Argyll laid the memorial stone of a new Presbyterian church, in London, last week. Speaking of the need for the church just commenced, he said there were more Scotchmen in London than in Edinburgh. He earn- estly ...

... breeds, at about late rates. The receipts of Beasts from our own grazing districts were on an average scale, and generally speaking in fair con- dition. The transactions were restricted, but no change took place in the quotations; the top price for the ...

... He insists that, because lights were shown on the vessel, we Jaust of necessity have seen them; although further on, lJ1 speaking a.bout Capt. Christie's certificate, he admits that the weather was rainy and foggy, and no lights could be seen anywhere ...

... persuasion needed on one side, no protestation of any use on the other. As Mr MIALL said, there was an air of unreality about the speaking; and with so many questions waiting to be dealt with by Parliament, nearly a week's talk on a foregone conclusion is apt ...

... or, to speak more appro- priately, the British bishopricks, but that language must have continued to be spoken in Shropshire to a compara- tively late period. The author of Robinson Crusoe, in his Tour in Great Britain, in 1753, speaking of Shrewsbury ...

... of Welsh, has drawn £ 90,000 from the Church during his episcopate of twenty-eight years. I am wholly in favour of Welsh-speaking bishops for Wales, but I should like to make known through your colums a little fact with regard to the enormous sum which ...

... money; but Ann said she knew nothing about it. She appeared very ill, and complained of her back, and that it hurt her to speak. The father of the girl wished to send for a doctor, but she said it was not necessary. She continued worse, and died on Saturday ...