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... PLAIN SPEAKING. A London writer in a Liverpool paper on Wed- nesday says:—A lot of unpleasant truths were uttered last night at the National Liberal Club by the members of the Liberal and Radical Union. Gladstonians of high and low degree denounced the ...
... « PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE DUKE OF FIFE. At a meeting of the British South Africa Com- pany in London on Monday, the Duke of Fife in speaking to a resolution confirming the agreement entered into by the Company, said that the share- holders had every reason ...
... MR. LONG, M.P., TO SPEAK IN WELSHPOOL. Colonol Pryce-Jones, M.P., has, we understand, received a promise from Mr Walter Long, president of the Board of Agriculture, to address a meeting at Welshpool on the 3rd of November. The Earl of Powrs has also kindly ...
... were pleased to hear the Surveyor speak like that of the men, as it showed that he had not forgotten them.—Mr. Rees Jones reminded the Council that Mr. Francis of Wallog, had given them trees for. the decoration of the streets, and on the proposition ...
... 'WAN TED.—A strong, well educated Youth (able to speak Welsh), as an apprentice to the Ironmongery.—Apply to Wm Thomas, Ironmonger, Towyn, ...
... WANTED-, for near Welshpool, a Welsh-speaking General Servant for a family of three— J.L., County Times Office, Welshpool. ...
... [PUBLI A Author “The M “ B}‘ Owner ~a sh; Your f She Speak L&\vre the D happy neithe thine Tepro; She ahoye shflm ...
... similar position. And speaking of the Tithes I remarked that if e Church wore disestablished and disen-.wed, e farmers would continue to pay tit! Mot the purson but to the tax collector as tln-v do i*. eland this day. Ami speaking of the sci.e.e.- of bbery ...
... Last week (says Truth '),I hazarded purely on a priori grounds, the opinion that a man could net speak Welsh if he were drunk. A gentleman, who knows that part of the kingdom well, tells me that this proves that I have never been in Wales. Not only, he ...
... following are the fignres for the whole of Wales and Monmouthshire :—Population, 1,776,405; speaking English only, 759,416; speak- ing Welsh only, 508,036; speaking English and Welsh, 402,253; other languages, 3,076; language not stated, 12,833; children ...
... receive expli cit pupport. This sit° tion, however, is above and beyond personal siderations. When I speak, which I do this ye I must speak my mind, and speak it wIthO ití reference to Party. Under these circumstanceS, is best for the Party and myself that ...
... When a certain candidate appeared, Mr Howell Davies asked if he could speak Welsh and received a negative reply. It was stated that neither of the present relieving officers could speak Welsh.—Mr Perks said the Welsh never applied for relief (laughter).—The ...