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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... no sooner, I fear. Tbhis is 'I a long time to wait ; and in the mean time, we must speak Welsh if ever we wish to improve Welshmen, for if we speak English, we Shall speak a tongue that will be of no service to those who cannot understand it thus, such ...
... which is as follows June 19th, 1894. Men unable to speak Englist. Notwithstanding my instructions upon this sub- ject I find that a number of men were taken on who cannot speak English or who can only speak Eog- lish a little, The services of all such men ...
... to speak. In the House of Commons, on Tn'esday night, new writs were, on the motion of Mr Sheil, ordered t to issue for th'e coanty of Cork' and the city of Cork, vacant by the resignation of Mr Metge and: Mr Daly. t Baron de Worms, M.P., speaking on ...
... assertive witnesses is this: that whereas th y professed to speak on behalf of the farmers of their districts, they were not supported by anu of their clients. Toe printer from Llanheris claim-d to speak fur the Llanberig tenants of Mr ASSHDT iN SMITH. There ...
... verses, he speaks holiday. M1erry ?? Windsor, Loan BROUGHAM, The tartuess of face sours ripe grq'es. 01oriOlanus. BARON ROTIhISOI;LD, He bears a purse: ho is a region in Guinea, all gold and bounty. Merry Wires of Windsor. M. DtorlAELI. He speaks poiguards ...
... together 'from speaking in the name of the Welsh nation. The chair wasv occupied by Mr WYNFORD- PHILrIPS, who is a Welshman not because he 'can speak Welsh, but becanse, we believe, he married a Welsh lady. Hsi qualification for speaking with authority ...