... WELSH-SPEAKING BISHOPS. [We are requested to insert the following letter which has ap- peared in the Oswestry Advertizer.] SIR,- Your paragraph in last week's journal upon Welsh-speaking bishops has found its way to all the metropolitan and most of the ...

... THE SPEAKING POWER OF THE WELSH MEMBERS. Judged by one popular standard, it is impossible to. deny that Wales has made a bad bargain in exchanging Conservative for Liberal representatives. If speech is only silvern, while silence is golden, there can ...

... THE SATURDAY REVIEW ON THE EVILS OF SPEAKING WELSH. The Saturday Review has been trying to instruct and amuse its readers again at the expense of the people of Wales. When the Parliamentary session is over, and the 4ull season has begun, even the Saturday ...

... wish to speak a few words before I close these remarks—on which it would be imprudent to speak more than a few words on the present occasion. I thought once of passing it over in silence, but justice to our dear brother's memory compels me to speak. You ...

... A silver mine has been discovered at Nantlle, Carnar- vonshire. Captain Ridge, of Llanidloes, speaks highly of its prospects. The result of -the meeting at Wrexham, on the subject of Mr Mainwaring's proposal to remove the Quarter Sessions from that town ...

... RAILWAYS IN WALES. 'SfiL,—I see in your pap«sr a Liverpool correspondent speaking of Railways in Wales. The two gaps named by him are very important, and from my knowledge of some parts of Wales I venture to say that if the line from Llanfyllin was carried ...

... connection with the funeral of the Rev. Hen^ Rees. He repeats that it would have been illegal to alio the Methodist ministers to speak at the grave. Printed at the Caxton Steam Printing Works, Oswald-road, I westry, by ASKEW ROBERTS, EDWARD WOOD ALL, and HEN ...

... the western portion of the county, and have deputed the Revs. D. Evans, B.A., andN. C. Jones, and Mr Owens, Talsarnau, to speak with D. Williams, Esq., M.P., respecting the subject. We do not yet know the result of the interview. However it is a step ...

... If a sunbeam could speak to a rosebud what would it say ? You be blowed! Horniman & Co., London, disallow the usual but most objectionable practice of colouring tea with plumbago, Prussian blue, or any other hurtful facing powder. As their imports consist ...

... adjudicator. There were a number of local bands present, and the singing, reciti^, and speeches were above mediocrity, generally speaking. Fuzes were awarded to the successful competitors, amidst the plaudits of the audience, which Wtsaverv crowded one. The Penrhyn ...

... and she will not speak to me; and she is so cold, like a lump of ice, when I lay in bed with her. The same per- son said, Perhaps she is dead, when the boy replied, I think so too, for she is so cold, and I can't get her to speak at alL The neighbours ...

... alliance with the State could be carried out as agreed upon by the Statute of Henry VIII., but when the machinery had, so to speak, been put out of gear [by the introduction of Dissenters, Roman Catholics, and persons of no religion at all, into Parlia- ...