... Y DIWYGIWR, Y WHIG, A'R TORY. TRADDODWYD yr wythnos ddiweddaf, a thuaer un adeg, dair araeth wleidyddol bwysig-un yn Glasgow gan Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, pen- cynurychiolydoi y Radicaliaid; un arall yn Plymouth gan Syr WILLIAM HARCOURT, cyn- urychiolydd Whigiaeth; ...

... Divine service at the Parish Chir: wbe>f> £ ress was delivered by the Rev J. L. Meredi^ f Afterwards a tea meeting was held, whig 8 0 0We by various amusements in the castle gro' ...

... ted.I may add dud must add, by the Whig party. From the days of Walpole to oor own the Whigs have uniformly ignored—I must use a stronger term—insulted the Welsh people in their efforts to educate them^s. The Whigs introduced English Bishops and English ...

... ha3 been muddled away in useless expenditure. This not of the intrinsically unprincipled Tories, but of the good Whigs, the more than Whigs, the great and glorious Liberals! We wil teR Sir WILLIAM that before he goes in again for a wholesale glorification ...

... he has no enemies, because he has no independent thoughts; he is also a rich nobleman, a quality dear to the tastes of the Whigs, but there is one little difficulty in his case that the death of his father might at any moment translate him to another sphere ...

... 11 fesur i adeilada ugain o wnfadau anhydraidd. , p Wrth son am suddo Ilongau yn mhorthladd ri Charleston, dywed y Richmond Whig:-Y mae y d, Gogledd' wedi cymmeryd y cam cyntaf tuag at rl wneud Charleston yn ddinas ardderchog ac anorch- ce fygol. r} ...

... ; to put an -end to their present tactics. But will either the Marques of HARTINGTON or any other leading member of the old Whig connec- tion tike such a step as this ? It is, to say the least of it, extremely doubtful; yet unless he does, although it ...

... life, and prone to accept i peculiar ideas. Speaking at the Mold gathering of Congregationalist he said that when he was H a Whig baby, and in the nursery, he looked upon a Dissenter as a murderer, and every dissenting •hapel a perfect den of iniquity ...

... weekly London organ that they are to work and figure in order to substitute for the present Government a Ministry of old Whigs. It must be admitted by those who have not the slightest sympathy with the Radicals, that they are justi- fied in declining ...

... son of the late Sir William Scott, has announced his intention of contesting Forfarshire, against Mr Barclay. Mr Scott is a Whig, but will vote for upholding the Established Church and support the present policy of the Govern- ment. It has been resolved ...

... organ of the great historical Whig party, issued this week, severely castigates the ex-Premier and his allies for their unpatriotic conduct. Mr Gladstone, nor his friends, will dare to despise the quarterly organ of the Whigs, for he has resorted to its ...

... by-gone generation sixty or seventy millions was considered to be a tolerably heavy revenue to sustain. In spite of the famous Whig rallying-cry of Reform, Retrenchment and Peace, it has gone successively increasing under the representative taxation system ...