... PRIODWYD. Rbrill 9, yn ngha - pe - i - fre - ntire - f, — ga . n y Parch. David Roberts, y Parch. R. P. Griffith ft Whig Rebecca Davies—oil o'r drat hon. BU PARR. &brill 9, yn 59 oed, Raabe!, anwyl briod Mr. John Parry, hetiwr, o'r dref boo. Bu yn aelod ...

... the slave trade with Africa is freely advocated by the southern papers. Among the most prominent in the list is the Richmond Whig. The trade in negroes is such a common one in Virginia that the advocacy of its extension by the journals of that state is ...

... enough that the country should be a little chary in giving its con- fidence to the Conservatives after so long a submission to Whig rule; but we believe that the veil is now removed from their eyes, and they view with feelings of delight and surprise the ...

... erperslyne. PILES. Tide mlii ewe the worst our If used to the gilded tiong. ERUPTIONS ON TIM MIL dry emptier, and all at the ad 11 Whig a lbw if thilassWe Oistaist. he these erne Id* he thew et the =mug mad to glopereed ad as lids perrell• epees dr pro rill the ...

... Sovereign might be made to produce nearly f200,000 per annum more than at present. Our hints have, however, been disregarded Wy Whig Ministers. In the Miscellaneous there is an increase on the jear of £498,714, but a decrease on the quarter of £ 80.200. On ...

... that time, the government has been living more and more upon shams, and the country has been put upon the same poor diet. The Whigs, of late, have been doing nothing in the way of domestic improvement or reform, although there are many very useful measures ...

... deyrnas, a chafodd yr hen Esgob a'i ddyn Gwener gyatal dysgyblaeth ganddi ag a gafodd unrbyw ddau bechadur erioed. Toriaid,Whig. laid, Radicaliaid, Cymry, a Saeson, a pbawb ereill, a godant cu Ilais fel taran yn erbyn y gorthrymder a'r creulonderau a ...

... with the occupants the opposite benches. They decried the policy of Lord Palmerston that of a self■eekmg oligarch, while the Whigs were represented impracticable, and the as democratic to the verye of revolutionism. A very brief experience has softened down—so ...

... which was Lord Palmerston's stalking-horse, and it magnanimously disdains the advantages which may have helped to make the whig measure attractive in the eyes of party politicians. Instead of casting aside the set of Merchants, Mr. Disraeli descends ...

... Obispo*, mold be sabstitated (or the ssesessfal = bac' It Ma be resessedned, Halate of Paige Wats that prise le by was set the Whig sem whisk bswd Ha prealess for the samseetal ; de added =: . sd wee led he by the oily ntodeg far tio hail OW laleaded to greet ...

... would be halm afloat or hauled up on slips, and his impression was that • majority of tha authorities were in favour of their Whig lett afloat. The gunboats were hauled up at a emeiserable distance from the shore, and 'it wee the opinion of tho navel authoi ...

... Outside of Parliament we have public meetings at which extreme chartists work the most perfect har- Bnonv with old fashioned whigs, the latter having advanced a step or two beyond his finality boundary, the former having bated an inch two in regard to some ...