... the chair. There were ala C present: Alderman Dr. Jenkins, Councillors John Jones (draper), John Jones (Mill), David Jones, Lewis Jones, Hugh Jones, R. P. Davies, T. P. Roberts, John Morris, b and Mr William Lloyd, Town Clerk. b atPoraT AND EXPLANATION ...

... there wore also lpresent Mr. B. Armitage and Mr. tC [a A. Arnold (the Liberal candidates), Mr. Dn. B. Arm- 0 strong, Mr. A. W. Von Knooip, Mr. John Atkinson, Mr. t cJ. Let, Mr. Jesse Bryant, M~r. J. F. Davies, &ic. Mr. T. Bri gg wa nnmuly elected chairman: ...

... railway enterpulse introduced ?? Valleys' be was tiot so prosperous as now; then it was alir o5h. John Guest oame to the rescue-then It Was bir' eons John Guest sassisd iu the making of the Taff -Vale. mre Railway, end what weasthe result? He wass-the ...

... large public meeting- there is no time to be lost. Why should Tipperary in this critical hour of Ireland, when all is up in arms and this land agitation must be kept up, no apathy, no stopping for a moment; why should Tipperary be in this divided state ...

... Hotel, to promote the of Mr Pugh, the Liberal candidate for Car p. shire. Mr Pugh had sent word that J^cPi; Davies, M.P, for Cardigan, and lnmselii 1* meet the local committee. They arrived 0 o'clock, accompanied by Mr Vaughan Bwlchbjchan. It being fair day ...

... snckli Swan fe s.rea Autown and Rgt. Thom, b IV. PhilXs ~iih- Ll heesainlet Hihe an Lower, I Bees ?? pi I Len e ls and St. John's buotrgn lave. a ?? lthe.Oottage homes), tI. a. Wedn atV Cjoh pq 4lb., lotaf. A prviioa ?? a.gien f.'aor brandfor t gr-ocrkhose ...

... (Groans for Biggar.)' The patriotism that was going at the Or'eseht day was not the patriotism of Grattan, John Mitchel, Daniel O'Connell, Isaac Bultt, or John O'Leary, but a shahn patriotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, but to-day's scene ...

... coum Biggar). The patriotism that was going at the present day mar was not the patriotism of Grattan, John MiteheUl Daniel goir O'Connell, Isaac Butt. or John O'Leary, but a shram pa- pan triotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, desi but ...

... returned unopposed on Thursday. We leasn from a communication from Portsmouth that the candidature of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John F. 'Norris pronises to have a successful result, Ths general enthusiasm, says our informant, with which the Liberal candidates ...

... , an the follow, aseanting voters.- K r. John Cory. Vaindra Bell; enry Phillips, Now*- th h Port; H-. JParll, Newport; John Kason, Stake as aPark'; David Jenkins, Caecrle; John Nortbcokt, h ho N oewport; John Wheeler, Newport; H. CWa4r, ow w Newport; ...

... and Dr. Lyons- Rev Di Doyle, C C; Rev Dr leant C C * John Krelly, TO; I Kennedy, T C; P J Coonoy, P L C; John UI'Don- ell, P L G; Edward Maclilahon, P L C; Michael Stra. han, M1 D; Joseph Begg, John O'Connor, Patrick Mur- ray, 0 P Fat'relly, Francis Devino ...

... Brynanani Jenkir Mor2gan, ?? John Morgan. Amman Inn; J Fohn eiarries, Glanraon; John Jones, antam man, T. Clement; F. Iagge, B nunan; Lewi ; Bishop. Llandilo; Ft . GwnuJOntJ, Patgbs; John Bloyd, Pantynlark; 3. Jonas, Farmr' . Arms, and others. D On the motion ...