... gotwg A towa'a gwedd ; 01 bryd,-4777'bbro At ei groom* Mo. Ram. AT T BJURDD. --- Wedi dyad i law :—Tv ski& Jaws, 0. Huglsee, Whig, Mani a John Paakey. ...

... It Connaught. He makes this offer in a letter addressed t ie to Mr Parnell, MP., and published in the Belfast r ra Northern Whig. Having detailed his objections to Mr 3 *e Parnell's scheme of compalsory subdivision of the land a Id held by the present ...

... divided, and by empowering the life-holders of property to dispose of it by sale or let it on lease. This would be dishing the Whigs with a vengeance. One of the institutions of Llandudno--the Readiag l Room and Library-is not by any means in a flourish ...

... Arfon, H. W. Griffith, J. E. Jones, Machraeth a( Mon, Elidirfab, R. Jones Hughes, EH. Lewis, nj Rhisiart Parys, Gutyn Arfon, Whig,. Iorwerth I Pentyrch, Glyn Fardd, Alltud Eifion, Ieuan I 5 Tadur, Mechelifab, 'Ap Deiniol, Elenfryp, Gwynamt, Trebor Mfawddwy ...

... show that the Beacansfiell Government was a patriot;c one, it was sufficient to know that the i advanced Liberals and old Whigs had gone with the Conservatives on almost all questions of foreign polisy, i Mr Joseph Cowen's speeoh had, the true ring of ...

... Chester; Mr Salisbury's old friends and supporters are wild against him, and will give him no quarter; and the manna and sedate Whigs, who never liked him, are sew as earnest in their opposition to him as the ',hottest of Radicals, - V A 4111. 0 FEBRUARY ( ...

... ynndangos mewn argraph), Glan Ednsat, Coffadwriaeth am Mr R. Owen (wedi ymddangosmewn lle srelll, R. Mon Willianms, 1R. J. Jnes, Whig; LI. Lewis, Porthdinorwig; Ap Cyfain, Xreiriadog, Mechellydd Mon, loan Mon, Bachraeth M Dn, D. G. M., Einion Ddu. HInB FOD ...

... n ; J. Thomas, Rodlondeb; and others. They clearly explained the object of their meeting, and lmpressed upon all the true Whigs present, the dealt:ability of using their utmost endeavours to secure the vote of every elector within the district, and to ...

... firmly seated, if it can still rst more than one secret danger, to whom is it indebted, except to these prudent but resolute Whigs, who have forced It to enter the path of progress, and have provided a eafety voilve for popular feelings No matter. Until ...

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... merrioss be at say moment Gds hem he the that the Sawa each adssateee, will to the et the pais. He relies, se am kind pat:maim Whig convisoed there is no ether Oro to North Waive who can offer the was advantages, and giro such general satisfaction. Repairs ...

... Bangor. It was not a dieesee, but a temporary lameness.- For the defence Mr Preston celled hainuel trashy, who said: I remember Whig spoken to by the prosecutor in Higbee:net. He simply drew ray attention to the lameness of the horse, but we had so particular ...