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... to do evil that good neay comn; but I deny thottlie fruitsaregood. Mr. Billnev. alein lwleuendnet says, A schismiatic sneest lie a Sin- ner oei whichevel'side lie stands : and Mr. Angel James vvrites Ho-.v iealy of our churches present at this eiolnellt ...
... MR : .LADSTONE AT MOLD. (Froa, thie Spefef4r.) It is imapossil Ile for Mr Gladstone to deliver a bad; fipeeoh-th&ii is, a speech devoid of thought, or-lo-. quesaca, or sinD era feeling bitt of all his speeches of, recent years, w. t ust frankly declare ...
... 'of practical politics and that the present Parliament was not likely to settle the matter,' wbilst he (Mr George) declared it would be settled. Mr Lloyd George is frank in making this admission, and those of his constituents who discreaited the oft-repeated ...
... the bar in 1804; appointed a King's Counsel in 1827; Attorney General to the Queen in 1830; a Baron of the Exchequ ur in 183 8; and, in the same year, was appointed a Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench. Sir John, when Mr. Williams, acted as l one of ...
... Oriths 'death of Dr. Horsley, Dr. Clever was translated to S3. 'Apaphl Dr. Randolph, Canon ?? Churchi, was ?? cleinscerated Bilioji6ofUBangor.' Dr. Pebtr s WilluibsaU late of Friars, resigned' the Chaplaincy, and Drv Randolah app~inted- Mr. ...
... intention became known, several of the gent.lemen concerned hurriedly consulted with Mr Pritchard Morgan, M,P., Mr Abraham, M.P. (Rhondda), Mr Bowen Rowlands, M.P., Mr T. P. Price, M.P,, and others in the Parliamen- tary lobby. As it is understood that ...
... The scientific men speak highly of Tooths extract Dr Richlter, of Dresden, amen of so meas attainments, describes itas exquisite; at the sase time, it is all approved by Dr W. H, MIiller, of King's College, before being issued for sale. We should recommend ...
... riders. The followming t I started:- - Mr. Jordoi's br. g. Yorc . .. Mr. Powell .. 1 a rM11r. Lcevis' Deborah Dart. ?? Mr.Brcthertomi..2 2 MIr. LloydPhillips' bin Mabel. Mr. Williams. I Mr. Bulilen's Semjt.Bother'em. ...
... :-Rev. Thomas Jones, rural dean, Llanelgan, chairman; Rev. W. Francis, Llangian; Dr John Hunter Hughes, Nevin; Mr James Parry, Tanralit, Llanengan; Mr W. Pritchard, liodloudeb. Mr David Richards, Tynycae, Llangian, acted throughout as the honorary secretary ...
... Enmrys Evans, (C.5) Cotton Hall; Rey. Mr.Eve-n, ?? Eglsyefaeb, Liverpool ; Mr T Gaold Ndwarde,laolicitor; Mr Thomas Foulkes, solicitor; Dr. Evan Pierce, coroner; Mr J. W. Lloyd, J.P., Brookhouse; Mr J. Syntonds ...
... in a manner which shows that he does not intend to be one of his humble followers. The difference of opinion between Mr Parnell and Mr Shaw is very considerable. The former is in favour of an appeal against the territorialism. and shopocracy which dominate ...
... Littler, Dr. Thomas, Rev. R. Parry, (Gwalchiuai), Rev. Owen Jones, Rev. J. Spinthor James, Mr George Felton, Mr Woodcock, &c, On the motion of Dr. Thomas, seconded by Mr Spinther James, Mr Paghi was voted to ...