A., Dumfries (F.) M ' Neil, Patrick , Auchencairn (F.) M ' Neill, D.,L.F.P.S.G., Holm (F.) MacNeill, John G., M.A., Cawdor (F.) MacNeill, John Ross , Tongue (F.) M ' Nish, Peter, Wishaw (E.U.) Macphail, J. C, Edinburgh (F.) M
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with the AA^elsh agricultural mind, he had oftentimes to fall back upon secondary and prejudiced agencies for his evidence. Lord Cawdor ' s agent, the Tory clerks of Welsh Tory justices- THE RETAINERS OF WELSH LANDLORDISM, .and the Poor Law
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comprehend the possibility of a revolt of tenant-conscience against the authority which they had usurped. In 1837 the then Lord Cawdor interfered to such a degree in a county political contest, that attention was drawn to his conduct-as a breach
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England . You must get the accommodation you want from others " concluded Lord Cawdor , " and not from-Yours, & c, Cawdor . " Lord Cawdor was, doubtless, in private life, an estimable, and, possibly, .a kindly-hearted nobleman; but
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where the people knelt. In every county in Wales , Landlordism is irreconcile able to Noncon¬ formity. Lords Tredegar and Cawdor were not, as I have sought to explain, isolate in their inveteracy. Already, CHAPELS IN WALES HAVE BEEN CONFISCATED
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