The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-06 00:00:00

LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION IN WALES.

MOLD, TZURIDAY.
On Wednesday evening, a complimentary public
dinner was given at Mold, to celebrate the triumphant re-
election for the county of Flint and the Flintshire boroughs
of the two anti-ministerial members the Hon B. M. Lloyd
Mastyn and Si, John Hamer, 144.
The banquet leek clam in the Market-ball, a building
aintirably nispnel to the neasion, and was attended by
gent 766 pstusne, bending amongst them the leading
' =ledits ensaty and the liberal 'keens and free-
the Miele.
An meanidabis engagement, it was said, crenated the
Marquis se Weelmiester from taking the shah, sad In the
abases OW, Maud Salkeley, Bart., WP., 1$ we ably
filled by Sir Edward Walker, of Chester.
After the usual legal sad general toasts,
The CH•IRMAN.,..r., comOimentarylnancencesed
the health of the Ilea M. L. °stye. TM was
received with whines& applause.
The Has. Mr. Moms, in re2B%r eggicessed
his granddad= at Saab( that the les bad ear
advocated, though geed and through evil mut, upheld
by the damn et Flneddre ; and it was with pinion now
that he viewed after to recent straggle, the alansmation
of them gkeeisme ptheiplse " looming " b Ms keelson.
(Insgbler sod Assn) Ho congratulated thin ea the
glorious vietety they bed achieved, observing litse by that
victory they had proved to the world that tile seeemercial
policy which now sake* which was approved se by the
country atlas',
_whisk bed been so beneficial to the indus-
trious claims, WI sided security to property and stability
to our glorious anstitaitien, should not be disturbed. (Loud
cheering.)
The CHAIRMAN neat gave the health of Sir John
Hamer, Bart., M.P.," which was drunk amid prolonged
SirJ. HANISH", in returning thanks, *Fed
as himself
firmly resolved to support a free trade , and one
directly interested in land and the prospenty o agriculture,
be denied that girl alters had been advanced by the pro.
tective policy of former years. The present ministry had
no principlesand no policy • and it was because they bad
neither the one nor the other that they held up to the
country, but in vain, that they were to ave us from demo-
cracy, forsooth—that they were to be the guardians of pro-
testantism, and werete set everything right with regard to
the land. He declared himself the riend of the people, an
advocate for • prudent extension of the elective franchise,a
firm supporter of the church, and an opponent of the delu-
sions of Mr. Disraeli and his coadjutors. (Loud cheep.))
The meeting was subsequently addressed by Mr. Wil-
liams, Mr. Foulkes, Mr. Davies, and other, and the com-
pany separated about 11 o'clock.

ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB. -- The annual
meeting of this club was held at the club-bons. on
Tuesday last to transact the business for the ensuing year. C.
Cartlew, Esq., was elected chairman, and 11.8. Blake, Esq.,
deputy-chairman for the ensuing year. It was the rule
formerly to charge 61. to yachtmen for the Admiralty war-
rant : this rule was rescinded, and gentlemen on becoming
members of the club will now receive their warrants free
This is regarded as en act of liberality, and will probably tell
well for the club. There was a good attendance. At the
dinner afterwards about 40 gentlemen sat down under the
presidency of Mr. Cardow.