The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1885-11-28 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SWANSEA LIBERAL SONG, 1883. (Tune, "Men of Harlech.") Men of Swansea, men of action, Heed ye not the Tory faction, Follow you the great attraction— Dillwyn is the man. Forward is the nation's motion, As the rivers to the Ocean; Stillness is the Tory notion. Scorn the Tory plan. " Forward!" be our cry, Oh ! Dare to do or die, Ohl As our fathet's so will we, Fly freedom's flag on hlgh, Oh! Send the Tory down to zero; Dillwyn is the people's hear, Dillwyn is the man te cheer, ho! Dillwyn is the man. Dukes and earls are brought to greet us, With Fair Trade they humbly meet us, Of our bread they try to cheat us, As in days of yore. Ne'er believe the landlords' Send the beardless boy home flying Ere we see our children crying, Starving, sick, and cold. We must strike for home, lads ; We must cleave the gleam, lads: The priest and peer may quake and fear, Bat Dillwyn shall not roam, lade. Dillwyn Is the . .pie's hero. Send the Tory ...rn to zero; Dillwyn is the man to cheer, oh! Dillwyn is the man. Liberty's our only hope boys, Liberal then mod be our scope boys, Lay aside the Tory ropes boys. Ere it bind your hand; List not to the parson 'e pother, Never mind the dear ma's bother, Tell the sis you have another, Finer. better man. Cheer my boys for Dillwyn, Vote my lads for Dillwyn, The people's right must conquer might, The right is found in Dillwyn is the people's hero, Dillwyn is the mau to cheer, oh Send the Tory &ma to zero, Dillwyn man.  The Rev. Albert Charming, Abbot of St. Mary',,, Stamford, died suddenly at Stamford on Sunday. . . . . _  The. Pnnee and Princess of Wales, and- thei I two sons, left Windsor for London, by the 10.3 train on Monday. Sir Frederick Johnstone, of Westerhall, has allowed an abatement of twenty per cent, to his Dumfries Tenantry. It is stated that Mr. Frank Hugh O'Donnal late M.P. for Dungiirvon. has just been married to an English lady of wealth. Henry Fielding, Dublin, was again charged on Monday, in the Dublin police police oourt, , with hawing criminalw assaulted the child Lizzie I Stanford. Prisoner was committed for trial.  A Central News telegram from Copenhagen on Friday, says :—The financial panic in commercial circlet; continues. Further and more extensive failures, especially in the corn trade, is eared.  The examination of the prisoners. Budge, Martin and Baker, in connection with the Metherby burglary and murder, woo resumed on Monday, at Carlyle. Prisoners were committed ' to trial at the next assizes.  We are given to understand that the principal I telegraph offices in the kingdom will remain open day and night for the next few days. The tiwatewa Telegraph Office will not close from now until one o'clock on Sunday morning.  ~. A national leai..ve for Cork 'City, was held on Monday, which was comprised of Nationalists, memben4 of local boards, the selected candidates for county divisions, and a large number of 1 priests. Messrs. Parnell and Maurice Healy, isolicitor, were unanimously selected. The latter advised those present not to be too hopeful of success, they were often before as near i when some accident sent it out of their reach.