1892 Merionethshire County Council election

Aberdovey District

Enoch Lewis, Balkan Hill, standing as an Independent defeated William Jones, Sea View Terrace.^[1] The previous member sat as a Conservative.

Bala District

Barmouth Urban District

Bowydd (two seats)

Conglywal District

Corris

Corwen, Northern Division

Corwen, Southern Division

Cynfal and Teigl District (two seats)

William Davies, farmer, of Caerblaidd, Ffestiniog and John Hughes, farmer, of Hafodfawrisaf, Maentwrog, were elected at the expense of George Henry Ellis, solicitor, of Penymount, Ffestiniog and Edward Henry Jonathan, draper, of Paris House, Four Crosses.^[3]

Cwmorthin and Ystradau (two seats)

Dolgelley Northern

Dolgelley Southern

Dolgelley Rural District

Dyffryn

Samuel Pope, having been caught in the controversy over use of the Welsh language in 1889, did not seek re-election. John Davies, Glanymorfa, was elected in his place, defeating W. Ansell, Corsygedol.^[1]

Gwyddelwern

Harlech District

The sitting member, Richard Thomas Jones, surgeon, of Penygarth Villa, Harlech defeated F.R. Lloyd of Bronygraig by a much larger margin than his success in 1889.^[1]

Llanaber

Llandrillo

Llandderfel

Llanegryn

Llanfachreth

Llanfor

Richard John Price of Rhiwlas defeated William Thomas Rowlands, farmer, of Tanycoed, Llanfor (L).^[3]

Llanfrothen

John Jones, gentleman, of Ynysfor, Llanfrothen defeated William Hughes, farmer, of Cwmcaeth, Nantmor, Beddgelert.^[3]

Llansantffraid

Llanuwchllyn District

Llanycil

Llwyngwril

Maenofferen and Diphwys Combined District (two seats)

John Parry Jones of the District Bank, Blaenau Ffestiniog and Robert Owen Jones, solicitor, of High Street, Blaenau Ffestiniog were elected at the expense of Morris Jones, flour dealer, of Blaenbowydd House, Blaenau Ffestiniog.^[3]

Maentwrog

William Edward Oakeley of Plas Tanybwlch was elected unopposed.

Mawddwy District

Pennal

Penrhyn and Talsarnau (two seats)

J. B. Jones, miller, of Brynyfelin and John Rowe, quarry manager, of Glasfryn View, Penrhyn, were elected at the expense of Edmund Morgan Roberts, farmer, of Cefntrefor- isaf, Talsarnau and John Morgan, grocer, of Canton House, High Street, Blaenau Ffestiniog.^[3]

Rhiw (two seats)

Talyllyn

Teigl

Ellis Hughes, a quarryman, was returned unopposed.^[2]

Towyn Rural District

Towyn Urban District

Trawsfynydd Eastern and Western Districts (two seats)

John Humphreys, physician and surgeon, of Fronwynion-street, Trawsfynydd and Robert Hugh Pughe, farmer, of Brynllefrith, Trawsfynydd, were elected at the expense of David Tegid Jones, farmer, of Y Goppa and William Evans, draper, of Meirion House, Trawsfynydd.^[3]

Bala by-election

Edward Watkin, land agent, Rhiwlas, standing as an Independent, defeated the Liberal candidate by fifteen votes. Richard Jones, who had been elected alderman, died three days later.^[6]