... HEALTH OF MR. sit! aniy DILLWYN. lid the A. RELAPSE. VMS 'no CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE Psa. She P&ATIENT. Ina - 3se Mdr. Dillwyn, MP., we are sorry to state, has had try a relapse, and on. Thursday morning Dr. Ball (in 'IV the absence fronm town of Dr. Griffiths ...

... tresses. MR. W. F. MAIMLAND, M.PY, AT BRYMMAWK. tadt to Mr. W. F. Maitland, ?? commenced his tour }Ua ers through this portion of his constituency at Tabor 3zo e, Chapel on Tuesday evening. Mr. Basil Jayne, J.P. I to occupied the chair. There was a Large ...

... MR. W. F. M- AITLAND, M.P., AT BUL'ra. V!3 SPREECH ON POLITICAL MATTERS. 15t A meeting of favrmers anrd othlers, Was raeid at thn me6 Assembly-mrnoon, Ileilci, on Mo1nday, to ~err a:, 1tq addres from.Mr. Wi. F. Maitlanid, rne of tile counr,. toy erbers ...

... DR. RUSSELL AND MT KING LAKEj I ?? Rusgsell. 1, ?? eior of th'! Ana an Vu (4;elhte, and tiel distinguis.hd Cearrveepondent ?? tile Tilurý new.sipaper durirn.g tin' Crimean War. jpu).iieshles In his paper this wveok an elabnrate reply t.. he aittaks n'-ide ...

... thre othfer 'lay t o adldress Wo Mr. ?? on lire nulimjci- in question., The letter itse~lf will ?? uxpires limlt occasion of icly wriling. I MInty add0 thait its1 receipt has, beena courteouslly acttcknwiatged hy one of Mr, Glad' st~one' astuertaries.-1 ...

... DR. PAN JONES AND MIl PRITCHARD MAORGANT, L.P. leh Dr. Pan Jones advocated tho claims of llt. ht PritchardMorgan during the Mortrfresectiuonind Le has been erceptionally severe on th:e Mlaol caucu:. Some of his brother ministers have take lbs doctor to ...

... BANGOR, Liberals and Non- conformists like Mr. H. RicEAnD and Mr. GEE, shows how strong and decided is, not only the national feeling, ,but the judgment of disinterested persons in high positions against Dr. 'HARPzn'S scheme. The respectful and apparently ...

... DR. LrVINGSTONE. S Sir Roderick Murchison thus writes to the editor of the Traes.. Sir,-llaving been successful hitherto in disproving the various accounts of the death of my friend. Dr. Livina- atone, I beg to send you a few lines expressing the grounds ...

... of iriction between Dr. Barnardo it and Mr Daguid, which culminated in a raptu;e and in Mr. Dugnid send- fi . ing in his realignation ,to the headquarters of his chief. Mr. Duguid, so it is said, has always strongly' objected to Dr. ...

... were p4H etaken to visit her. A tug-boat was procured.'and BA Dr. Pratt(etn for Dr. Benjamin Davies), If accompanied by inspector \Villiatuls, went to tite SpitL, and on boaaxi rthe -Mameluke. Dr. Pratt made NA athorough eaxemitnation, arid founrd tlie crew ...

... truisml. Adjoining Dr. Price's fees fields is the farm called -1aes-yr-Hlaul, occupied by Mr. Richard Evans, who was-alas! he is now dead-an Israelite, indeed, in whoml there was no guile. Occasionally -Mr. Evans's cattle would wander into Dr. Price's green ...

... PROSECUTION OF PUBLICANS. Ild THIET'EEN TREDEGAiR MEN a .11 FINED. il At Tredoegar Polioe-court on Tueeday (before C he Ie Dr. Davies and Mr. W. Griffiths) thirteen publi. sY cans, bailing front Duliestown, Tredegar, wore ?? charged, at the ilnetalloe of the ...