... GAN TALHAIARN. Min nos yr eos a rydd—ei glwysgan O'r glasgoed i'r dolydd: Yn brydlawn egawn o'r gwydd Bur alaw gan ber eilydd. A chwyn wirion ei chan eres-gwylaidd Y geilw ei chymhares, In ei nwyf, dd'od yn nes I eilio mal angyles. A chwyn nwyf ni chan yn ofer-deg emyn Digymar ei fwynder: Cla' yw o serch -clyw y ser Ei phereidd-don a'i phrudd-der. A'i ffliwt fwyn mewn llwyn llonydd—withiau'n ...

... GLOUCESTERSHIRE. HEREFORDSHIRE. Gloucester 29 Bromyard 30 WORCESTERSHIRE. BRECON SHI HE. Shipton-m-Stour 10 Trecastle Woieester 16 Kidderminster 30 DEVONS HtllEFOUDS, AND SKflHT-HllRSS, The tables just published, of the measured and actual weights of the live stoek shown at BaUer stteet, deserve attention. Of what they teach about the three diffetent breeds exhibited, the following table is ...

... The country will learn with pleasure, that one of the spirited and independent members ol the House of/2 mons has intimated to his friends, his intention of bri^j the whole question of the Coburg influences at the Co*] Queen Victoria, before Parliament, immediately on assembling. The subject could not have fallen into hands, provided the st 'te of the lion, gentleman's will be such as to admit ...

... The following are the ages of the principal reigning so- vereigns :■-Her Majestr, Queen ictoria, 34; the King of Wurtemberg, 71; the Jung of the Belgians, 62; the King of Prussia, 57 the Emperor of Russia, 56; the King of Sweden and Norway, 53;. the King ^of Denmark, 44; Louis Napoleon, 44; the King oi the x wo Sicilies and the King of Bavaria, 40; the iiing of Hanover, 33; the Sultan 30; the ...

... BRIERY HILL EISTEDDFOD. lnost interestin, and numerous meeting of the lovers Hit Welsh, and Welshmen, was held on the 26th It., at the Baptist Cha-«ol, Briery HIll. According to PPointnient, D. S. Lowil Tfor Gsvent.) with his tact and talent, pres v are sorry that want of Pace coj^peij, ns to leave .iy riotic opening speech, nd other addresses, wliic ,lily creditable to the speakers, and in ...

... i •'■here have been several accidents in this neighoaur- within the last week, owing to the slippery state of oads. Three persons, at Garndiffaith, fractured their through falling down, and we have heard of several er accidents. POLICE BUSINESS-WEDNESDAY. II (Before J. Firmstone, Esq.) VtvfnrjT an ...

... The Pernambucana, one of the Brazilian Steam Packet Co's ships, was wrecked near Saint Katherine's on the 11th of October, and upwards of forty of her pas- sengers were drowned This disaster afforded an oppor tunity for a display of heroism and bravery rarely equalled. A black sailor, belonging to the vessel, succeeded with many others in reaching the shore, numbers had perished in the attempt ...

... A FEASTT IN SEASO.-Thc poor of the parish of Risca, being tho recipients of parochial relief, not having the wherewith to provide any little extra luxury for themselves at this season of icstivity, found that they were happily the neighbours of those who cared for them and through the generosity of Mr. Cross, Mr. John Evans, and Mr. William Jones, they were liberally entertained, on Monday ...

... GREAT FIRE IN THE On Saturday night the most extensive fit curreri in London for some years broke o'clock 011 on day it was far from being e. although a great number of engines had gaged during the whole time. The scene of t is a large space of ground in the busiest p,I-t oi comprising Bread-street, Fiiday-street, Watlh and Cheavside. and it was covered by some of th'i warehouses to be found ...

... PENAETH MINERVA. POLIDOR, Maelerydd, MYRON, Ar- fogwr, NEOCLES, AMYNIAS, ELPHENOR, LYKON, Pysgodwr. ACTE, Gwraig Myron, CORINA, ei Merch, THEANO, Cym- ydog, GWRAIG I BYSGODWR. AEDENAWC, Ariceinydd Byddin o Frythoniaid Barbaraidd, ANARAWD. CADELL, MERFYN, T A^LWCH, TRYSTAN, ACHWYDDUR. Aed. (In parhau i edrych ar Myron, yr hwn sy n cae1 ei yrn ffwrdd gan fyddin Aedenawc.) Ond y ferch. (Yn troi ...

... THE glories of our birth and state Are shadows, not substantial things. There is no armour against fate: Death lays his icy hands on kings: Sceptre and crown Must tumble down, And in the dust be equal made With the poor crooked scythe and spade. Some men with swords may reap the field, And plant fresh laurels where they kill; But their strong nerves at last must yield— They tame but one ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The Moniteur of Friday, publishes a decree, which pro- longs to foreign vessels the privilege to carry on between France and England the transport cf corn, flour, meal, and other alimentary commodities. The armaments are going on with unusual activity in the French ports. At Toulon, the Marseilles, Algerie, SufFren, Dupre, la Fleur, and the frigate Zenubie, are ...