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... CYNGHOR I TAL ER GWELLHAU'R GOUT. TALHAIARN, neud barn mewn bawd,—yw y Gout Tren ei gwing a diffawd Haled friw, i'th aelod, frawd Yw hallt dan ei herchylldawdi Un dolur, ar draed a dwylaw,—ni fu O'i fath i'n poenydiaw Ac yn ei ddig gwn ni ddaw,—dan haul nef Hyd y bo goddef yn debyg iddaw. Er galv'r beirdd wyr gwi w lon,-a'nhen wi Mewn hynaws argofion; Yn y dirwyllt flinderon, Hynod leag yw'r ...
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... DYHUDDIANT I TAL. Cwynfan er dyddiau'r cynfyd A wna'r beirdd yn oer eu byd Rhai am gosp, rwyaiau gwlr, Ac eraill, pan e'u gyrir Gan nwydau yn gnoiedig, Yn wammal, er dial dig. Ond am TAL, diau mai teg Ei gwynion ar bob gwaneg Garw a bli n ei gur a'i bla. Gwynafog, dan y gnofa. Gwir yw anhawddgar awen A gai TAL gan y hen Yn fwy hallt geiriai felldith, Ar ol cliwefr, efo'r law chwith Dan y rhwyf ...
... No notice can be taken of anonymous communications. Whatever is intended for insertion must he authen- ticated by the name and address ol the writer not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of its (jood faith. ...
... On Monday, the commissioners for victualling and trans- port service issued contracts for the supply of 500,0001b. of preserved boiled beef for the use of the forces in the Crimea j also for the conveyance of 2,400 tons of provisic ns from Deptford and 1,100 from Gosport to Malta.; as also 375 tons of powder to Malta. Contracts were also issued for the supply of 22,300 pair of boots, one half ...
... ?? . -:77 77~ . 'The wa h in Nyich we are now engaged willi necessarily i thrqw a gleoa over many a fainily cihcle ?? season, causing anxiety as to. some who must spend the. dar in the' trenches before Sebastopol, and regrets for others who can neyr minore return to their native land. k .Owing to such causes .Christmas will wear a mnore sober, .'though, we trust, not less cheerful,: an aspect ...
... To the Editor ol the Ipswich Journal. From a letter received in Woodbridge by the relatives of a Mariner nosw on board Her Majesty's ship k the Wasp, the following abstract is taken relat. I ing to the War in the East.I , H.M.S. 'Wasp,' Black Sea. 0 DEAR I am again taking up the pen in despair of hearing 0 from you. No letter frti you Ifor five months. I do a not know whether my letters ...
... 11tmmitifl.-Nov. _n r ?? of Tingewvicl, to lull AMissFnySlrtolrifod ?? 23,at Bcnfor'd Chsreli, bee Burrowvs K irby, REq., Mi. I)., of A thterstoneC (late of Banlbury), ev to Suisai, Hecond daughter of Mr. Jos. Dormer, of Blarford. the DIiEu.-Nov. 15, ait Kingston Willa, Leamsington, Mfr. R. 'lu lBrain, hite ?? Hlouse Farm, Lillington, in the 81st Year rig] of Ilis atge. Air. Brain was a highly ...
... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURAY, DEC. 9, 1854. SCIE:NCE AND AGRICULTUREI SCOTCH FARMAIING. OBSERVATIONS MfADE IN A TOUR THROUGH THAT COUNTRY. HAVING in the former papers concluded our remarks on the agriculture of Forfarshire and the ncighbour ing districts, we now proceed to offer a few on Scotch agriculture generally, the sources of which princi. pally consist of notes made on the spot, in a ...
... The 8,llowiog are the receipts of railwaya for thie past week;- J3iles opened. 1 8b64, 1233 720 72A 373 37 i 32 32 26.3 26), 1 3 13 1033 S.11 13.03 10.3 20 20' 63 6113 25 25 31 31 67A 873 417 417 813 813 142 142 78 78 t,931 ISMt 232 2()2 283 283 1SS IS 742 320.3 210 - 101 10, o0 90 '26:1 2G0 65333 333 174 17:10 267 251 2S. - 30 813 (;3 g11 171' 1677 2S 2S 4I38 1.9S.3 128; 126,; 702 . 6. 146A ...
... I LETTER FROM A SERJEANT IN THE NINETY- I | THIRD, TO HIS IELLA'rlONS IN ULAEGJW.| Balalkiliva, before Sebnstopol, t2th Nov., 1854. DIear FrieLnds,-I, wit lithe help of God, ebitbaue this as the lust opportulity grantedti me to write these ow ?? to let you k now I ami ill the enjoyment of good libcltl, thantk God, and I hGPeC tbis will find you all enjoying the some aWessing. I Iamve no doubt ...
... I _ . [ We are glad to state that a medal will be promptly Issued to the troops serving in the Crimea. The medal will be given to all those who have been in any part of the present campaign. A clasp will be added for the Alma and one for Inkerman. The regiments engaged are tid have on their co- lours and appoiatments the words Crimea, Alma,'and Inkermau. The 18th Regiment (Royal Irish), ...