... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... On Tuesday night, the premises of Mr. Williams, grocer, Pirynmawr, were broken into by some depredators. They effected an entrance into the store, and proceeded thence to other parts of the house, carrying away some silver spoons and other articles. ...

... NEWPORT DOCK COMPANY. the A special general meeting of this company was held the Dock Office, on Wednesday last, at noon. The object e meeting was thus set forth in the notice by which i ^e convened—For tho purpose of raising the sum \foiJ' hundred and ten thousand pounds, by the Newport, moutlishire, Docks Act, 1854, authorised to be raised,0j} for the purpose of consenting to any resolution ...

... THE LATE LORD DUDLEY STOJ P.TT We cannot suffer the decease of this amiable -•>>' 'patrio tic man to pass out of memory amidst the of the day,^ without a hearty, though brief and siiapjptabiite to It has tended greatly to the safe effectuati jBsflfcortant political reforms in this country that there lSKr been wanting members of the hereditary aristocra^Bfeady to support such improvements, ...

... THE TRRDEGAR CATTLE SHOW.—An editorial notice, and a report of tlie proceedings in connexion witn this an- nual exhibition on Tuesday last, will be found in our 2nd and 3rd pages. CAPTAIN SOMERSET, M.P.—Captain E. A. Somerset, one of our county members, has obtained the rank of Major in the Rifle Brigade, without purchase, vice Major Rooper, who has died of wounds received in the battle of ...

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... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. We shall be again happy to hear from Volens. Some matter, already in type, has been displaced by late arrivals of business notices. 0. S.—About the 10th of January. ...

... The under-written is a copy of a letter received on Monday se'nnight, by Mr. William Daniel, butcher, of this town, from his son, John Daniel, dated November 21st, before Sebastopol. The writer, a very young man, entered the 7th Regiment of Foot about two years ago. Although the contents are brief, still it may be gratifying to the townspeople of Abergavenny to find that when the letter was ...

... FAIRS TO BI. HULD IN JANUARY. BRECONSHIRE. C.VUM AKTHENSHIB Orickhowel 1 Llan.^adock 16 Trecastle lt HEREFORDSHIRE. Bromyar.t U, 29 ...