... ENGLYNION I'R IAITH GYMRAEG. Ni fedrir tra Cymro tafodrydd-fyth Ddifetha'r iaith gelfydd Iaith bur yw yn fyw a fydd, Nes blino'r haul ysplenydd Mewn bri mawr mae nawr am wn i—yn aeg Envvogion goleuni,— Yn felus yr Ion wnant foli, Yn eitha' nef yn ein iaith ni! Oeh weilion toer a ch'wilydd-hyll bla Holl blant Die Sh'on Dafydd .Ein haeg fwyn yn enwog fydd, A l gwawdvvyr ynghr6g ar goedydd. SAM 6 ...

... NEWPORT TOWN HzVLL.—THURSDAY. Present—Samuel Homfray, Esq., (mayor) and II. F. Woollett, Esq. Bernard Rees, steward on board the Henry Miller, of London, was charged with deserting from his ship. It appeared that the defendant was really not wanted on board the Henry Miller, and the captain had said he would not not have him on board again. The case was dismissed the captain paying the costs. ...

... (Front tie Dc fi .Verey of Ts'snrs/ap.) Mr. Ro-buck's motion stands on tho order book far th is evening, and proposes the appointment of a select commiet-o to inquire into the condition of our army before Sebastopol, and into thc conduct of those depart- ments of the government whose duty it bras been to minister to the wants of the army. The notice of this motion has fluttered the official ...

... LONDON, Wednesday, January 21, 1855. ?? A Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock on Wed- nesday afternoon at the Foreign-office. The Ministers present were-tha Earl of Ab-rdeen, the' Lord Chun- c¢Ilor, the Marquis of Lansdovwne, the Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Clarendon, Sir George Grey, the Duke of Newcastle, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, Sir James Graham, Sir ...

... I EXECUTION OF THE C0IC BMUMT MYBLE I Pre1aie ~rtale6eIy. th ustccm, W. wailutnm I tades Collard diedon Moore StVd Mfr. Care Ca; ionday mornied, n front of z nd ewrpte.- e oeie ~, inui~Y se~pcts, dnE~ of thm most tesukablhe in, miodernttises and the eirecuinsfttl.. wiethi possess featuresof interestarrcl 1:3 Lie eee em. BsidIuni -sO tyiedon Thursday, the Of t se mnti, for double murder in ...

... .OnsmpoxDuscN. TilE COALVtRADE 0OX THE EASTERN COUN. TIEt RWLWAY. Ta the Editor t the Ipswich JouraLt Six.-Hiesing an interest in the above lia of rail. way, Is-all be glad, it yea will allow me, toaddesa a few words to the sbareholders, that their attention be drawn to t matter of vital importance to the 1 paying of this line, and that they h ay be enabled by the necessar interrupztions at ...

... c(DnArapolwDENCE. 7o the Rddor of the Ipswich Journwet. Sta.-I beg to offer one or two rcmarks upon your Criticism in last week's JOum! of the lscitcct pi>e upon the prisoners at the Epiphany Quarter Sessions for the Itpuiich Division of the Cotant'. You havr, I thick. unjustly selected the name of Mr. (-urdon, ui21- mucth as the entire Bench of Magistrates. invelt' aniong the number. is ...

... -t o - ?? -1- , - ,, .. 1nd A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 26th ult., in the Cologne Gazette, says :- Promotion in the army takes place at present so rapidly that there are many lieutenants I who have been only 18 months in the service. In times r of peace a man remains usually three years in the sameV grade, so that it requires twelve years to become a staff officer. A passenger by ...

... A benefaction of 100QZ. Three per Cent, Consolidatted Bank Annuities having been offered to the University, the interest to be given as a prize for an English Poem on a Sacred Subject, which shall be awarded, under certain regulations, once in every three years; and the same having been accepted by Convocation on Feb. 15, 1848, thefollowingauluject is proposed for the year18557:- The Death of ...

... PRESENIIArTION OF A SWORD TO SIR DE' LACY EVANS. rill, ?? ?? T-T-.I ?? -3. A1 The inhiabitants ofFolkestone, IHythe, Sandgate, and the neighbourhood on Monday last presented General Sir De lacy Evans with a sword, in commemoration of the courage, devotion, and generosity exhibited by him in the mnemorable actions of Alma, the heights of Tobernaya, and 1nkermann. The gallant General in ...

... JA N UAR Y. LONDON & NORTH WESTERN. From Oxford to Batbaury, London, Bir-ming7ham,1 c/ester, Liveirool, C/tester, Edinburglt, &c. Leaves OXFORD ?? Arr. at Islip ?? Bicester ?? Launton ?? Claydon ?? Winslow ?? Arrive W (Winslow Dep. S | Buclingham .2 a Brackley ?? Farthingboe.. ?? ?? Swaanbourne ?? Bletchley ?? LONDON ?? Bedford ?? Northampton ?? Peterborough ?? Cambridge ?? Rugby ?? ...

... THE GLASGOW MAN OF ALL WORK AT THE DIGGINGS.-No. III. SC, el~---ii cd Up in the morningj, Wednesday the 15th.-Some cursed tc ke thief has stolen a Coltsa revolver-C5 or £0 gone to pxrofit'and ox !ir loss. I am rather batter, tirough very stiff necked yet. I wasi Ax ye up at thle post-office to-day, but no attention seems to have t~i n, been paid to the letter I sent the postmaster. Another ...