... Aid ydym yn ystyried ein hanain yai qyfrifol am syniadau ei v gohtebwyr, ye eu Ilythyrau atom fel g olygwyr. A AT DYSGWYLIWR. v MR. DYSGWYLIWR, v Pwy bynag ydach chi, a phle bynag rydach chi 'n byw, ' mae 'n myddangos i mi ych bod yn ddyn go gall; canys Y rydach chi 'n deyd ych bod chi 'n hoffi fy llythyre i yn y d FAtEB ynfawr. Wel,mi rydwine'nihoffinhw, ami fydda n i'n meddwl yn wastad mod i ...

... [ODDI YVRTr E21 GOHEBYDD.1 rar [7ODDI YVRTr E21 GOHEEBYDD.] rf. trh LLTJNDAIN, Dydd Lbt~n. ir F Dydd Fn pr yd d'i effeithiait-y Pqheqetlau ;-.AIf. y, Spurg/eou yn2 y Palas Gwojdr-yr -en Ganfed-y n- Lasyliad tuaq at y Relief Fund ;-y Dargak~,iyddiad , gerot Pow a y n1 y dydd ympryd yr wythuos ddiweddaf yn sier o ateb un dyben pur bivysig o leiaf. Iyny yw, yr di effeithia er ein dwyn fel teyrnas ...

... ~~~~~~~w Xn tp xu(tg tr HYDREF 14, 1857. nt WEDI El CGOFRESTRU oW HAN'FON I WLEDYDD TEAMOB. a -Geltir anZon y FANEU i America neu Awestralia, trly ac roddi stamp llythyr ceiniog arni, pa un bynagflfdd stampn h y Uywodraeth arnifel newyddiadur ai peidio. I A I I 1 1 . . . NID anmhriodol, efallai, a fyddai i ni gymmeryd golwg ar hyn eto, a hyny pan y mae miloedd o'r Prydeiniaid wedi llwyr ...

... ,YR YMBIERAWDWYR YN STUTTGART. a TYNWYD SYIW y teyrnasoedd yr wythnos cyn y ddiweddaf at gyfarfyddiad ymweliadol ymher- 1 awdwyr Ffrainc a Rwssia f'u gilydd yn Stuttgart, prif ddinas Wurtemberg-teyrnas fechan yn yr Almaen. Mawr oedd y dyfalu pa amcanion o bwys oedd mewn golwg; a rhai a ddaroganent fod rhyw ganlyniadau mawr i Ewrop i ddeillio v mewn canlyniad. Pe buasai y ddau benadur hyn - yn ...

... IDIALOGUE BETWEEN A TURNPIKE MAN I AND A PUBLICAN. William -Can you spare your papur newydd for a short time Pablicana:-With pleasure William, but what do you want to see in it particularly ? is it the News from India? William :-No, 1 could'nt read that to my wife, for it would make her more downcast than she is already, as our baby is unwell !-It'd about the altera- tions they talk of having, ...

... 'THI, CAMBRIAN LEAGUE. .1 .7 ?? . I I'l X . (Freis n ie ' J[VrerhLeen 2'elegrap/h.') ;1 ?? is thati '-we imagine half a dozen *oices ejacu- latin- when the ahovL heading is cead ; and some of our A historical leadels will fly beck ilt memory to the ; chivalt ous days of Henry of Navairre, anti picture to ir thei vivid faicy the flapping ' miflanme 'and serried s ranks of the H oguenets ...

... The affairs of that country form the topid of of discussion, not only in the press, but at every public lb- meeting; no matter what may be the purposs er, for which it is called. Two of the most important the speeches delivered upon this important topic, were lit addressed to a meeting on foreign missions, held at ied Chlester, by the Bishop of Oxford and Mr. Gladstone Both the prelate and ...

... THE TRIAL OF Al. MIGEON. The Times Paris correspondent makes the follow. ing comment on the result of the above nlamed trial:- The preceedings against M. Migeon, the success- ful candidate for the Haut-Rhin, have not done much credit to the authorities that instituted them and the decision of the Correctional Court of Col- mar, declaring its incompetency except on the single point of the ...

... IDONE 1MISVELLANY. Theivill -of the late Duke of SMarlborough ha- been sworn under £200,000 personalty. Sir John Trelawny is on a visit to Plymouth for a few days. It is stated that the Quieen will visit the Earl of Aberdeen at Haddo House on leaving Balmoral. Mr. Hawthorne, the novelist, has resigned the office of American Consul at Liverpool, after filling the office four years with great ...

... The Conslitutionnel at length pronounces its opinion on the interview at Stuttgardt, and conies to the, conclusion already formed by the principal organs of the European Press and by the public, that an essentially pacific spirit presides at that interview, and that the general interests of European States will be consulted by the two sovereigns. We revrodwcee the views of the Constitltionivel ...

... s There are important questions upon the tapis, con- nected with foreign events, fromn which Indian sub- jects-absorbing as is the interest they attract,- should not altogether divert our attention-one of d the most important of these is the health of the e King of Prussia. The Prince of Prussia, the heir to e the Crown, has been appointed regent for three e months; and it is doubtful whether ...

... I THE DUKE OF CXNMBRIDGE AT SHEFFIELD. SHEFFIELD, Wednesday Night.-This was a memorable day at Sheffield, iendered so by the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the monument to the memory of those who left the neighbourhood to fight in the Crimean war, and there perished. The projeot for raising the monument has been originated and brought to its present state by the working classes of ...