... MR. GOL.—Pwy oedd awdwr v detholion hvn nis gwn. Tebvo-ol ei fod yn anadnabyddus i'r rhan amlaf o ddarllen- Weich Cyhoeddiad. Gan i mi gael addysgiadau oddi- wrthvnt, hwyrach na byddai yn dramgwydd en rhoddi yn v TELEGRAPH er budd i ereill yn gystsd a'r eiddoch. Ijowlahi. G. Glan Te,fi' DYN CALONOG.-Gwel fel y mae'r camel yn goddef poen a blinder, newyn asvched, a gwres, wrth ymdaith trwv ...

... PONTYPOOL. SATURDAY. This market to-day pre- sented an average supply of its general description of commodities, and it being the day of the fair, was well attended. Prices ranged as follow :—BuTCEER'S MEAT Beef and mutton, 6d. to 7Jd. per lb.; lamb, 7s. 6d. per quarter; veal, 7d.; pork, 6d. and 6td. per lb. POULTRY, BUTTER, &c.: Fowls (scarce), 3s. 6d. per couple; butter, Is. 3d. per lb.; ...

... Ou'i FALL OF PART OF LUCKNOW. of t _ ?? RETREAT OF THE NATIVES. nalt the The following telegram, from the Queen's Acting muE Consul General in Egypt, was received at the Foreign slip Office, via Corfu, April 7, 5,30 ?? mo, AcLXs.iNDRI&, April 3, 1858.-The steamer Candia, Not yesterdays from Calcutta , the steamer Oriental, from be 1 Bombay, has arrived at Aden; and the Candia brings the man ...

... THREATENED COLLLEaS' STRIKE IN tjRI SHIRE. On Saturday last a large body of colliers asseill)ol a; the Woolpack Inn, Wakefield, to take into consideratio: the attempt of the colliery owners to reduce fully 15 pet cen;. the wages of those in their employ. Mr. B. Hie, worth, of Carlton, was called to the chair. e The Chairman, in opening the proceedings, slij A colliers had been described as a ...

... - - ?? IAnother telegram has been received this weelt, Iwhich gives us a summary of the first operatiOnS stai i pon Luckrnow,-.all of which bad been succCssf'ul. Wa Geneal Otramcrossed the Gontee on the 6th o March. From the 10th to the l3th, the Martiniere, tire thle Bankhouse, the Queen's Palace, the Kaicre- the hag'h (P) ond Urnanbarra ?? (the latter a mass of NNvi palaces adjoining the ...

... The Daily News correspondent writes: — Salerno, March 27.—The trial has closed for the present with the conditional liberation of Park. On Wednesday evening, the Attorney-General of the Grand Court received the ministerial rescript by which the Acting-Consul, Mr. Barbar, was authorised to remove him to the British hospital for considerations of health; and on the follow- ing morning he came ...

... A CURIOUS STORy.-The Edinburgh corre- spondent of the Fifeshire Advertiser is responsible for the following story :—The scene is laid in a farmhouse not above 100 miles from Pennicuik, and was enacted only a short time ago. A servant girl hired herself in the said farmhouse to do the dairy work, &c., about the place, which she did for a short time, taking care, however, to leave open on ...

... SONNET, ADDRESSED TO CHARITY, By a Recovered Patient of the Cancer Hospital, London, ac- companied with half-a-sovereign, gratefully and humbly presented in aid of the Building Fund of that much required and most beneficial Institution. 0, Charity! I thee invoke With grateful heart—with voice of love! O, breathe thy spirit on ray verse, The affluent, and the good to move! A mite thy humble ...

... FATAL ACCTDENT.- David Richards. a Collier, working at Plymouth Iron Works, was found drowned at the grating near the Plymouth Fur- naces. about midnight on Wednesday last. It is said he had been drinking all the week. a/nd was left by his companions sleeping at the White Lion public house on the night previous. ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT.—A young girl, apparently about 16 years old, a stranger in ...

... AT EIN G-OHEBWYR CTMREIG. Xi chaniata amser, na lie, i ni gyhoeddi ar y qohebiaethaa a dderbymwn; gan hyny, dealled e™ 9° Cymreig, y bydd i ni gyhoeddi pob peth teHwng a dderbymom mor belled ag y canidtd ein terfyTiau, ...

... There was to-day an exceedingly short supply of beef, and in consequence the trade was biisk and mJde better prices for all kind?. Scots MADE 4'. 6J. very firmly. and other descriptions of beasts from 3S. 10J. per atone. The supply of mutton also was short, being under 15.000 bead of sheep and lambs inclusive. A slight improvement took place in the mutton tiade, but the questions given below ...

... THERE are places of business in this town, neither odorous nor seemly, yet more resorted to by the poor than any other houses of traffic. They are unattractive, yet, within, piled up in heaps, filling every nook, are the prized treasures of many a thousand struggling mortals There lie ticketted the funeral gloves and hat-band worn by one friend at the grave of another; wedding-rings and relics ...