... TACHIWEDD 17, 1858. WIxI PI CEOFRESTRU fW EANEON I WL*DVDD TRAMOR -Gellir anfon y FANER i America eiu Awsrcalia, trwy roddi stamp UIythyr ceiniog ami, pa b kyagfydd stamp y llywodaeth arsi fel newyddiadur ai peidio. Yr ydym yn deall fod ffordd haiarn yn debyg o gael ei gwneyd o Langollen i rywle ar linell y Great Western, a bod tri o ddynion enwog, sef Mr. Piercy, peiriannydd Ffordd Haiarn ...

... ?gwqiiiou (5plTdo. DINBYC1I.-CY'Zghor Trefol.-Ar y 9fed o'r mis hwn, mewn Ilys liawn o'r cynghor cyffredin (un aelod yn unig oedd yn absennol), ailetholwyd J. Parry Jones Ysw., i fod yn faer. LLANDDEuS ~NT.-Tori ti/ ganol dydd.-Prydnawn dydd Gwener, torwyd i dy Mr. John Roberts, Castell, Llanddeusant, Mdn, a Iladratawyd y swm o 3p. 13s. o gist oedd yn yllofft. Cyflawnwydysbeiliadcyffelyb yn yr ...

... LORD BROUCHAM AT YORK. Last week, Lord Brougham attended a meeting of the York Institute of Popular Science and Literature, held in the concert-room of that city. The Rev. Canon Harcourt occupied the chair, and was snpported by a number of clergymen and gentlemen. His lordship in the course of a very lengthy speech, j expressed the pleasure he experienced in again meeting his old constituents, ...

... J)r. Brt'SForthafas bean elec^ed by a very large majority to the Oxford Chair of AAglo-Saxen. The new Pro- ftagdr's serylces to Anglo-Saxon study are well known to our readers, ...

... BURNS CENTENARY AT AYR.-The Ayr Burns Club, we observe, are mustering their forces for the celebration of the approaching centenary birthday of our national poet. Already they have a goodly array of names on the list, which is further swelled by the names of the following gentlemen:—John Waller, Esq., LL.D., Dublin; Rev. A, Hume, D.C.L., LL.D., Liverpool; Professor Traill, Edinburgh; Mr. ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. The arrival of the Calcutta mail gives us private cor- respondence, and files of papers from Calcutta to the 9th of October, and from Hongknng to the 28th of Septem- ber, the Times' correspondent thus speaks of THE FEELING IN INDIA. The cold weather is coming on apace, and the campaign is to commerce in the last week of October. Lord Clyde has already gone to Lucknow, ...

... flrojbiimal FILLING THE BENCH,—Seventy new magistrates ha.ve qualified for the county of Lancaster, since the accession of the Derby Ministry, a larger number than qualified for years previously, and the total number of magistrates is now fast approaching that of the whole police force of the county. THE CORNISH FISHERIES.—At Looe the drift boats have baen lately taking from 2,000 to 8,000 ...

... THE LATH REV. JOlIN EIGLES, A. M.—A memorial has been erected in the Bristol Cathedral, during the week, of this lamented gentleman, whose life was passed in this city, and who won the love of his fellow-citizens by his estimable, social qualities, and fame by his writings. The memorial consists of a plain mural tablet of Carrara marble, bearing a profile likeness of the deceased, and the ...

... AMUSEMENTS FOR LO 1ST G- EYENIN G S. CHESSMEN, STEREOSCOPES AND SLIDES, DRAUGHTSMEN, GAMES AND PUZZLES, PLAYING CARDS, &e.. &c. J. j-j^oo b, FURNISHING and Fancy Show Rooms, High-street, Merthyr, Castle-street, Swansea, and Dark Gate, Carmarthen, has received a large variety of the above Articles, suited to the present Season. An entire new Sitock^offtloderatoivLamps^jds^ OVER COATS! TTT HO ...

... u?e ARWRTEITIIAU I BORFA. GAN CUTHBERT W. JOHNSON, YSW., F. R. B. Gadewch i ni, gan hyny, roddi heibio y dull niwlog hwn c' ymresymu ; gadewch i ni, o leiaf, ymdrechu treio a ellir dyweyd pathau fel hyn am danom nai a'a tiroedd porfa; ac na fydded i ni anghoffo ei fod bob amser yn fuddiol i ni roddi prawf ar haeriadau fel hyn o eiddo dynion gwybodus a gwyddonol. Ac os 7n6drwn ymddvrchafti o ...

... Deviation of Parts of the authorised, Lire; Amendment of Acts. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Llynvi Vails y Railway Company will apply to Parliament in the ensuing session for an Act to enable them to make the following devi- ations in their authorised Railway, all in the county of Gla- morgan, that is to say,— 1. A Deviation of the Main Line of Railway commencing at or near a point on the ...

... SM gntelligmct THE WEATHER.Wintry rigours seem to have set In upon us soon. Frost, that bitingly salutes us, seems to have come in taivest. PETTY THEFTS are numerous this week, and ex- wbit the visual varieties which we need not detail. CASUALITY ON THE RAILWAY. — A breaksrnan on the Taff Vale, named Richard Stradling, while coupling wagons on Thursday, had a misfortune by a ,vagon passingover ...