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... FFUGCHWIDL DR. BEECHER. Y mae ffugchwedl Beecher yn myned yn mlaen o hyd yn y 'New York Ledger,' ac yn sicr y mae hi yn ddyddorol iawn, thnedd yn foesol a daionus. Y mae rhifedi derbynwyr y Ledger' wedi cynnyddu miloedd lawer er pan y mae hi wedi ymddangos ...
... secretary; Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips and the officers of the ; Mrs. Parry. Llyilianle ; Mra Danes, Tanybwich ; Mrs. Mugbes Aberllolvt)n • J. G. P. Hughes, Alltlwyd • Pryse Lovedee, EP. ; Miss Llaoear; Mrs. lionealh Fronfraith, and Fedi; ...
... Dr. Guthrie on •userloaa Slavery. Dr. Thomas Guthrie, of Ediaburgh, has addressed a letter to the editor of she 'Presbyterian,' Philadelphia. U.S., in reply to certain strictures cost upon him in an article in that journal, in referencee to the part he ...
... the °undue of Mr. Geo. n WLYay, M.P. for Poterberengt, _and published in the ' Railway:Aram,' of which the defenisst the printer sod publisher. Mr. Kerslake showed cause against the tale, and referred to the dada:rite, in which he said Mr, was described ...
... un- 'deotaken by the above-named contractors is here joined by the tunnelling of Mr. Jay. This fine piece of work continues the line of railway. beneath the horse-road to King's-cross, where it enters on an open cutting, which is just now crossed in every ...
... upon the King, both i this world and thenorld to come and ?? sli=ht variation, is :.repreated at thepresentatioin to -his Mlijesty of the ball, thesaword,-.the K~in , aindIthcseeptre.' At length his .Mjesty has realised the child's idea of a king. He is ...
... Roberta. oofrestqdd, Mr. ThOMes Griffith, Hengerm, Clynnog, I Ellen Williams, Mount Pleasant. Penh's-street, Pwllhell. BU PARW. 22, Mr. John Davies, halr-dresser, High-street, o'r dref hon. MM 20, or typhus fever, ye 11 nalerydd oed, Hugh, Mr. John Jones, T ...
... Parry Jones, Mr. Comer Wynne Edwards, Mr. Richard Owen, Mr. Foulkes, draper, Mr. Evan Devise, King's Mills, Mr. Richard Williams, t clerk, Le. The Maor said—Gentlemer, I think I had better introduce t he ...
... Lloyd. ANIITBTWTTN.—CONV4TL A. mama was given at the Aseembly-roome on Monday sod Tuesday simians by Mr. Ellis Roberts, aarioted by Mies Elias Hughes aad Mr. Lewis Thome. Most of the songs were encored, and the give unbounded satisfaction. The audience were ...
... nothing more than the amount of clerk's work accomplished. Mr Swinton and Dr. Playfair wereneairly ?? and St. Andrew's Universities, but we learn that at half-past eleven on Thursday morning Dr. PlIyfair was eighty ahead of his opponent. TncE LAw OFFICERS ...
... T. Sam, chemist, Mr. W. Green, jun., Mr. W. Lloyd, draper, Mr. N. Lewis. King's Head, Yr. J. Jones, Golden Hart , Mr. B. Davies. clerk, Mr. Clark. pithier, Mr. Edwards, tows clerk ...
... The scientific men speak highly of Tooths extract Dr Richlter, of Dresden, amen of so meas attainments, describes itas exquisite; at the sase time, it is all approved by Dr W. H, MIiller, of King's College, before being issued for sale. We should recommend ...