... 1 R og Traethaw'd er egluro cpssondub a graslonrwydd Ci trefn Duw o gyfrif caunwedd Adda i ddynolryw. go Gan J. D., Drefnewydd. NID ydvra yn barnu fod y traethawd hwn yn un eu help i ddeall Pechod Adda a'r Cyfaummod de oweithredoedd. Y mae pob ?? tu goleuedig i athrawiaethau Calviniaeth yn sier o ar. gywilyidaio o'r ymosodiad hwn arnynt. Achub- yr wch ni o ddwylaw ein cyfeillion y rhaid ...

... Y WASG A'R GYLLIDEB, m . ^ s DYWED y Times fod cyllideb ag sydd me awmser o heddweh yn gosod treth yr iaewt4 ae ddeg ceiniog yn y bunt, yn cadw tollau rhA ar dU a sugr, ac yn trethu sypynau tolldai VD chytundebau masnachol, yn ymddangos ar ag olwggyntaf mor wrthwynebol yn ei nodwedd, fel nas gallai unrhyw hyawdledd sicrhau derby,' d. iad iddi; ond y mae galluoedd Mr. GLADb0 Vn y fath fel y mae ...

... Y MAE yn siriol genym allu hysbysa ein dar- i Ilenwyr, fod effeithiau y cynhyrfiad crefyddol sydd yn y ddwy flynedd a aeth heibio wedI ymledu dros ranau eang o'r byd, in profi tu 3 hwnt i bob dadl mai dylanwad dwyfol oedd yr ] achos o hono. Yr oeddym yn credu mai dyma c yr unig eglurhad cywir a allesid roddi ar yr e ysgogiad ar ei doriad cyntaf allan. Yr oedd y L ?? mawr oedd rhyngddo-hyd yn e ...

... RAILWA Y INTELLIGENCO. en- 40 edl- NORTH AND SOUTH-WESTERN JUNCTION. *5 This company held its hialf-yeairly meeting yesterday ai Itthe Euston station, Mr. H. Touta] in. the chair, when the oceretacy, Mr. Chubb, read c report, of which the followini is tin iibridgmnent: Thie results of the past half-year's working have ho-en cc( ;stitisfthettiry as to justify at dividend considernbly in ...

... e [rRt0t Otilt OWN COI'0-ESP'ONDENT.1 r- DUBLIN, Feigk 21. | Mr. Gladstolie's readinegsto receive S~gg(-stioIIS, of lant even remonstrances, on the subject of his a;fianial scheme, from all parties who feel their he interests affected by the budget, has created a very ;h favourable impression here among all classes, antd softened down party asperity to such a degree that as very few of even ...

... ToXMyilTTRE3. ted to try the merits of the a~ce ppoite~ od GTrey do Wilton and, tr t rent fof trd aeleven, Mr. E. C. ter ~ b Mr Segeat Pigott, deposed a~i~ ors Inwhere he Sawa ~i fot) Cl' b iited, and Iaid ?? bii ino s co ~ wile'. witness went -,tbe~blew ?? weeas a member of end witaess understood Tt irta said he had never received TI le tld t;o wife of the money his hr-ia-law, Captain. ...

... ,I , , . . .. I , _ , . I I I, - I COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, FEB. 17. (Before the JUDGE OiDINARY and a Common Jnry. CHARGE AND COUNTER CHARGE. Xlr3,Henriebta W~instone prayed foi a judicial separa- d tion from her busband, Mr Thbomas Winstone, on the , ground of cruelty. Mr Winstone denied the allegation t of cruelty;j he farther made a counter charge of adul- ii tery, and prayed for a ...

... IMPERIAL: PARLIAMENT, [BY HLEOTRIO A D Z4GNTIG TULGRAPHS.] HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. .Ihe Speaker took the chair at two o'clock. The members appointed to in uia into the Way- mouth and Oarlil e election petilions were sworn at It the table, and will sit for the first time on Thursday. e THE TREATY, a Mr. NEwDEGATu asked the Government whether a it was understood that the ...

... -Q-r AIWIAN TSlE LIVER1'oi'tUIx ?? ANNUA-L DINNES. -th~e 37th annivesry dinner ot the I~verpool Guar- dian Soeiety took place last evenifig it the Angel. Hotel, D-iA-itieet, ohe ?? aito . 60 gentlemen.'0 Thecrahir'ws eep1ri ed ry Mr. Thea. Baty, the sreddent, aund the wieeob&ir .bvMr, B. Thin vioe.preaident of bthe sosiety. ?? the Ikaiybr, T; ?? Anderson, Esq., horred the festive gatherhig ...

... LU Ani is Tnt, following are some of thle resolutions to be proposed £e in Committee by the Chancellor of the Exchequer :- A RESOLUTION IMPOSING A DUTY ON CHICORY, RAW OR reft KILN-DRIED, orbI Resolrsd-Thoat tile following duty Of Customs shall he can: charged on the article underinentioned on' importation into of t the United Kingdom, on and after the U1th February, 1860, F viz. :-Clhicry, or ...

... THE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY AND THE | GOVERNIENT. (FROM THE DAILY EXP'RESS.) WE abstain from mlalking any comment on the follow- ing important correspondence between the Presidents of the Church Education Society and the Right lIon. Edward Cardwell, Chief Secrctary for Ireland, as we are LWRie that a furthler coircspondetlice on the sub- ject between inuiliential parties antl the Govemuniint ...

... I TOV Ago - SoV2E .14!Lsr. The accdent on the Eastern Counties Railway re has, we regret to say, resulted far more disastrously than Wwase at fiast 111gne( Nlot only ha another name buen adedtoth klld but the number of wounded ia greater Bthan was sopposed, and in nearly every Inotanee the injurlee have been ascertained to be serious. in In our impreesion Of yesterday we etated that the engine ...