... r PWYLLGOR SEENEDDOL AR: I- ADDYSG. O [Parhad o FAEw ddgydd Mercher.] .r , MR. THOMAS GEE,. DINBY a t- M~ai laf, 1,866. 5034.. Mr. Bruce.-Gan nad pabetI fyddo; sefsll& f petbauyn y doesbarth nelllduol yr ydyeh wedi cyfeirio ate, fal rheol gyffredin yn Nghymru, Sae yn y parthau. gwledigyneenwedig,onidydyyw yn fith fod y tir- mwoed yn gyafrediiol yb ngylaw yr Eglwyswyr, bad o y ymwyafri-f o'r ...

... ?? K v i Vr r vstiy d eine hunain n 9Xftjo am synaa u 6in gohehowr Yu y Uythyrau scanlyoL _ DIISS WATTS A rHWYLLGOR El HADDYSG FOITEDDIG10N. Yr wyf yn Creda fod gan y cyhoedd ryw gymmaint a hawl i feirniadau ymddygiadau a gweithredoedd Pwyll- gor Addysg Y ferch ieuange sydd wedi tynu cymmaint o sylw Ds a Goagledd Cymru trwy ei chanu rhagorol. TrwvY appeli9 at y cyhoedd, a thrwy gydweithrediad ...

... T YSTEBAU . NA chyffroed ein darllenwyr. Nid oes yn n ein bryd i ddywedyd dim oll- ar deilyngdod a cymimhliariaethol y gwahanol dystebaii sydd a yn awr ger brou y wlad, nac am y priodol- b deb o gychwyn cymmaint ag un o honynt. a Y mae y tystebaiu sydd yn bared o flaen a y Dywysogaeth i gael eu hystyried allan Y o'n sylw gan hyny yn hollol. Ond y mae u yehydig o feddyliau yn eyffroi o'n mewn ...

... Y FEIBL GYIADEITHAS, AIR MUD AR BYDDAR. IT- o nodweddion ein hoes ydyw ei dyfeisgar- wch; ac yn mhlith y dyfeisiau diweodar, nid oes dim yn teilyngu ein cefnogaeth yn fwvy na'r cynlluniau hyny sydd wedi eu bwriadu i ddwvyn cysuron a mwynhid bywyd o fewn cyrhaedd y mud, y byddar, a'r dall. Y mae sefydliad rhagorol er Ilesoli y mnucd a'r bydd r yn Liandaf (gynt yn Abertawe); ac yn gym- naint a'i ...

... Ir has long been a discredit to aUengaged in agricultural operations in this country that they have resolutely refused to be enlightened with reference to vital points connected with their trade. It is hardly credited by foreigners -most of whom, as well as some of our own colonists, have pursued a directly opposite course-that while we could easily tell in any year the number of herrings ...

... gut DNEmISDA lar2,17. WEDNEDSDAY, January 23, 1867. THE French Emiperor has promulgated certain consti- b tutional ehanges. The address in reply to the im- 0 perial speech at the opening of the Legislature is to LeSI superseded by the right of putting questions, but under: restrictions not quite clearly specified. The present press laws are to be abolished, and offences on the part ti of ...

... METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, TAI EN AT THE GRAUMAR SCHOOL, ABERD M-N, b 'or the Week endiny 13th Jan., 15b7. OM' ,., p r Pnt-r -ht,- M 1 flf.tid-. 102 )ul Height of Ciste~r'n ot BrmorabeManaf-ie102 Foet, - ARiOMIT.!, H IYGROMETRItII RAIN. N ent..nRed Ut Miae R3Iead at Niote tOO? . m ~ ~ ~ . 110bln tion U. . at~ tt~an 'Vet Ir1e'U ~l(13 a ir. o. thar. OtiB.1Bi, ib. eln 5crat a or -n l 0 ...

... | AR. BRIGHT AND MR. DANnY SEY;Bl1?1 I . - . . As mlght have been anticipated, a second letteri, been addressed by Mr. H. D. Seymour, M.p .lv*. M~r. John Bright. Mfr. Seymour says: c(i; Morley appears frow. hisg second letiter ?? to liab mitsunderstood what I wrote to him, and It explale to Mr. Bright follows: lt Athenmum. Cleb, yan. My dear Brlght,-I am sorry to be oblige& to trecb you with ...

... z A JOURNALISTIC CATASTROPUE.-The Glasgow Mail ?? incident occurred in connection with the printing of our paper of Monday which we imagine is umparalleled in the annals of the press. A cat bad en- sconced herself in the large cylinder of the four-feeder Hoe printing machine employed to throw off the first side of our impression. Before starting a machine of -this-sort there is considerable ...

... I (From BeN's Afessenlger.) On Saturday a meeting of the Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture was held to take into consideration the question of roads and road management. The chairman (Mr. C. S. Read, MIP.), stated that the Scotch Chamber of Agriculture had arrived at the conclusion that old debts oni roads should be paid by tihe owners of land and heritages; that all repairs should be equally ...

... D~h.A~h ONlorence, Jan. 21. in Friday'. sitting ci the- tiha:nber of DepultieS, Sigo troi row tha-t ~ht flout-c~ -,ho d~l dteiare the uargency ci m li-c': ~-in of the I ige Barka ica i ren)lied that ftic prop m.da fit:ly CollC - cided Wsn the c-wit~j si the Uuverlllmetit. Admi- nitaiequestions (COntinued. the Tdnser ~ now of the greatest m-ygency. In thb, abs;ence of mly .olege the Minlistel ...

... AI Fj NCEr'M PRIEST ON IRELAND AND THE IRISH. U he Par!, cre-s-cpondent of the Tblies says that a French ps-lest, tile AblhC Domenech, has just lately published two volumes, to be followed by a third, oif ia tour in Ir-land, different in most respiects He ii neatherasn enthuisiast who interlards; his pages w~ithl notes oif eXCalasti','is, an xrse odror acilsiration at c-s* cry ovelty lie ...