... AMERICA,. NEW YonE, Ion. 10ed. or( G Gvoitbrediadau y Gynghorfa-Y cyanygiad am fim- gy ?? y Llywydd-Caethwasiactl etto y n c cdi o rf ei ?? Gydgyngliorfa at y Talcitli- lo iau D Dlieuol-Gwrt rhry rl dy -hrrynnlyd yr Indiaid Ca _Achos Mcxio10. oc y Y o edd yn d daa gn lawer o ddcnlleniwyr y FANRiS, D )) n ddiiu, gael a r dd eall fod y Go Ghebydd etto ye gy l o yac iynwllan u ei hunan Yn ngw ...

... Il- Y WEINYDDIAETH A DIWYGIAD, Y MAE penderfyniadau y llywodraeth ar s Ddiwygiad Seneddol yn awr ger ein bron; 0 ac nis gallwn ddyweyd eu bod wedi ein somi. 2 Nid oeddym yn disgwyl y buasent yn ddim i amgen na rhy w bethau i geisio twyllo y wilad, I ac i guddio rhagrith y weinyddiaeth. Yr ydym yn gobeithio nad oes neb o'n darllenwyr r mor ffol a thybied fod y Toryaid yn ifafriol i un math o ...

... THE TYDDYN TREAT. The annual treat given to the children of Llanbedr goch School, by Mrs. and Miss Williams, Tyddyn, which usually takes place in the mouth of January, came off on the 12th instant, it having been deferred owing to the severity of the weathor. The children, about 80 in number, assembled at the school at half-past '2 p n.; and having been formed into procession, ?? with cheerful ...

... ABE RGELE. ?? ,.fn m oT SANITARY REI'O\M AGITATION. TIHE LOCAL. GOVEO I2INiIT ACT AUQITED FOR P'IINSARN. As ?? readers alread' know a great deal of excite- ment has provailed ill reforecei to ti iatrfraln time pa.st, and the policy to be Adopted has split the raepyrsu Abergel ?? into, two bitterly hostile ?? being for tiheadoption of the act, and the other against it. A fortnight or so ago, we ...

... .PENIRHYN DEUDRA T111 PETTY SE5SIONS, Thursday, Janiary 31, before S. Holland, W. Casson, and G, Casson, Esquires. Margaret Jones Was convicted in two cases of petty' larceny, and sentenced to seven (lays' imprisoutnent for each offende. John Jones was charged by John Roberts with rc- fusing to pay toll. Complaiiant said-I am gatekeeper at Llechwedd-dn, On the 15th instant, defendant and ...

... ALLEGED MURDER OF A SEAMAN AT On Sunday evening, a quarrel arose between two of the crew of a vessel lying in the harbour at Milford, which resulted in the death of one of them, notwith- standing the active interference of the mate of the ship. The deceased, it is reported, was stabbed to the heart with a knife, and died immediately. The accused was taken into custody, and on Tuesday an ...

... THE STRIKE IY THE IRON TRADE.-Birmingham, Tuesday Evening.-Tlic workmen of VYednesbury Iron Works have agreed to-day, to accept the reduced wages, and go to work as soon as tl c turnacrs can b3 got ready for them. The dispute in the iro' trade, in South Staffordshire, is, therefore, atau end, for the present. ...

... Sir Maxwell Wallace ha« been seriously ill. Bell's Life believes there is every probability of a race meeting being held in Alexandra Park in 1868. The Sporting Gazette hears that Mr. J. Goldsmid, M.P., intends keeping a pack of staghounds at Somer-hill, near Tunbridge, Kent. Mr. Garrett, Master of the Norfolk and Suffolk Hounds, is to be entertained at a dinner at Yarmouth next week. A ...

... LATE FIP.E.—It is with great satisfaction that we state that the amount for which Mr. T. Richards, chandler, was insured has been promptly paid. This speaks, of course, not so much in favour of the office, the Norwich Union, in paying the money, but that it was paid without any difficulty and without loss of time. We are happy to say that Mr. Richards has made arrangements to re- sume his ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKET.—MONDAY. TV10 crappl-y of lona tkon on Mondey last, and that of sheep about the same, with a good demand for each at full prices. There were at market 1,800 cattle and 7,000 sheep. Beef, 6id. to 8d.; mutton, 6id. to 8d. ...

... THE ELECTION OF CHIEF CONSTABLE To have outrun the Constable is not usually considered a social qualification, but to outrun the competitors for the office of Constable is quite another matter, and in our own County, and on the present occasion, a more difficult and certainly more meritorious task. The ap- proaching event seems sent us in compen- sation for the dullness and unanimity of our ...

... LECTURE.— A few evenings since, at the Baptist Chapel, St. Mellons, the Rev. J. B. Johns gave a learned and eloquent lecture on Martin Luther and his times to a crowded and most attentive and appreciating audience. The lecturer, who is a young man of about 22 years of age, received quite an ovation from several pastors of surrounding churches and others of the audience. SUDDEN DEATH.—An old ...