... Y.MDDIDDANION YR EFAIL. 11 PLNNOD XIV. y d YR oedd y n ddigon amlwg heno fa d rhywbeth neil i d uol wedi cy mrneryd Ile yn rhywle ag oedd yn gofy10 dt am sylw, gan iod pawb yma cyn amser cyifredin ei m gwasauaetlb ac wedi cyfarchiada u arferoldywedodd ci yY ?? . &Cadeirrydd.-Y n w ir, y mae y n dda genyf eich al . gweled heno, er mwyn cael ymgom am y reform nos re r- Lun yma. Y n wir, y mae ...

... Marwolaeth Miss Catherine Roberts, Shop, Car- I ?? dydd Mdercher, Chwefror D3eg, 1867, t wedi maith gystudd, yn 19 mlwydd oed, bu fhrv Hliss Roberts, sef unig ferch Mr Evan Rloberts, draper, Carneddi, ger Bethesda. Bu yn wail ei hiechyd am yn asgs i naw mlynedd; a bu am y tair blynedd cyntaf yn fawr gwell na gorweddiog drwy yr amser. Ar ol hyny, byddai at bobhafyn debyg iawn 'i flodeu'yn y ...

... H A Y IS A F 0 II I', Saturday February 16, 1367. fceef, Gd to 83 Mutton, 7,1 to Lamb, Od to Od i,V(i to 7d, J'grfe ',d to 6d; Buttsr, Is 2d to Is ...

... Disrftptt lliure. BEIDGEND. The Opera Comique Company gave three per axices in the Town-hall, on Friday, S;atur ay, Monday nights. 'J he attendance was no aig n either occasion The singing was excellent ana act- ing good. The principal actors J^ere oriow (bass), Mr. Manley (tenor), Miss J. an ey (s prano). The voices are first-class, and the ppaying of Mr G. F. King, on the pianoforte, was ...

... A, , E I'nt At 'tto'ra ?? CHWEFROR 16, 1867. e C aV Y mxTE yl anhawdd dylchyinmygu am olyga ;; fwvy dirmygus, ac ull yn arddangos mwy o - UII ' S.]0 ,- ~ i an ?? a digywilydd-dra, na'r hon y bu Tr y Cvffredin yn dyst o honi nos Lun diweddaf. Fel y mae ein darllenwyr yn cofio, l noswaithl hon oedd yr un a benodwyd ga n flaenor cyfrwysgall y weinyddiaeth Doryaidd i osod ger bron y Ty eu ...

... Pembroke PETTY SESSIONS. P BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. Uown Hall, Saturday, February 16, 1867, before Wm. -j^ewent, Esq, Mayor, F. L. Clark, Esq, John Adams, and the Rev R. J. H. Thomas. Afor^-71 Kdfy' alia9 Murry, alias Queenstown, and Sarah the RS> alias ^'a% Dufft two unf°rtunates belonging to bron ,ya^ Marines public house, Pembroke-dock, were Evan .UP in cu8tody> charged by Superintendent Geo ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS.. OUT distriot correspondents will oblige us by vmting on one side of the paper. ...

... PORTH. PENNY READINGS.—The second of a new series of these entertainments was given at the British School- room, on Wednesday evening. Mr. J. Williams, Bryn- glas, occupied the chair. [Being absent at the begin- ning, we cannot give the first part of the programme, the other part was gone through as follows ]:—Reading, Mr. D. Jones duet, Misses Williams and Thomas; trio, Mr. W. Lewis and party ...

... PENARTH. COLLISION.—Early on Sunday momicg last two vessels in the roads came in collision, The distress signals were observed by the coastguard, who promptly pre- pared to go to their assistance in the life-boat. The horses did not arrive soon enough to launch the boat, and the men put off in the gig. They found that they were scarcely wanted as the damage was not serious. THE DOCK.—No ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...