... HIOLYHEAD. HlOLYHEAD UNION. An extraordinary meeting of the Guardians of the Holyhead Union met last Tuesday at the .Valley Hotel. There was a large gathering--thirty-one out of the thirty-seven Guardians, forning the Board, present.' They were the ?? Williams, Esq., chairman, William Jones, Esq., vice-chairman, Captain Rigby, and H. T. Holder Hogg, Esq., ex-officio; Aber. friaw: Mr. Griffith ...

... . The King of Prussia's birthday was kept on Tuesday;| e A Parliamentary banquet was given in honour of it, at C which members of all the political parties in the North l German Parliament were present. The H ealth of the t KingI was proposed by Herr Simson . Congratulatory t telegrams were received by the Kingfrow nearly all the European Courts, including those of Paris and St. P Petersburg ...

... Among the bits of good news which comne from the abodes of royalty, is, that her Royal Highness the Prin- cess of IVales is rapidly recovering from her attack of rheumatism, and may very shortly be pronounced con- valescent. In connection with the illness of the Priu. cess there is a story told, whib, if Itrue, must be the introduction of another medicine into the British Phar- macopeia, ...

... SATURDAY. MANSLAUGHTER AT YSTRADYIOPWO. Richard Watkins, aged 25, a collier, was charged with the manslaughter of Daniel Jones, on tin* 15th of August. He was also charged on the Coroner' warrant. Counsel for the prosecution, Mr. W. H. Michael far the prisoner, Mr. Bowen. Mr. W. H. Michael, having brit-fly and with much fairness stated the facts of the case, called Jenkin Williams, who deposed ...

... ag! C?,mad. TY Yr. ARGLW1DI. Ddydd Mawrth.-Rhoddwyd y cydeyniad brenbin- ol i'r mesur Habeas Corpus yn yr Iwerddon. Derbyniwyd attebiad ei Mawrhydi i'r anerchiad ?? genedigaeth Tywysoges. Ail ddarllenwyd mesur a gynnygiwyd gan yr Ar- glwydd Gaaghellydd mewn perthynas i'r llysoedd uchaf. Trydydd ddarllenwyd mesur Cyngreiriad Trefed- igaethaa Gogleddol yr America. TY Y CYFtRREDIN. Y Weiiyddiaeth ...

... h Carcharwyd yr wythn os ddiweddaf, yn Bedford Di un o ?? penaf y dyddiau hyn. llhoddodd cy , ei enw yn Edward Jackson, ond ei enw gwirionedd- ml ol ydyw Edward Simpson, adniabvddid ef hefyd wrtlh sy S. yr enw John Wilson, a Jerry Taylor. Mae'n debyg- m ool nad o6s un dyn mor adnabyddus ar hyd wahanbi er ranau Lloegr, wrth wahanol enwan ffugiol neu gain- sir Id enwau6 megis 'Old Antiquarian ...

... 0 . --J? un I1P~ ared b T 1iwain yn gyfrijoi a- ,imWadar ia Nid Sdv cia Dohcebur 2/S yl llthltrwte iS IIv7IL od se FONEDDIGIO2/, be Y mae amryw o gyfansoddiadeau Dafyidd Namor yn ie llyfrgell Peunsaith, a'r geiria :- Compod Manle yn en blacenu. A wina rhywun o'ch dar~lienwyri hysbys w mewn ben ysgrifau hysbysu i mi trwy y FANEB pai beth i ydvw en hystyr l Yr eiddoch Yu ddiffnant, JOAN AP ...

... KV VJi p w4t o j>$~d Bt alrghpt9 Karohadoedd Seisonig. Leeds, Mawrth 5ed. Ynbydig o-wenitla ynnygiwyd ar werth, a'r fasnoch n farwaidd am godiad o Is. Blaidd a chynnyxohion yn. gwertha yn araf am brisiau diweddar. Neweastle, Mlawrth 5ed. A.raf oedd y fasnach mewn gwenith am braidd brisian ddydd Sadwyn. Haidd at fragu ls yn is. Pys, fsa, a cheirch, yn sefydlog. Yebydig fasnach a wnaed mewn ...

... ,y MESURErYD WY-GliADOj L DEOI{REUAD ;Y X DDAIIL. i 5:. Si;:'i ?? . ); or , z.'t.u f;it;, y. Nos Lun diveddaC oedd tr ataser ipeileodted.g rF dans Mr. tbidfi j gytnygil dhdrllieiadtr in, ' ;sriho n- ' a' ?? ?g ar'fel-rol lwedI I Vsg' rfod yhndi'y ar yr achlysur, y rh4 a ar- i dangos'&i bod yiv teirulo'ddyddordebliiawr (yn fi ,f- y piwgc' ?? ia' tr oeif&d lawer y,.n disgtwt' y b~iasti Mr. 'f ...

... .IRHAGOLYGON HEDDWCH EWROI) Y MAE Rlawer o'r gwleidyddion mwyaf gwyb. odus a chraffus, y rhai sydd yn syiwi yu 'yf- fanwl ar arwyddion yr amserau, yn ofni y, vgu ysgydwir Ewrop cyn hir gan un o'r rhyl. go oedd mwyaf ofnadwy a welwyd erioed mew, trio unrhyw wlad. Yn wir, teimlir yn gyffred. iau inol fodi amryw o wledydd y Cyfandir vn s y gorwedd megys ar haenau llosgfynydd, ac 11 a wyddys pa ...

... SUDDEN DEATH —Mr William Wogan, of Main-street Pembroke, died very Buddenlr on the afternoon of the 19th inst. Mr Wogan, (who hod been ailing for some time) partook of tea, and in a few minutes afterwards expired. The cause of death is said to be disease of the heart. Tho deceased was 76 years of age, and until recently had held the office of road surveyor for the Borough of Pembroke, where he ...

... NOTICE. CAT T L E P LAG U E. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE (TO WIT.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Justices of the Peace of this County in Quarter Sessions assem- bled, on the 9th day of March, 1867, being the local authority of the said County, have granted their licenses for holding of FAIRS for the Sale of Cattle on the days and at the places undermentioned, namely: At MAENCLOCHOG on Monday, the ...