... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... T the Fishery Aet. Several attempts were i afterwards made by fhhennen of Cardigan, Cilgerrari, lilechryd', and Kenarth, -to gain the crowd's attention Bt to no avail.- Some of' them attacked the Tivyeide gentlemen, calling upon them to drop such oppression, 4ad sympathise with the poor fishermen's families, by Withdrawing the license; and others argued for reducing the same to a reasonable ...

... 0. Agorvvyd y brawdlysoedd uchod yn y B.la, ddydd ar an diweddaf, y 14eg o'r mis hwn. A gorwyd y llys Y eed Chiannell, a'r loheI-sirydd, WV. W. E. ei Wynne, Ysw., Peniarth, a thraddodwod pregath y r r i fr~aw dlys gan y Parch. G. A. Jones, Llanegryn. fo do Yr echos cyntaf ydoodd William Jones, a rhodd- d. ro- wyd dedfryd, trwy gydsyniad, ir diffynydd am 1e ar 77p ar Cyhuddwyd Catherine Evans o ...

... SIR VELTEKS COENEWALL has announced his intention not to resign the maste: ship of the Herefordshire hounds, but to continue the joint mastership with Mr. J. H. Arkwright, of Hampton Court; therefore the meeting next Wednesday will not take place. This announcement has been received in the county with great satisfaction. We (Sporting Life) hear on good authority that there is little prospect ...

... THE FAIR.—The severity of the weather, the snow, and the cattle regulations, which prevented the usual exhibition of stock on Tuesday, all contributed so much to the injury of the fair, that it scarcely deserved the name of one. There were very few dealers present. ORDINATION.—At the ordination by the Lord Bishop of Llandaff, held at Llandaff on Saturday last, the Rev. J. C. F. Morson, of ...

... MERTHYR POLICE COURT. SATURDAY.—(Before J. a. Fowler, Esq.) A Precocious Young Thief.—Thomas Jones, a young urchin with a smutted face, who might be twelve years of age, was charged with stealing a cheese, the property of Thomas Roberts, grocer, Penydarreu. On Thursday night, between nine and ten o'clock, the prisonvr went to the pro- seciitor's shop for some tea and sugar, and was served by ...

... BIRTH. Slarch 19th, at her residence, Wellington-st., Merthyr, Sirs. Hearne, wife of Sir. J. F. Hcarne, comedian of a son. MARRIAGE. Slarch 13th, at Nebo Independent Chapel, Hirwain, by the Rev. Daniel Jones, Sir. Thomas Williams to Miss Mary Ann Jones, eldest daughter of Sir. Daniel Jones, grocer, Troedyrhiw. DEATHS. March Gth, Laura Jane, daughter of Mr H. Hall, grocer, Tredegar, aged one ...

... R PARLIIMENT ?? I ; HOUSE OF LORDS.-FBIDAY, Mtrc 15. Anticipating a question which Lord Russel had put on the paper, Lord Derby last evening announced that the Porte has consented to transfer the fortress of Bel. grade to Servia. -It will be'hereafter garrisoned exclu- sively by Servian troops, subject only to the condition that the Turkish flag flies over the fortress. Lord Derby added that a ...

... It is gratifying to learn that the Princess of Waleb, whose. illness has caused throughout London more pro- )Us found sorrow than any similar event since the illness es which resulted in death) of the late Princess Charlotte, is gradually recovering, and that her Royal Higbness is tes now past any reasonable danger. Her Majesty the sly Queen of Denmark, mother of the Princess, arrived on ci- ...

... whatever kind of measure would be carried in one House, would most probably be stopped in the other. The result would be a violent agitation throughout the country, and Reform postponed probably for years. Do we then admire the present Bill P Not we indeed but it is not impossible if party will not bo too strong, that it may bo so altered and improved as to become a good measure. It would be ...