... y %Az y Ilythyr canlynol wedi ei ysgrifenu gan Mr! | Ve SS Moffatt, o berthynas i dynged el frawd yn au nghyifraith, Dr. Livingstonet -- Ie CLARWIONT, Medi l7eg, 1867. dai Syrs,-Mae pobl yn ?? yn gafyn i mi onid 2s. ydwyf wedi rhoddi i fyny bob gobaith a berthynas i * Dr. Livingstone. Ymddengys i ml nad oes un ang Ml enrheidrwydd ami i Diwneyd ein meddyliau i fyny I or y mater yn bresonnol. Yr ...

... ar HYDRJEF 16,1867. Iris , w Iu ER fod Mr. Ripley wedi ymgilio o'r maes fel Fri awrthymgeisydd Mr. Miall, y mae un arall wedi EUL ~ ~ ~ ~ y l e Enw y bon- r gwneyd eiy ymddangosiadyneleEwyb- aa eddwr hwn ydyw Mr. Thompson, on a brif gyf- reithiwyr Bradford, 'ac yn berchenog darllawdy aa mawr. Perswadiwyd ef garn ei gyfeillion i y ddyfod allan fel ymgeisyddi am gynrychiali Bradford yn Nhe y ...

... MR. MIALL I BsA- rI En hvdcis un,17 rofi | DTAU yn bydd yn dda gan ein holl dad idia wyr glywed y newydd fod ilr . et. .ad, MIALL wedi cael ei wahodd i gynr;, ebi yn fol ymgeisydcd am gynarychiolaeth B dlr ?? a'i fod yntan wedi derbyn y gwalhoddiaod Yle Fe gofia ein darloenwyr foci Mr 3p vy wedi bod yn cynnrychioli Rochdale ar Tm- mlynedd; ac yn ystod yr ?? ba bw~nl sef gwnaeth les annhraethol ...

... - WVre are'sorry to'record the presenthdull state of the trade of this town since the completion of the railways, and the opening of the deviation line which passes at the back of the town. It has partially become deserted, and mechanics and others have left to go in quest of eumploymeot elsewhere. About thirty houses are now empty, and the shipping trade of the port much dimi- nished since ...

... (Cul/tinlled from our first editiou.) FIRST COURT—FRIDAY. The Chairman, J. S. Batchelor, Esq., presided at the above court on its being opened at 10 o'cloek subsequeutty C. H. Williams, Esq., sat with Mr. Jones. STEALING BEANS AT ABERDAUE. Thomas Davies, 25, haulier, was indicted for stealing 7ilbs. weight of beans and brun, the property of his employers, at Abcidare, on the 3rd of September. ...

... M'Donnell, the Life Guardsman, is considered in a precarious state. An attempt has been made to blow up the armoury of the Rifle Volunteers at Harrow. Orders have been issued by the Police Commissioners for all the constables in the Metropolitan Police Force to learn the cutlass drill. There is a slight improvement in the health of the Earl of Rosse. The weather on Friday morning was very cold ...

... BEECON.-Lieut.-Col. E. Reilly, C.B., R.H.A, and Mr. J. Lindsay Johnson, Barrister, attended the Town Hall, Brecon, on Friday, the 4lh inst., for the purpose of inquiring into the Parliamentary boundaries of the borough. From the evidence that was received it appeared that although the town has increa ed to some extent since its receiving more improved railway communications the building, and ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. THE excitement concerning the annual election of Councillors has considerably cooled, but will doubtless break forth with greater virulence and acrimony as the eventful First approaches. No new candidates have appeared in either ward, and at this date we should think, as most men must have promised, or made up their minds, no one will go to the expense of the printer's ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Aberavon. Oct. 7th Penryn, 8th Swansea, 8th; Caerphilly, 9th; Loughor, 10th Swansea, 19th Llantrissant, 29th Neath, 30th. BRECOXSHIRE. Hay, Oct. 10th. MONMOUTHSHIRE.—Pontypoot, Oct. 10th; Newport, 21 st; Chepstow, 25th Llanarth, 27th. SOMERSETSHIRE.—Wootton Bassett, Oct. 8th (jlastonbury, 11th Wells, 25th. ...

... THE VISIT OF THE BISHOP OF CAPETOWN. On Sunday week the Lord Bishop of Capetown, and Me- tropolitan of South Africa, paid Tenby a visit, for the purpose of obtaining assistance for the various missions in connection with his extensive diocese. The hearty welcome which his lordship has everywhere met with during his sojourn in England, and which, according to our contemporary The Standard, ...

... S'o notice can be taken of anonymous communication, Whatever is iatanded for insertion must be authenti- cated by the name and address of the writer; net neeessarilyforpublication, but as a guarantee ofgocd faith. Weeannot undertake to return rejected conununieatiom ...

... SERIOUS COLLIERY ACCIDENT. Shortly after six o'clock on Tuesday morning con- siderable consternation was created on the top of the Strafford Main Colliery, from its being apparent that some accident had taken place at the bottom, from the frequently repeated signals from those at the bottom to be drawn up. Quickly through Barnsley, from which the pit is distant rather more than two miles, and ...