... I I O. Gair o berthyncas i'r Ggsatdleuaeet& -Er ys s ig amsereyn ol, darh ifni roi awgrymriad byehan, fod yoo th un enwad ya biysur ddarparu ar gyfer hir nos goasf Nu ndrnidsoeddymornd'megys yn .?ophwydo and sba tbyn S ma yn virlonedd, as aid yo un g y hor thodipslaid ,tn 64 y rMae, yr eenwadau ereil befyd, yn darparu, 03 B d wedi grneyd erbyn hyn. Oad am y Xethodistiaid rnaent hwy wedi ffurfo ...

... : TAL Y SARNI iPIescr-dcth. Dydd WMWItt yr wythnos~ddiweddaf, ydoedd y dir. necd, pwyntialdigia.Giyfldiithasa Blcdieu'r Os5 a, Yn 11k n~d.:pdamaidogb Yr oeddywedi' ?? yri'ddew tpthi-ni 'ei lbiuln er's,tna dwy flyniedd, ad' o achso yr bediad yn :a~oiihd y ?? yr oedd o rhaid ei'&obi-iionii mtor f an ag'y cawsom r niewydd dsio'i; h oiad, ?? ar gyfer y daith. Y oedd Yipl`n ''llawn swydd ai. dmni, ...

... ~iJ ~ nq . Ao Y TERFYSG YN Y TALEITHIATU PABAIDD. FLORENC13, Hydref 9fed. l Ni dderbyniwyd unrhyw hysbysiad o bwys ymap ar ol y frwydr a fn rhwng y ?? a'r mil- wyr Pabaidd yn Bognorea. Y mae y gwrbhryfe yn l. parbau mewn amryw ardaloedd, a chredir fod yn mwriad y ?? grynhoi at ea gilydd i fan ?? pennodol VIENNNA, Hydref 9fed. Y Dywed y Presse fed y llywodraeth Babaidd yu n of ni y bydd ir ...

... DR. LIVYINGSTONE- gix yrliaeddodd y newyddd i'r wiad hon am I llil'4diaetli y teithiwr enxwog, Dr. IAVING AXE, 'eddiarnayd pob graddau a dosbarth 1 theinlladl o alar dwys, o herwydd tynged j ~'ffodut dyg oedd trwy ei lafur eibaid aI '~q3ganityddiadau vpwyaig wedi gwnenthflr gwasanaeth pwysig i achos Cristionogaeth WE I gwareiddiad, a masnach; a dyn hefyd ag yr eu oeddid yn disgwyl cymmaint ...

... X?qffiou.. Bod yn Gristion ydyw efe-lychu Tesn Grist. h( Y rnae y Cristion yn ennill drwy ei holl golledion. m Yr ydym wedi ein creu a'n prynu gyda'r unig amcan gE o ogoneddu Duw.-PAYSObT. Pa beth bynag ydyw ein meddiannau, y mae yna ia feddrod yn en diwedd hwynt oll.-HENRY. rl Chwantau dynion ydynt eu duwiau ar y ddaear' ond byddant yn gythreuliaid iddynt yn usfern. ei Glanheweh eich 'lamp' ...

... Ordert for the Week ending October 26, 1867. Triday (To day)—Yearly inspection—Corps will parade in full uniform at 8 p.m., at the Drill Hall. Every man must attend in order to obtain the capitation grant. Monday—Recruit Drill—8.30 p.m., Drill Hall. Wednesday—Company Drill-8.30 p.m.. Drill Hall—Undress Uniform. Friday— Recrnit Drill-8.30 p.m., Drill Hall. Members are reminded that Class Firing ...

... An American, imprisoned as a Fenian, has written a letter, which is published in the Irishman, detailing his experience in Kilmainham Gaol. Each man's breakfast consists of a tin cup of mush and half It pint of water coloured white, in a sickly imitation of milk. The mush is composed of | Indian meal, half decomposed, and oatmeal. It is of the consistence of gruel made for invalids, and looks ...

... SATURDAY. DRUNKENNESS.—Sarah Thomas, charged with ness, was cautioned and discharged.—Robert DalEY, larly charged, was fined 7s. and costs or seven prisonment.—Thomas Stevens, charged with being o0- and riotous, was fined 5s. and costs, or seven days' imPr ment. RIOTOUS AND ILL-CONDUCT.—Mary Ann Evans, the frail sisterhood, charged with using obscene was sentenced to one month's imprisonment ...

... eTHE GREAT AMERICAN SCANDAL! An American correspondent writes that the great scandal which has been caused by Mrs. Lincoln coming to New York to sell various valuable shawls, dresses, and diamonds that were presented to her during the President's lifetime, has grown to huge proportions. Mrs. Lincoln placed these goods, which she values at dols., in the bands of an auctioneer, and directed him ...

... So Btjticc can be taken of anonymous communication, W'ke.-ever is intended for insertion must be authenti- cated by the name and address of the writer; net necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee ofgocd f'&ith. WCcftnnot undertake to return rejected communicatoTlt ...

... folifitjal JittclIiriLni^. MR. DISRAELI has accepted the proposal to confer upon him the freedom of the city of Edinburgh, ou the occasion of his visit there. The Conservative banquet takes place on the 29th of October, under the presidency of Sir Wiilam Stirling Maxwell, M.P. THE BANQUET TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE ExcnE. QUER.— We are glad to learn that the list of honorary stewards for the ...

... OINTMENT AND PILLS.—Cramps—Neuralgia— Spasms.—These severe nervous affections are h ippily moderated in their intensity and duration by the soothing and purifyiagj powers of these inestimable prepartions. Whether the enmip be in the stomach, legs, or toes, it yields with equal facility to the application of the Ointment; and the recurrence of these dk- disorders is effectually prevented by a ...