... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I PEDWAU WEDI El! NWFDI O. I | hwngg pump u a chwech o'r gloch nos Iaudiweddf, .g cy~mmerodd ffrwydriad achrydums le yn nhy Mr. Robert Ciopley, barbwr, Camp lane, Sheffie ld, yr g hw .b a barodd g olled mawr, heb law nwiwidi pw wa o bersonau. eB eb law ei alwedigaeth fel barbwr, y amae gan Mr. CopleY fusnes yy ?? gwahanol d fatba u o d an gw.vllt, a c yr oedd e i st oc yu fawr pryd hyn c, bob ...

... 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 ...

... T HE BALL. Last night, a grand ball was gi ven 1)i Sir Thos. and the Hon. Lady B13teson at Belvoir Park in honor of his Excellency. There -vas a large art aristocratic gathering. Dancing commencel at ha.lf- past ten o'clocl;, the hil being opelnel by his Excel- T3 leucyandLatlyB3aeson. The follow-ing is thelisto, ?? S Annesley, ?? Lodge, A ewcastle; Earl An- i uesley, Castlewelian; i1on. ...

... The following despatch is published in the Doily Telegraph: BURRITZ, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-Ahairs appear to be complicated in Italy. Chevalier Negra, the Italian MKinister, accompanied by the Sccoanl Secre- tary, arri ed here fromt Paris. To-nighlt the Prus- sian Minister and M. Rouliaer will also arrive here. The Titles believes that the days of the Septem.- ber Convention between France and ...

... FIENIAN OUTRAGE AT CHESTER. C1EnSTsR, SATURDAY.-An attempt was made to 'ire the Chester Police Office last night with Fenian fire thrown from outside. The wooden ventilator was fired. A fire-engine was promptly on the spot, and extinguished the flames in about a quarter of an hour. The bottle was found. All quiet since. THE QUEEN AND THE FENTAN MOVE. MENT. Tim further information we have ...

... COU RT AND FASHION. Lt THE COURT. I BALMLOAL, OCT. 17.-The Queen drove out, ac- LO companied by Princess Louise and Prince Leopold, - and attended by Lady Ely. -Mr. Theodore Martin ' had the honor of diningr with the Queen and Royal family. The Duke of Buckinghamu has arrived at 3. Balmoral, and is the minister in attendance on her d Majesty. Mr. G. B. Engleheart has also arrived at the Castle ...

... THi:E 2iST FuscuLornE-The detachment of this fine regiment at present stationed in Newry Bar- rack comprises twelve sergeants, twelve corporals, and about 200 privates. The following are the officers in ?? Collingwood, Captain Clarke, Captain Jackson, Lieutenant Patterson, Lieutenant Salmond, Lieutenant Robinson, Ensign Croker, Ensign Law, and Assistant-Surgeon XWhipple. Colonel Herbert, C.B., ...

... THE GREAT I U'XITED PROTESTANT! DEMIONXSTIATI[ON. MrE ETINGC; OF 40.000 PEOPLE AT O HILULBOROUGH. 7 -n £FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. i HLLSGoRo ucn, 5NED-'½I SDAY. Y m To-DAY the great United Protestant Meeting was Iit held at Hillsboroegh, and realised the highest ex- he ?? of its promoters. Notwithstanding the unsettled state of the weather for the last week, an4d the extreme wetness of the day ...

... BALL AT HILLSBOROUTGH. juuozr on~r ow:- ornEOLE.] -iI LA 11r0 AGl, I Ur)A~Y 2\TCTTT. To-encitr, a granld hal. given by the StaiffSer- t geants of th~e Loyal Southl Dow-n Mfiilitia, stationled s in ?? tOV;II, nunder the ?? of the M~arquis ofs Dowalshirec. in honor of the marriage oF Lady Atlice, s his lerdship s daugterlt, with laiod IKenlis, took c pl1:n e in thL- R~oal L ,rporatioi:ln5 A~ ...

... Is ?? OPE ,ING r'nENGLISH PRESB'YTERA - ~COLLEGE. terign tburcbes in and around London. 'The 'sub- *ject-.0 6!lcr was Te RiyCli ?? Church, with Citsd Charoterlaidle, lihmons ;adII finence. 'The lecturer at some length, showed that- the dloctiie~m dst b th ules ebraig ~this termteal hita Churches of Wales *Ireland, and Scotlanid) were in; substance the' same as those ?? ?? Church; 'and the ...