... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ifHI ,MI.U ten?pE MUBPHY RIOTS AT BIRMINGHAM.—At the Quar- ^),Q f8'J?8 at Birmingham this week a number of persons Core„ j ^een out on bail on the charge of being COfini in the MurPhT f'ots came np on their re- 8atisfna*Ces Recorder (Ivlr Adatns) expressed his ^action that the pence of the town had not again been ^adh atl ...

... THE UiEPTN LMFIORUATOItY. We bave beeu rtequested to give insertion to thv annexed Itter, which has been addressed to th- Rcv. Mosep Furlong, Director of St. Patricoks lefo! matory, Cork: *'Limerick, Monday, October 21. flly. A1i) MOST DeAn SIB-I never yet bad the pleasure ef seeing you, nor yet had I the happinesi. of hearing much about you, or the wasnificont in stitution which you- ...

... Pauperism continues to show a considerable increase in the number of persons receiving parochial relief. The average weekly numbers relieved in the September quarter of i865 were 117,I72 in-door, and 719,589 out- door; in the same quarter of i866 the numbers were I20,955 in-door, and 7'7'553 out-door; last quarter, 129,838 in-door and 743,977 out-door. The increase of in-door pauperism since ...

... TILE LEEDS MERCURY. TnrE KiNG or ITALY has made his choice, Ile had the alternative of heading the revolation and ;Ibraving France, or of obeying France and braving the Ls revolution. Ile has chosen the latter, Ho has issued :o a proclamation denouncing the movement ?? a Rome, and declaring that his imperious duty will b3 d to save the honour of Italy by putting it down. Italy, n he says, ...

... APTOMINMAS'6 HARP RECITAL, Last night wve bad the pleasure of listening to a m very novel, indeed, anuiquo, performance in th a MusicIall T Mr. Aptomnmas, probably the most skilful living har O gavea a-harp Recital, The burp in the last genera- t tiosI was much cultivated, but it bas now almost gene out t of fashion. It is matter for regret that itishould he so, a as the harp is such a ...

... ir MONDAY.-The sudden delrease of- pressure ro- l ported from the northern stations on Saturday became :e much more extensive in the course of the (lay, but this 3d orning the pressure shows a remnarkable incresee since 7- yesterday amounting to 8-lOths of an inch in the north (if d Scotland, On Saturday night and Sunday the wind in- .S creased to a gale front the S.W., which reached the force ...

... SIR, E. M. BULLER, M.P., ON THE REFORM I ~~~BILL. Sir E M, Buller, Bart., one of the members for North Staffordshire, was among the guests at a banquet given by the Mayor of Nowcastle-under.Lyme, on Tuesday ovening, and, In responding to the health of the county members, he said although he and MIr. Addorley differed in politics, It was Impossible for two men to act more oor. dially together ...

... TliztrsdZy, 2 o'clock. - TyRiJ ebminglq Isewd. RECTER'S TELEGRAIMS. ITALY AND THE ROMAN QUESTION. FLOCRENCE, Ocr. 30 (Evening).-The official Gazette of this evening says:- - Tie French Ylloo;! em- having announced that the French flag waves upon the walls of Civita Vcrchia, the Government of the Kinm, in conformity with the declarations made by it previoslliy to friendly Powers, in view of ...

... -- P L :, : . :: 1v ~S _. *. w . UICIePAL 3jtEEN~GS.: -- ?? EIGHTH WAI.- A meeting of the electors of thC above X wtdtoek place last-nigbt in the 3ion Institutio ROoms. A deput~ation waitedron, ' James Brown wjith a, numerously signed requistion, requesting him to eal the mneeting for the pu6poseof considering the cominig election. - BeleWatson stated that owing to Mr Brown labouring, under ...