... y Pi'RAE RHWNG ',RHEN FFAlRMWR,| ,d EA SION BWL. A bIWiN bIWh. . SE i~ M w. 0spect& Yl Y 'A pethe rhyfedd a digri' yn icym'rd lle ?? b yn y byd yma, ddydd a nes-ynghwsg ac yn mae bo efiro yn- amal. Dro 'nol, mni gymrodd rhwun ene, I yn i ben i ddanwon i mi swp a'r peth digril land i n . hwnw-Pwns, be ydach chi 'n i:alw fo ymhc r Wel,: mi eis i ydrach trosto fo, rw gida'r nos tir a . n . ...

... I LORD ST. LJEONARDS AND THE 1VUNANS I Yetterday's 2'Time publishes a letter from Lord St. Leonardo. in which his lordihip says :- I deqire to call the attention of all Fenitae in England to the corsideration of how far their actions conduce to the acornmplishment of the objects they have in view. There are hundreds of thousands of Irishman in England, and their children born here rank as Eng ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE OF I I MARRIAGE. HEAVY DArdAtES. At the Secondaries' Court, London, on Monday, before Mr. Secondary Potter and a Ispecial jury, the case of Yardley v. Tyler came on for sattle- ment. The aotion was to recover damages, laid at £2000, in a breach of promise of marriage, The case was sent down from the Court of Common Pleas, defendant having suffered judg melnttogobydefault. Mr. ...

... I S:tHIPPING DISASTERS. I The well-known Liverpool packet ship Hema- sphere, bound from Beeseiln, In Arraean, to this port, witbh aoargo of rice, wtas reported yesterday abandoned at sea, her orew being all eaved and landed at this gport by the Ogono, from Manills. 8he was owned mn Liverpool by 3 Mr. Redhead. The ship Industry, of this port, bound from London to Ban Francisco, with a general ...

... CHRONOLOW.CAL NOTES' Shrove Tuesday.. Feb. 25Wit Moia .J11 1 Aeh Wednesday . 26) Triniity Sunday . 7 Rusiter 12unday . April 12 Advent n..v. Na. 29 leas. Z M 1S63. liZ* n JlANUAnY. . 12 23 41 5JULY..0. .. ii2 5 8i 7i 8 9 1011 12 j8,9 01115½112 20 21 22 2324 25106 21 22 2:1 24 2o21) £7 28293021I. OS 27)8i 29 1 2) FEBRUARY, .~ ..4.I 2AGUT6.. 7 10 11 12 1314 l ...

... - DUFFIELD. 'f A cattle fair will be, hold at Duffield on Thursday, the 9th I January, and Monday, the 2nd March, 1868. Oa .1 val HEAGE. Almi if The London Gazette of the 24th, ult., announces that time 15m perp~etual Curlecy of Heage hae been converted into a Rectory ml'c] by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, under the provisions of aft( the District Church Tithes' Act. pinl KILBURN. On ...

... COMMERlCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVE21Ieo. This being the last day of the year, and there being some apprehension of a reaction in feeslng as the turn of the year advances, there has been e cessation In the speculative sales of railways. At the same time adverse operators have been closing their engagements by purchases, so that between these influences a moderate advance has been eetablished. In ...

... DUBLIN, Thursday night. A telegram from Cork says that an Irish American was arrested this morning on the Waterford and Lismore mail car. He was armed with a revolver. Her Majesty's ships Helicon and Research which left Queenstown on Tuesday morning in pursuit of a Fenian cruiser reported off the coast, have not yet returned. This evening a number of small packages, addressed to members of ...

... - ., I MEETING OF SAEIRHOWDHRS AT LEEDS. Yesterday a meeting of the shareholders of the idland Railway Company was held at the Quqeu'a Hotel, 3eeds, to consider what stops shall be taken to protect the interests of the company at the meeting. to be hold at Derby, on the 15th January. Mr. BA=%ES, M.P., occupied the ohair. The attendance wva large and ina fuential. The CHAIRMAN stated that he ...

... LATEST INTELLIAGEN CE The two Desmonds, Allen, English, O'Ceefe, Mu- BI laney, and Ann Justice were re-examined at Bow-street, T D on Monday, and were again remanded. v to A A telegram from Alexandria brings us a rumour s transmitted from Massowall, that the chains had been h taken off the captives in Abyssinia, and that there of was a chance of their release. r The Roman Catholic Dean of ...

... Mr. John Bright, M.P., spoke on Monday night at t] a meeting held at Rochdale to congratulate his brother tl on the success of his contest at Manchester. As to C the matter of his speech (remarks the Loendn Standard) it would be wearisome to deal with it in detail. Mr. t e Bright never had but one subject in his life, and his last d speech is but an echo of all the others. We do not ...

... IJATEST NEWS, ' [}En1'rac' Tsmaoasro, FRANCE. Pinrs, Doec. 31. The Afonittew of this morning publishes a decree fixing at 292 the number of deputies to be elected during the electoral period from 1867 to 1872. The department of the Seine has nine members to elect. The departments of Aude, Cher, Finisterre, Gironde, Herault, Ieere, Jura, Ores, and Pyrin~es Orientales will have each one more ...