... lMiV1±rLAJ5. V AGORIAD GRAND LODGE CYAIRUT :Y MAE yn destyn law1e-nydd i ni oll wybod fod eln burdd yn Nghymru wedi cynnyddu mor gy'dym (yn ol Ilythyr ein District Deputy at the Lodges), fel y daeth yn hollol angenrheidiol i Gymru fedda yr hyn y mae t Lloegr, Ysgotland, a'r Iworddon eisoes yn ei Eeddu, sef Grand Lodge. Yr oedd sefydliad y Grand Lodge. yu cael edrych yu mulaen ato er's ...

... VOCHRIW. CRAXOGWKN.On Saturday evening last Miss Rees (Cranogwen) delivered her celebrated lecture on the sub- ject » Bevond the Rocky mountains, at the Independent Chapel, Vochriw. The Rev. Mr. Griffiths, the minister of the chapel, occupied the chair. Ihe proceeds of the lecture will go towards liquidating th« debt on the Cal- vinistic Methodist Chapel, Vochnw. ...

... TROEDYRHIW. ATISITTO THE SKWACF. GAHDKN-. An i'nportant deputation of members of the Rochdale Board of H-alth recently paid ftn official visit of inspection to the Sewage Irrigation Works of the Merthyr Board of Health, near Troedyrhiw. The party (about a (tenm number), was conducted over the works by Mr. B,.il,;y Denton whft designed them. Dr. James, of the Merthyr Board, also accompanied the ...

... MAES Y C WMMER. The third entertainment, in connection with the Sunday School of the Baptist Chapel at the above place, was held on Tuesday last, when the attendance was very large, The chair was occupied by Mr. Ll. Jenkins Miss Jones and Mr. Williams kindly presiding at the harmonium. The Pengam choir sang several pieces, and were the chief attraction of the evening. Mr. Parry's little ...

... The wheat trade rules dull. Prices must be quoted Is. lower than last Friday. Barley also cheaper. Beans and oats meet a limited demand, at prices in favour of buyers. ...

... SCHOOL BOARD.—A special meeting of the Llanel^ School Board was held yesterday, to consider what bye- laws should be adopted. All the members were present, with the exception of Mr. C. W. Nevill. A compulsory clause was unanimously adopted. Mr, Williams, who moved the resolution, said he might have made a long speech in favour of it, showing its necessity to most rea- sonable men, but would ...

... BURGLARY.—A daring burglary was committed, on Sunday evening last, at the house of Mr. Evan Evans, Nantcoch, near Pencader, who is an engraver and watch- maker, and also the assistant-oversser. 240 belonging to the parish, and three watches were stolen, and up to this time no clue to the person or persons concerned has been found ...

... During Whitsun week Prince Arthur will open the new park at Liverpool. DIVORCE SUIT BY A CLERGYMAN.—In the singular divorce suit of Partington v. Partington andTownend, wherein the wife of the Rev. C. H. Partington, rector of Stoke Mandeville, was charged with adultery with a young gentleman resident in the neighbourhood, the co-respondent on Wednesday denied the charge. His cross-examination ...

... Y'DYDD DIOLOCHGARsWOH.-CadWyd y diwrnod hwn yma trwy i'r masnachdai, banciau, swyddfeydd, &c., gael eu can trwy v dydd. Cafodd plant y siopan a'r desciau ryddid i fyned i'r fan a fynont, a diwrnod braf i'r pwrpas ydoedd. ?Tid oedd yma un math o gyfarfod crefyddol gan un enwad ar yr achlysur. Hyd yn nod ?? y Llywodraeth, nid oedd ynao ddim ond y gwasanaeth arferol sydd yn cael ei gynal trwy y ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of this board was held on Monday last, when there were ?? Charles Bicknell (in the chair), J. K. Douglas, Thomas Maguire, Morgan Richards and Thomas Lewis. Financial.-Mr Morgan Richards moved, Mr Matuire seconded, and it was agreed that Messrs Bioknell anid Douglas sign the precept ordered to be issued upon the overseers of the parish of Bangor for £80. ?? and the ...

... THE TICHBORNE CASE. Nothing has yet been heard of an application for bail the Tichlioriie case. THREATENED STRIKE AT OXFORD. Unless the nine hours limit be conceded, the building Operatives of Oxford threaten to strike. A CORPORATION ACCOUNTANT DISMISSED. Mr. Harris, accountant of the Bradford Corporation, bas been dismissed, and his accounts placed in the bands of an accountant. STATE OF LADY ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday evening Mr. Geoi. Thorns, formerly of No. 32, Chariotte-street, Cardiff, clerk in the Glamorgan Coal Company's offices at Llwyny- pia, was taking the numbers, &c., of the coal trams, the train unepexctedly started, asd he was pressed between the buffers. He walked a few yards, and then fell against the man who was leading him. He was carried to his lodgings about a ...