... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... COURT AND FASE[HION THE COURT. WINDSOR CssTLE, MSkRno ?? Sir T. M., and the Hon. Lady Biddulph had the honour of dining with the Queen yesterday. The Queen and Princess Beatrice went out this morn- ing. Prince Leopold walked out, attended by Mr. Collins. BucxisEnmr PATAcA.-Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and Prince Leopold, left Windsor Castle at four o'clock, and drove ...

... DRIPTINGS ABOUT THE PACIFIC.-No. 3. [WRITTS1H FOR TfuB JDXNTBR 'PLYING POST.] At tho back of ths city of Honolulu and leading to the inkrior of the island is the Nuana Valloy-road, on either did@ of whiah, for a considerable distance, are the residences of the elite of Hawaiisa society. The valley through which Lhis road runs lies between two ranges of hills, increasing in altitude until ...

... Strenuous exertions have been made in the last few days in the parish of Lampeter to get signatures to a pe- tition against Mr. Osborne Morgan's Burials Bill. It is to be hoped that the Dissenters in the parish and neigh- bourhood are equally energetic. ...

... I I 1, jMAWRTH 13EG, 1872. 1 S. REaSTERBD AT THE GENERA POST OFFICE ( mI ~~AS A NEwsPAPER. I YR oedd derbyniadau y drysorfa, yu ystod yr un I Imis ar ddeg o'r ?? gyllidol oedd yn mis ar aueg v - JJ_- , - ndiweddU ar yr 2i o Fawrtb, yu cyrhaedd i n 66,762,728p.-cynnydd o fwy na phedair miliwn d a cbwarter ar y swm a dderbyniwyd yn y tyra- U mhor cyferbyniol y llynedd. V mae y cyllid oddi wrth ...

... - - ?? R. BRIGHT ON THE INCOME-TAX AND NATIONAL EXPENDITURE. The Right Hon. Mr. John Bright, M.P., was invited by the Conmittee Of the Birmingbam Anti Income-tax Aseflciationltoacoc~mpany thedeputation which is to wait noon the Chancellor of the Exchequer to urge the total uaolition of the above tax. It will be seen from the lowin letter addressed to the honorary secretary to the movement, ...

... WE3DNESDA^Y MOtTNG. MARCH 13. - - ;E -- hv Tnr Endie with tions were submitted ODy ir zault svibil reference to the Scotch Education Bill, ex- me pressing general approval of the measure, affi and suggestinzg certain amendments with the cot view of securing thatthe publicnmoney should hea be expended for the support of secular in- struction alone, and the appointment of a se Central ...

... THE ALABAMA OLAIMS. THE AMERICAN R]EPLY. ISPECL TELPAKL Lrvm~wo, March IS The White Star Company's steamer Baltic, whioh left New York on the 2nd inst., reached liverpool this a9terf- noon, ?? Queenstown. The New York Pima publishes the following Important despatch :- Washington, March 1. J The Americean reply to Earl Granvifle'o note was fully vnd finally agreed upon in a Cabinet meeting to ...

... I ULLL kxz-M«!4.t*AhT11 X 4. lilt.^R DYDD GWyl Dewi diveddaf, bu amryw feirdd a llenorion ar bererindod yn y lie cyssegredig hlwnw, lie yr agorodd yr anfarwol Dr. Morgan, cyfleithydd y Beibl, ci lygad mawr ar y byd hwn gyntaf-y ilygaa, ychydig cdyddiau diweddarach, a drodd yn oleuni dwyfol i'r holl genedl. Cychiwynasom yn y boreuo G lan Aber, Bcttws y Coed, o dan arweiniad y bardd, y ...

... ELEMCION OF' WATER COMMISSIONER. Y|SnhRDAY the election of four Water Commis- sioners took place at the Cormmissioners' Office, Rosemary Street Place. The wards vacant were St. Anne's, Cromac, Dock, Smithfield, and George's Wards. In two of these ?? and Smithfield Wards-was there a contest, the polling in the other wards closing early in the day after a few votes had been recorded. In St. ...