... I gets! Rid. TY YR ARGLWYU.DI. Dydd L lun, Ebrill 15fed. Ymngnyfarfu eu hhar. glwyddia ethau am 5 o'r gloch. Y Died ydd Ziteddwol. Iarrl KIimberley a roddodd rybudd y byddai iddo yfory ddwyn ar y bwrdd fesur er rheoleiddiad y gwerthiant o'r diodydd meddwol, ac egluro ei ddar- pariadau gyda golwg ar hyny. Aflest a Ysnddiswvyddiad Deo iaid. Dygwyd yr adroddiad o berthynas ir mesur hwlu ; i mewn; ...

... PWT 0 DREFFYNNON. Y mAE genym yr wythnos hon y gorchwyl galarus o gofnodi marwolaeth ddisymmwth y gd'r ieuauge gobeithiol, Mr. Theophilus Lloyd Jones, ail fabMrs. Ann Jones, grocer, o'r dref hon, yr hwn oedd er's peth amser bellach yn efrydydd ya, Edinburgh. Cychwynodd Mr. Jones ei yrfa fel meddyg, gyda J. C. Davies, YBw., M.D., ac odrychid arno bob amser gan bawb fel dyn ieuango a fuaaai yn ...

... THE AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. LONDON CENTRAL AID COMMITTEE. A meeting in aid of the agricultural labourers was held in London on Saturday evening, and during Sunday seve- ral open-air meetings took place, at which the following tddreM to the working men of England was unanimously adopted and ordered to be printed :— The address is dated from the Central Aid Committee Boom, Blaek Swan Inn, ...

... PLOUGH ÛHAPEL.- We learn that the Rev. R. S. Wil- liams, the present minister of the Welsh Independent Church at Brecon, is leaving for Bethesda, Carnarvon- shire. CONGREGATIONAL MEMORIAL COLLEGE —On Wednesday a general meeting was held at this College, for the purpose of considering the proposal adopted at a recent meeting of the committee, to the effect that two tutors should be appointed to ...

... Wednesday.—At a meeting, of the Majority, ^tesi(ji candidature of Senor Ilios Eisas for the Saiil^^y Congresswas approved. Senor Sagasta answer for order, and I reckon on suffi- law. ICes to bring the rebels within the grasp of the H OPENING OF THE CORTES. His jj- V0l'tes were opened to-day by the King in person. Foi.gjJ^sty stated that cordial relations existed with ^owers- The King hopes ...

... ALARMING STATE OF VESUVIUS. ROME, Friday. —In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, fjignor Lanza read a despatch from Naples stating that »ne eruption of Vesuvius is increasing. ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS.-SIXTY PEOPLE INJURED. NAPLES, Friday. Yesterday sixty persons were bounded by approacing too near Mount Vesuvius. ...

... ARREST OF A CLAIMANT TO THE EARL- DOM OF ABERDEEN. Intelligence received in Liverpool from New York states that on the 9th inst. Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis arrested Lord George Gordon, alias George Henry Gordon, alias Gordon Gordon, at the suit of Jay Gould, on an order of arrest granted by Judge Brady. It appears that Mr. Gould swears that on the 1st March last he delivered to Gordon 600 ...

... + DIVINE SERVICE FOR THE POLICE.—The first of a series of Diviue services for the police was held on Sunday afternoon at St. John's Church. About 30 members of the borough police force attended, and there was also a large congregation. The Rev. D. Howell, vicar, preached an admirable sermon from Matthew xvi., 26. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.—A new painted East window has just been placed in St. ...

... There is but one all engrossing topic here just now that is the Ministerial crisis which is presumed to be imminent. The very solemn announcement of the Daily Xews on Monday caused an immense sensation. To be told in double-leaded lines that before the end of the week the Tory party would very probably ] be iu power, and for a long term too, was certainly rather startling, but at first sight ...

... MARRIAGE FESTIVITIES.—On Tuesday the repeated firing of cannon, on Coedpenmain announced the tying of the nuptial knot somewhere. It appeared that the junior partner in the firm of W llliamsi and Knight, of the works known as the Coedpenmain Foundry, was being initiated into the Benedictine mysteries Mr. Knight is not so well known in Pontypridd as he and his family are in Surrey, but the ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1872. vYE have lately received a large number of letters respecting the spread of what is called Ritualism, and its partial manifestation in connection with Roath Church. Several of these communications have been published in the belief that free trans- mission of thought upon the subject may prove advantageous others, less temperate in tone, and characterised by violent ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [REUTER'S AND PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PARIS, Saturday.—-In a speccli. at Havre, M. Gam- 13 ta declared his programme to be an educated nation an a national army, and urged that the first reform as the dissolution of the Assembly and the election of a Republican Assembly. ociiAEls' Sunday Evening.—Marguerite Dixblanc is still here. M. Thiers visited Paris ...