... ,g w 'Ta ,J ro ?IAA, 11, ? II) IT -? ? 1, Y DEHEU. Traddodwycd milwr yn Mhenfro, y dlyddo'rlflte, i setyll ei brawf yn y brawdlys chwarterol esaf, a; y cybuddiad o ffagio tystysgrif bricdasol. Y mae ei aralwyddiaeth eRgob Ty Ddewi wedi ei ethol yn Broffeswr Hanesyddiaeth yn yr Atlrios Frenhinol, yn lie y diweddar Mr. Grote. Hysbysasom o'r blaen fad seiri coed AbOerrWedi gwneuthur cais am ...

... 9,1V IVa-- MAI SFED, 1872. REGISTEEED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE I AS A NEWSPAPER. L~ I L DENGYS adroddia4 chwaiteiol y CofrestryddI cyqffedilnol fod y ?? yn y tri mis diweddaf - - , - . ' ?? I y 1871 yn fwy na'r cynnydd arferol yn y tym- rhor, ac y mae y ?? hwn yn cael ei briod- ?? i sefyllfa IwyddiLnus masuach y wlad. Yr oedd nifer y genedigaethau yn chwarter v gaiaf yn llai na, arferol; ac ...

... MOUNTAIN ASH. LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.—The fortnightly meeting of this Beard was held on Monday at the Board-room, the members present being—Messrs. J. Griffiths (in the chair), E. Evans D. Colman, E. Thomas, Thos. Edwards, aud Rev. J. W. Williams. The minutes of the last meeting were read and coufirmed. Mr. D. Harris sub- mitted to the board the names of Messrs. T. Jones and J. Davies, builders ...

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... SCHOOL BOARD.—The usual fortnightly meeting was held on Thursday, Mr. James Lewis in the chair. At the previous meeting Mr Lewis intimated his intention of re- signing the chairmanship, but in consequence of the re- presentations made to him by Dr. Price and others, and at their earnest desire, he now consented to retain the position. There was no other business of importance. ...

... THE' TICHBORNE CLAIlfANT.-It is rumoured that the Claimant will extend his Bristol tour through Wales to Tenby, and that he will pay Llanelly a flying visit, or, at least, condescend to receive the congratulations of his admirers at the station, and, perhaps, any trifle of money with which they may feel disposed to present him. VESTRY MEETING.-A vestry meeting was held in the Town-hall, ...

... Lieutenant Vincent, of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, delivered a lecture, on Friday, at the Royal United Service Institution, on the Russian Army. General Sir William Codrington presided. According to Lieutenant Vincent, the Czar has a splendid army, but not as yet fully organised and workable. He does not think that Europe need fear any disturbance from Russia for some time. She will rather ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. I t >X BIRTHDAY OF PRINCE ABTHUB. yg^hday of Prince Arthur was celebrated at W vc,;8. rc'ay by processions and illuminations and eJ°icings. JHOUJ. FATAL FEAY IN IBELAND. Njy 8 Darmody, who was stabbed at Thurles, Tip- dead. The murderer ha s been d for trial. A^JJUPPOSED MURDER OF A BOY. h^orJ'^ a named Smith, was found yester- Qtderelldlng, on Witsey Common, Bradford, ...

... In an article yesterday, on the Permissive Bill, tbe Times says :— We must try to relieve members from the tyranny of fanatical minorities. In our worship of the methods we have inherited from the past, we re- fuse to see that what we call the representation of majorities is often, in fact, made a contrivance for en- abling a minority to direct the policy of Parliament. This is incontestably ...

... » v. THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. WE\Y YORK, Thursday. — The Washington corre- ^Poudents of several evening papers state that the iministration has fully determined to take no further to compromise the indirect claims. The Foreign » airs Committee expects Great Britain to withdraw 111 the arbitration. ...

... JUBILEE MEETINGS.—Meetings usually held when t debt upon a place of worship is expunged are _design^ jubilee meetings. Such meetings were held in Independent Chapel on Sunday and Monday. ministers that officiated on Sunday were the Revs. ^°5Le yg' Cwmavon, and Davies, Cwmaman; on Monday the D. Jones, Merthyr, and Farr, Cardiff. A great nun: of people attended these meetings, and the amounted ...

... Their lordships met at five o'clock. EARL RUSSELL'S MOTION. Earl GRANVILLE said before the House passed to the orders of the day he wished to refer to the motion of the noble earl (Russell), which stood for that evening. Their lordships would remember that the noble earl's motion had already been postponed, and her Majesty's Govern- ment, while acknowledging the forbearance of Parliament, had ...