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... YMGEISWYR CENHADOt. MAewvn cyfarfod o Gyfeisteddfod Gweithiol y Gen- hadaeth Dramor, a gynbaliwyd Ebrill 22ain, wedi eymetvd i ystyriaeth yr adroddiadau cysurus a dder- byniwyd yn ddiweddar, ac er's amser bellach, am sefyllfa lewyrcbus y Genhadaeth yn India,y Ii vy(ldiant amlwg A pha un y mae yr Arglwydd yn bendithio llafur ein cenbadon, a rhagolygon addawol y gwaith yno; ac wedi Tmddiddan ...
... The Brston iron brig Novelty recently foundered a C at sea while on a voyage between the West Indies a and Boston. She was a vessel of peculiar construe- tion, built about five years ago expressly for the a sugar trade, being fitted with tanks into which the e liquid sugar Was pumped, instead of being packed in hogsheads, as is usually the case. She thus car- ried a muoh larger cargo than a ...
... ,- ' ?? O._ TT._:A :T:A_ .Al If woe except the united Kingdomi A'lli- ance. and those Who 'hpprove of 'its po- granime, there appeals; so far as liasyet been ascertained, to be no section of the community who actively resent the propo- sals embodied in Mr. Citoss's new Bill. ?? is, however, one other ex6ep tiori to the above limited statenient, for we find the Om 7)o .7 Td>qrCvI., with ...
... I The special correspondent of the Houri writing from Bayonne, under date of April 26, says..:- d - Certainly, i Spain the march. of events is not ;s rapidi is more beaildering by its slowness than d rapidity. The absence of* any intelligence in tho opportunity of inventors. It is now a month oe- t- astly since the last fight, and .to~day. id announced ?? as that fixed for the third attempt, ...
... MRS. CRAWS-HAYT ON FEMALE 0, -1 I . I~ SUFFR&GII 7, l:.rad Urg. (rawshay writeae fballow to the 6 zanRincr: - When bitterneii bc' esniintense, ?? 'Inow the'end of tie.fikht,appro6ohns; and when a X review, which has alwviys done its. worst. against 9 wohien OolUtively, ?? uswiththeiinformation.1 'thatU 'now . . .I. *-it iaa swell 'to speak plainly ` those who desire the emancipation of the ...
... i ~ R66*J;0RITIC OhH EiER IFO THARDIN BOLU0{ . SThe-4:: Lordorelorrespondent .of - the Li;erpool Josual. thus referato tMr. D., Davien, IL.T:- ?? fiist eccontric (ic,.t man acting. on no - entio, entirely oub ofall centres) to e notices is .11 I)Dvid Davies, member for the borough of Cardigan, Mr. DaUsd Davies his tol1, us that ho W;i's once at pitwan-that hi-be vporkedl ii a coal- pit but 1 ...
... SECOND ELDITION. WE5'RRN MAIL Oridar, 4.30 A.)t. - EBJB'ki'W' Hi 1ILUkAM5. FRANOE PALsI; APRIL 6.-At a banquet given yes- terday at Evredix, the Duke da Broalie, in replying to a toast, declared his intention to preseat the Oonstitutional Bills to the Chara- ber on its reassembling.. He insisted upon the necessity of voting thorn promptly, in order to put an end to the instability of the ...
... THE CONDITION OF SOUTR CAROLINA. ?? Li- a. * The Natimtn, draws- the following, picture of the, present state of South Carolina--The present condition of -South Carolina can only 'beunderstood by a consideration- of the character of the popula- tion and the -changes' which have taken place in it since th close e of the war. There are- now aboui ,r 300,000 whites in n the tate to 400,0040blacl ...
... a- Mnnrv .S Mv~n Mr. iT, DJYkE, the Gove rnnmet Whip, ~s,lthe, first ?? ?? ' ?? ?? V 41XC'S7 et'' ' rio bilurid&9iniithe' dipahile of'hia fitftotions! In ivain may Dr,,.DI.iASB lbe eioquentgaMr. | ( ?? tW,.}W1 ls ,jrzong commont sense, and Sir .rTAFroD lor1OR 7otJi- evolve u'7inf -datq it ?? P~t.b~k! . ...
... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMEYL ?? r |PRBSS AS0OCIATION TELLGRAM.] HOUSE OF LOIRDS.-3o0NDAY. ¶1he Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clook. T-'!LE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUC.A- TION, Lord HAMPTON gave notice for Friday,, the 15th inst., to call attention to the oountitutioa of iho Committee of Council on E1ducation. t THISlE PEACE OF EUROPE. E arl RUSSELL moved an ad Tress for copies of ang ...
... A Parliamentary return, issued yesterday, 8 that the estimated increase of naval expendi in year, compared with last, will be £ 174,760. ...
... RAT'S COWROUND ESSENCE or LINSEED fortnies the svs em against Cold, prevents Cough, and cures most affections of the cbeet, throat, aad luap.old by most Chemists. 9404 ...