... Afabiaban Mpthnea1. MAE y newyddion diweddaf o Bengal-v newyddion swyddogol yn ogystal a'r eiddo v gohebwyr newyddiadurol, yn rhoddi golwg fwy E trist ar sefyllfa pethau na dim a roddwyd eto er dechreu y newyn. Mae parhad y sycbder; a diffyg pob rhagarwyddion o wlaw agos wvedi a llwyr ddinystrio y gobaith a goleddid unwaith a fod y gwaetbaf wedi ei gefnu. Oddieithr y a ceir gwlaw buan ofnir y ...

... ?? sa a. .J .L as .1JV±.t ?? HoJ.. That the encd justifies th6rme'ans; and that. tb it is right to do evil that good may come, are bu maxims whicha popular ,belief, has hitherto associated almost exclusively with- the prin ciples of Jesuitismn. Recent experience of . tlhe educational policy of certain Dissenters in Glanorginshire tends to. foster the im- in preasion that popular belief, in ...

... IWHT-MOINDAY F E S T I V I T I E S, le Wbit-Monday has been regarded for some years I pastas the great holiday of the people of South I Wales and Monmouthshire, and as time rolls on u s the observancq of the day in its popular aspect, e becomes more and more general. The cares of t a business are thrown to the winds, if only for a n period of 24 hours, and men devote themselves to if n the ...

... FEXWPORT DISTRICT OF ODD- FELLOWS, M.U. The annual report of the above district has been recently issued. it is made up to the 30th Nov., Th73, and consists of a large amount of information that is highly interestiug and important. In the limit place it shows at a glance the numerical strength on tho 1st of January last. At that date there vere 481,630 mombers, being an increase of 11 587. An ...

... i * .LLANDOVERIY. TicFr annual athletic sports of the Welsh Collegiate Institution took %place 'last week in the college cricke t ground. ' Thel weather w'as:'all that could be wished, and there was a. -large num-r ber of visitors. WI. W. Philips, of Liandilo, acted. as etiiter, and Mr: M. P., Lloyd, of Glan-, sevin, as jUdge. The first event on 'the . programme wqas throwing a cricket. hall, ...

... TlE LOCK-OUT OF THE' LABOURERS. A Ul'UONliSV POET. .The Cnehxt (2orrelpuondent of the flour ?? ?? to Mr. Evans, vIjI of the oaut noted poets of the Lavlurerji Ijuirin ]iih bfy'k is iiolt ., largo oan, but it is, at 4it events, vi;orou . in style. Perhapa -t may b.) ia.led cali'd-at Mll events, it professes none of the Seh- tinuental mymnitaiifhy %viltl all classes so freely spoken by the ...

... The business transacted at a special meeting of the Swansea Town Council, yesterday, was more than usually important, and the discussions to which the various questions at issue gave rise were of a decidedly lively character. Not that this particular feature of oratorical hilarity is much out of the common in the Swansea Council Chamber, but that it affords yet one more illustration of a ...

... i The quarterly meeting of tho Town Council was held. on Tuesday afternoon unudor the presidency of Mr. W. Williams, nmrJ4'V, there being a good attendance. The MAYor. Said the first *-1s of the council would be to pass the quartr for payment. ti After a brief conversati ...

... .WHERE TO EMIGRAATE. Mr. Stamer, author of Recollections of a Life In of Adventure, has recently published a book, enh- a I titled The Gentleman Emigrant, which~oontaing tI some valuable hints for gentlemen intending to seek! E] their fortunes abroad-, In reviewfing the work,. he lat Pall Mall Gazette says Mr. Starner's advice amounts oce pietty much to this: Don't emigrate if you have Q ...

... CORRIESPONDENCED, CAR'DjIFFt' PROPR'IETARY SCHOOL. in TO THE EDITOR OF TELE WESTERIN MAIL. ie- Ss,-As one of the five invited architects who, of c for some cause or other were willing to undertake .ng the preparation of plans for the above structure, of I quite regret the non-competition of any other wed architect-such, say, as your Occasional Corres- ;by pondent. The pleasure of ...

... SOBRIETY BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Mr. BRIGHT has just delivered himself of one of the weightiest utterances that even the great Tribune of the people has ever delivered. After a long, and, by illness, enforced silei ce, broken only, we believe, with one exception, in his great speech at Birmingham last year, he has -as it was meet and fithng-signalised his return to public life by a notable ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. Sirt,-I shall feel obliged by your giving publicity to the following, as it way be the means of putting my fel- low-tradesmen at the Docks on their guard against an impostor who may possibly endeavour to repeat his de- signs. On Friday last a person, representing himself to be the captain of a brig; in Penarth ^Dock called at my shop ana ordered ...