... OUTBREAK OF FEVER AT LLANDAFF YARD. SANITARY CONDITION OF PORTHKEKRY, PENMARK, ROOSI, &c. The monthly meeting of this committee was held on Saturday, the Rev. H. P. Lee in the chair. There were also present—Mr G. Phillips, Mr C. W. David, Mr J. Evans, Mr F. Wride, Mr T. Tinker, Mr C. French, Mr P. Jones, Mr L. Thomas, Mr D. Morgan, Mr R. Rich- ards, Mr T. Williams, Mr T. Bassett, Mr E. M. ...

... GENEDIGA ETHAU. EVAsNs-Tshwedd leg, priod Mr. Bsridah Evans, ysgelfeistr G~wyufe, ar ferch.. Tnosc;-TaSbhwedd fed, priod Mr. William Thomas, gorsaf- foistr, Cynwyd, ar fab: - PRI0S)ARU. EDwA~us.-5,Hvbazi-T5bwedd 7fed, trwy dewyidded ye 3oghayel -yMernodistiaidAerfar,g an y Parrch. ohnJones, Rhiwabou, Al ;. Edward Edwards, Psn-y-bryn Farm, a mis3 EBizabeth Hu0lies, Ysgubor:Uchaf. Boed bendith y ...

... I 1 ffaser afaxograu Egon, I szGISTBRED AT T1ll GFNERAL POST OFlICE AS A NSWSPAPErU A GANLYN sydd ddyfyniad o lythyr a an- fonwyd i'r Catholic .Regi8ter gan y swyddog Pabaidd enwog, MGRl. CAPEL, gyda golwg ar y gwasanaeth mawr a wneir gan Ddefodwyr Eglwys Laegr i Babyddiaeth:- Y mae yn ddiammheuol fod y dynion hyn yn anfwriadal, and yn weithredol, yn lledaenul am- rywiol athrawiaethau yr ...

... I zmdbu A'.199*944 W. ?i DARWAINTDDIIFRIFOL .GD9-J £RERBD TSR-HS Nos Sul diMreddaf, digwyddodd ?? i Mr. Morgan, uebel ffeiebowl LlysooddS r d Cymru. Ymddengys ei fod -7y ?? d y 0 gerbyd a Abergele j'w,~kmeWk$*4 Mrs. Morgan. Pan a n,0064*4t -y gate-sydd yn arwain at y #yg acd ygbdri a cerbyd yn erbyn pesitwr o gerY ao y a odaweld yn gosgelus yn y lie. Dj IhwlWdy cerbyd. TaflwYd Mr. Morgan ...

... YR ETHOLIADA.U BWRDEISIOL DYDD LLUN., GWBEUSAM. Ymgeiaiairwyth am bedair eisBteddle. Canlyniad Y po40oydoedd.:- Mr. W. Ro6land ,. 713 ,, W. Mudiess 605 ,W. Ingham 057 R. J. Williams 57 ,, Hugh Davies * 4475 H. Manley 441 g,, J. C. Owven 41 ~Dr. Davies- 9r. ;cyntf a ddychWelwyd. BEAUXAEIS. Ethol~dY M An4drew Lawrie,: agent'Syr. R Bthalwy. y d* Thomas Staples, masnach- ydd;Joh.J~ne, adlw~dda ...

... I learn on good authority that Mr. Maùte. inventor of the steam type-conposiag machine, has offered to set the type for all the different editions of the new Wesleyan hymn-book by his machines free of charge. Whoever may undertake to print them will have the use of his men and machines free on their own premises. I under- stand that the offer is equal to a gift of jE200, but it may not cost M. ...

... At the sitting of the court on Wednesday Mrs. Essex, landlady of the Bell Avening. was called to prove seeing the stranger in company with Fox and Banks, two active Liberals. Mr. Giffard asked for an order for the production of Mrs. Workman, the woman alleged to have been taken away by the Liberals, and his loniship said he would make the order. Mn. Heaven, examined yesterday, '1.'3rec:Úled ...

... It has been decided by the War Office and the Admiralty that as the Geographical Congress about to assemble at Paris is not under the authority of tho French Government it is unnecessary to send an officer to represent Great Britain, as was originally intended. The Royal Geographical Society will, how- ever, have a member in attendance, so that tiny matters of importance which may arise at the ...

... MILFORD DOCKS. MEETING AT HAVERFORDWEST. A meeting of the promoters of these docks was held at the Shire-hall, Haverfordwest, on Monday afternoon, when, although it was called without any public ad- vertisement ot any kind, several of the professional men and leading tradesmen of the town were present, as well as some of the leading men of the town 81 Milford. The meeting was presided over by ...

... BREAKFAST. —EIPS'S COCOA.—GRATEFUL AWD COM. POETnca.— By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a de icatel; flavoured bevorage'which may save us many heavy doctors' hills. It is by the judicious use of such ...

... The London correspondent of the Manchester Evening News says:—It is now fully expected by ltoman Catholic* themselves that unless Lord Camoys and Lord Acton voluntarily withdraw from the Roman Catholic commu- nion they will be called upon to suffer the penalty of excommunication. The following resolutions were passed at a meeting of the Catholic Union, in London, under the chairmanship of Lord ...

... THE REPUTED NANA SAHIB. The Indian papers of the 2fit'4 ult. contnin |iartien];irs the arrest of the man supposed to be Nana Sahib. Aecenliup to the Times of India, Nana Sahib states that lie hid within ten miles of CawnllOre for three months after he was defeated by Havelock on the 17th, of July, 1857. Thence lIe went to the Bhootan jungles, where he re- mained iu hiding for seven years. He ...