... LLETHR PARNAeSSUS. W Y Beird yn Ymladd Ceiliogod. Gwobr haelionus yr Bybarch Siencyn Sin.-Enw priodol Callestr, ennillydd. y doreh ydyw, Mr. Thomas Hughes, Caernarfon Station. g Y Deigryn, gan Dswi Machno,-Y mae eieh 'linell gyptaf, Perlyn a ?? o barlwr, yn dwyn ar g6f i ni yr englyn buddugol ir ARr~ystalwm a ddechreuai:- Peiriant ar alit yn pori, ond eieh bod chwi yn rhoddi I i atteb i ...

... D I C DRWG A-LT DD D . * DALU DRWG AM DDRWG.t P19MOr n..-7Y WaredigaLe. ac TRA yr oedd y ?? arwaraidd addiagrifiwyd. genym yn myned yn mlaen yn y dyffryn mynyddig, at yr oedd H ID t meiroh yn agothaa at IIe. id Y mae yn afreidiol braidd dyweyd m aly trap. wyr o St. Vrain oedd y rhai'r, a dywoyd en bad yn msarohogaeth ar en ?? gyflymed byth ag Y y gallai y ceff91au aoh mnlod ec dswshwyat. Y: Yn ...

... ITAITH TYWYSOG CYMIL'lW INDIA. I Am wyth o'r gloch nos Lun diweddaf cychwynodd Tywysog CYxRu ar ei daith i India. Canlyn- wyd ef i Dover gan Dywysoges CymRu, y Duc o EDINBURGU, a'r Duc a CONNrAUGHT; ac yr oedd amryw ereill o aelodau y Teula Brenhinol yn ngorsaf y ffordd haiarn yu Charing Cross i ganu yn iach iddo. Cyrhaeddodd i Dover yn fua asr ol deg oar gloch, a derbyniwyd ef gan y maer a'r ...

... ABE RFAN. Gosod careg syyfaen eapel newydd y MIetlwdistiaid al.flamidd. PP.1DNAWN ddydd Iau, Medi 23ain, eyflawnwyd y gorchwyl dyddorol o osod careg sylfaen capel newydd y Methodistiaid Calfinaidd yn Aber. fan. Gan fod y lie hwn yn anadnabyddus i lawer o'ch darlleuwyr, nid ammhriodol fydd rhoddi ych- ydig fraslinelliad o'i hanes. Saif tua phum milldir i'r deheu o Ferthyr Tydfil, a thua dwy o ...

... LORD DERBY AND MR. FORSTER, M.P. At a meeting of the Edinburgh Town Council on Tuesday, it was agreed to confer the freedom of the city on Lord Derby and the Right Hon. W. E. Forster, M.P. Mr. Forster is to oren the Edinburgh Philoso- phical Institution on the 5th November, and it is ex- pected that Lord Derby will deliver his inaugural address as Rector of Edinburgh University in the coarse ...

... PONTYPOOL. ASSAULT AND WAGES CLAIM.—At the Petty Sessions, on Saturday, before Colonel Byrde, and Messrs Parkes and Phillips, Thomas Davis, a contractor of sewage cuttings at Panteg, was summoned for assaulting John Fennessy, and farther, for refusing to pay him 33 6d, a day's wages, due to him. It seemed from the evidence that Fennessy worked one day and left. On the follow1 ing Saturday, a ...

... TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION. A boiler exploded at Messrs Norris's spade works, Wollaston, near Stourbridge, on Tuesday, killing one man and injuring fifteen others. The stack was blown down, and a large portion of the works was reduced to a wreck. ...

... Millions of pounds of unwholesome tea are yearly sold in England, but the public have good qunlity, purity, and ml cheapness guaranteed in Horsiman's Paoket Tea. List of local agents in this paper Messrs. Dunvi'le and Co., are the largest holders of Whisky in the world. Their old Irish Whisky is recommended by the irre- dioal profession in prefereooe to French Brandy. Jt if supplied in casks ...

... f .MAES*cWl€MWB» '• HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICE.—A special service of the above kind was held on Wednesday in the Church School. Prayers were read by the Rev A. Richards, home missionary. The Rev T. Rees, Beaufort, preached in English and the Rev E. James, Rhymney, in-Welsh. Mr Davies presided at the harmonium. Credit is due to Miss Lowe, Miss B. Powell, Miss Rogers, and Miss Rogers, of ...

... DEATH OF THB RON. KING-HARMAN.—An Irish paper announces the death on Sunday of the Hon, L. H. King-Harman, D.L. He was uncle to the present Earl of Kingston, and was in his 69th year. His eldest son, Captain E. R. King-Harman, late 60th Kiiies, contested the representn.tiou of the city of Dublin in 1810 with Sir Dominick Corrigan, Bart. The Hon. L. H. King-Harman was a staunch Oon- servative. ...

... THBOAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.-All suf- ering from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relie. afforded by the use of Brown's .Bronchial Troohes,* These famous lozenges are now sold by most re- spectable chemists in this country at Is lid per box. People troubled with a hacking cough, a slight cold. or bronchial affections, cannot ...

... CUBA. The Spanish merchants in Cuba are said to be weary of the civil war, and have applied to the Madrid Govern- ment and the Cuba Junta at New York, urging them to do everything in their power to obtain a cessation of hostilities. It is asserted that theie peace overtures have met with positive rejection both at Madrid and New York. ...