... LLAN.RWST A'R CYLCHIOEDD.| Afarweidd-dra yn y fasnach lechi ydyw y testyn siarad ar hyn e bryd yn mhob congl. {id oes rhagolwg chwaith y bydd iddi welhi rhag Rlaw. Gan fod y rhyfel wedi dechrea' yn Affghanistan, mae lie i ofni na wellba y fasnach lafur ana beth am- ser i ddyfod. Oinir yr arweinia yr belynt bresen- nol i ryfel a Rwssia; ond pa un a ddigwydd hyny ceir gweled cyn pen ncmawr o ...

... I FAfujd mv Marchnad Liverpool, Dydd Mawrth Yr oedd nifer lionog a felinwyr a pbrywyr wed( dyfod tyogbyd, so yr oedd ?? y fasnach Yn sefydlo gyda galw da, a chododd gwenith (y oach yu benaf} lo. 1 2o. y canpwys. Galw sefydlog am fawd, a c0ho odd y prtau 6c, ysach a'r bartI. Ceirch yn dawel y oedd galw cymmedrol am gawdeeirch am brisiabc orol. Ychydig e alw oodd am ffa Aiphtaidd a D Oanadaidd, ...

... A statue of Berryer, the great French advocate, hu •jeeh placed in the PsJace of Justice, Paris. Mr. William Wilfrid Powell has been appointed one of her Majesty's foreign service messengers. The Provincial Board of the Oldham Cotton Ot*m ive Association have issued notices reauestin^fhl 01 embers not to resume work at the 5 peJ Sn t iuction. (l „ ECCENTRICITY OF GENIUS. c??P°Mr we «re told, ...

... At Stafford, on Thursday morning, Ann Horwell, charwoman, was indicted for the manslaughter of hei infant child. It was proved that the woman was a drunken character, and systematically neglected her child, which, at the age of seven months, betrayed an emaciated condition, and only weighed 4lbs., less than a fifth of its proper weight.-She was found guilty, and sentenced to three months' ...

... ADVTPF TO MOTHBHS !—Are yo broken in your rest by a i rk tliiia suffering with the pain of cuCtuu teeth ? Go at mce to a chemist and get a bottle of Mas WIN BLOW'S tjooraiNa STKUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi- kteiy It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to taste, it pro- iuces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, tond the little cherap awakes as bright a. a ...

... A BLACK CALENDAR. r The winter assizes for County No. 13, which comprises the counties of Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, Brecon, Cardigan, and Radnor, will be opened at the Guildhall, Swansea, to.aay (Satur- day), and the criminal business will be commenced en Monday morning. The judges are the Right Eton. Alfred Henry. Theaiger, one of IIer Majes- ty's Lords Justices of Appeal, and the ...

... MILITARY FUNERAL AT CARDIFF- The announcement that the interment of the late Captain Noble, the Captain Commandant of the 16th Rifle Corps, would take place at the New Cemetery, with military honours, on Wednes- day afternoon, drew an immense crowd of persons to witness it. The residence of the deceased was surrounded by hundreds of the inhabitants of the town, and the crowd extended along ...

... MR M.P., WITH HIS CONSTITUENTS. THE GOVERNMENT POLICY CIUTICISED. TORY TACTICS IN PARLIAMENT. THE AFGHAN QUESTION. f [FEOJI A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] It is nots-inn to every member of her Jlajesty's Faithful Commons to be able to present biin- seli before his coiistitaeucy under such favourable ciicumstancaa as thoso under which Mr Dillwyn rendered his annual account of his Rtewardship, to ...

... SHOCKING FATAL ACCIDEX F AT PlM'Yl'OOL. On Sunday, at the Glyn, Pontypool, as young man named PeterSimmonds was at work, he was strnck bv a 'suras ith such forca that hit head was smashed, and the trucks ran ...

... A YEAR'S WORK IN OUR COURTS. Th» Statistics for 1877 have just been published, and among the voluminous reports em- braced in the volume, perhaps one of the most interesting deals with the county courts of the country. The subjoined facts and figures will be of general interest. 1 he following are the number of plaints in the whole of the County Courts, and the totals under each heading in ...

... WARLIKE SPIRIT AMONGST ROU- MANIAN TROOPS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday. — A warlike spirit prevails among the Russian troops in Eastern Roumelia, and some commanders are reported to have spoken of the proba- bility of a winter campaign against Con- stantinople, boasting that their troops are beat fitted for military operations in the cold season. ...

... SWANSEA TliAMWAYsT EXTEN- SION. The rapid approach of the end of November Is bringing forth the usual crop of Parliamentary notices for new schemes and extension of old ones, some of which, as far as Swansea ia concerned, Lave grown to be looked upon quite in the light of annuals, notice having been given so often of intention to proceed, while, as yet, no signs of progress can be discovered. ...