... ' BETEL, AiNON I - Ddydd Sadwrn diweddaf, am ddiaw a haner awrT wedi pump o'r gloch. cynaliodd Ysgol Sabbotho c S'lle uchod ei chyfarfod Ilenyddol, o 'nn lrwydd- l Iiseth 'ddoniol a ffraethbert y'Parch. 11 W. Gri- Y ffLth, gveinidog. parchus y ?? y S cyfarfod cyntaf diwvy ganu MUn gynulleidfaol; yna e traddododd y Uywydd anerchiad byr, ond tra a galluog a hyswdl. Dilynwyd byn gan blant dan d . ...

... All the members of the Cabinet were present at the Council, which assembled at three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, at the. Premier's official residence. A large crowd gathered in the immediate neighbourhood. Lords Beaconsfield and Salisbury were loudly cheered on their arrival. The mention of Lord Lawrence's name in the crowd brought forth groans and hisses. The Daily News correspondent at ...

... The out fail works of the sanitary authority at Saadley continue to be productive of opposition and condemnation by residents, who complain bitterly of injuries to which their property is subject, whilst themselves and their animals are affected, by the alleged polluted condition of the water. One of the aggrieved parties is desirous that the authority should consent to an adjust- ment of his ...

... ISPECIAL TELES HAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The steamer Cornwall, of Cardiff, from Cardiff for Havre, with coal, has put into Penzance with damage to bottom, and ballast compartment full of water, having struck near the Longshipa on Tuesday afternoon. She anchored in Penzance Roadstead, and went into harbour on Tuesday night's tide. MILFOBD HAVEN.—The brigantine Raven, of Swansea, from Swansea ...

... AT THE POLICB-OODKT, 011 Monday, Thomac Wiggett was charged with stealingt cout, the pro* perty of Mr E. Davies, draper. High-street, from outside the shop. He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to two months Lard labour.—Edwaril Powell, fishmonger, charged Charles Smith, jeweller, with using profane language. The ease \ros dismissM. lhe above C harles Smith w;ta charged by Sergeant Jones with ...

... At a meeting of corn merchants on Monday, a resolution was passed adopting the hundred weight to 112 Ib. as the standard weight of the trade, in the sale of grain and flour in the Dublin Market after the 1st of January next. An amendment had been moved in favour of a cental, but this was lost. it being contended that the 112 lbs. was more in accordance with the trade of the country. ...

... POLICE-COURT.—The magistrates on the bench were Viscount Emlyn, Mr W. Dn Buisson, and Mr G. H. Relf.—John Davis, Llanegwad, was charged with having game unlawfully iu his possession. Defendant was fined 10s, and costs, the nets and rabbits found in his possession to be forfeited.—John Richards, Lewis Clark, Rees Lewis, Thomas Morris, and William Owen were charged, Thomas Morris with assault, ...

... f* ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA. JJ* SEVEN SAILORS DROWNED. ie smack Spartus, arrived at Hull, reported Jailing in, with a foreign schooner, name unknown, '.yith six hands on board, and laden with brides #03 cement, from Hartlepool. As she was dis- whlej the smack commenced towing her, and put second hawl on board. Eight hours afterwards went down head foremost. The seven men on ward perished. 1 Great ...

... ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE KING OF I ITALY. HIS MAJESTY WOUNDED WITH A PONIARD. ARREST OF THE MISCREANT. NAPLES, Sunday Evening. As King Humbert was entering Naples in state to- day, a man, poorly dressed, approached the Royal carriage, and attempted to assassinate his Majesty with a poniard. SignorCairolo,tbe Prime Minister, who accompanied the King, '1 laid hands on the assassin, and in ...

... At the Manchester city police-court on Wednes- day, Abraham Holstein, tailor, Park-place, Cheetham Hill, was summoned before Mr Head- lam for having unlawfully taken or caused to be taken from tite custody and possession of her father a girl under the age of 16 against her father's will. Mr Bradbury (barrister)' prosecuted. In open- ing the case he said that the girl in question was named Leah ...

... DEATH OF 'J1RS DAWSON, OF BIRMINGHAM. It is -with regret we announce the death of Mrs pawson, widow ot Air George Dawson, of Bir- mingham. Since the death of her husband she edited the volume of praters and itwo volumes of eeimons which have bean recently published. ...

... THE WIFE OF PEACE, THE MURDERER. On Thursday morning Hannah Peace, the wife of the Banner Cross murderer, was brought up at the Sheffield police-court, charged with having in her possession a quantity of stolen property. In asking for another remand, the Chief-constable stated that the property found upon the prisoner was part of six burglaries committed at Black- heath by her husband. The ...